ONE In The Media

Regian “The Immortal” Eersel has reunited his two world title belts after an epic five-round battle with French rival Alexis ‘Barboza’ Nicolas on Saturday.

In the ONE Fight Night 25 headliner, it was the Dutch-Surinamese striker who left Bangkok’s Lumpinee Stadium with a unanimous decision win and the ONE Lightweight Kickboxing World Title that he surrendered to Nicolas earlier this year.

A major night of combat sport is taking place in Denver on September 7 at ONE: 168, featuring Jonathan Haggerty putting his ONE Bantamweight Muay Thai World Title on the line against ONE Flyweight Kickboxing World Champion Superlek Kiatmoo9, and a clash of legends when Liam Harrison takes on Seksan Or Kwanmuang in a hugely anticipated Muay Thai clash.

Liam Harrison said he wants to “enjoy” his long-awaited fight with Seksan Or Kwanmuang and has not even prepared a game plan.

The two go head-to-head in Denver for ONE 168 on Friday in a catchweight Muay Thai bout. The English fighter turns 39 next month and is determined to savor every second until retirement.

Johan Ghazali guarantees an electrifying performance when he steps inside the Circle against Josue Cruz. Both men are penciled to collide against each other in a flyweight Muay Thai tiff. This takes place at ONE 168: Denver, set for September 6 at Ball Arena.

At just 17 years old, “Jojo” has already made a significant impact in “the art of eight limbs.” But his impressive five-fight winning streak came to an end this past June when he faced Nguyen Tran Duy Nhat.

The highly anticipated ONE 168: Denver features two of the biggest names in Muay Thai. Jonathan Haggerty and Superlek Kiatmoo9 will fight on September 6 in Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado.

‘The General’ will defend his ONE Bantamweight Muay Thai World Title against the flyweight kickboxing kingpin. Superlek will be moving up a weight class and is aiming to become a two-sport champion next.

ONE Flyweight Kickboxing World Champion Superlek Kiatmoo9 feels that he has a point to prove at ONE 168: Denver.

“The Kicking Machine” moves up a division to challenge two-sport king Jonathan Haggerty for the ONE bantamweight Muay Thai world title in the Sept 7 headliner in a rematch six years in the making.

Inspirational limb-different fighter Jake Peacock returns to action on November 9 when he takes on Shinji Suzuki at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta.

Peacock is missing his right hand and forearm. But he is out to prove himself a world class Muay Thai practitioner, after winning his ONE Championship debut in style on Sky Sports in April.

Nico Cornejo of Pueblo, Colorado talks about making his debut next month in the world’s largest martial arts organization, ONE Championship.

Superlek Kiatmoo9 is moving up in weight to rematch Jonathan Haggerty at ONE 168, and he is taking a scientific approach to being ready for it.

The 28-year-old, who normally competes in the flyweight division, has hired a nutritionist, who is known as Hook, to help him make the move up to bantamweight.

Jonathan Haggerty has already reached the pinnacle of two combat sports, but still has his eyes on glory in a third: MMA.

The 27-year-old Brit currently holds ONE Championship’s bantamweight Muay Thai and kickboxing titles. He won the first belt with a stunning knockout of Muay Thai legend Nong-O Gaiyanghadao in 2023, and in his next fight, captured the promotion’s vacant kickboxing belt with a knockout of Brazilian MMA champion Fabricio Andrade.

Freddie Haggerty is dreaming of a spot at ONE 168 after his first-round victory over Kaichon Sor Yingchaoenkarnchang at ONE Friday Fights 72 last week.

The rising star bagged US$10,000 (HK$78,000) for the victory, his second of the year, but had to overcome adversity with both fighters trading knock-downs in the opening round at Lumpinee Stadium.

Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon has had mixed results as a fully-fledged member of the ONE Championship roster. But at ONE Fight Night 24: Brooks vs. Balart this weekend, he has a chance to set sail for the top of the bantamweight Muay Thai division.