Main Event: Regian Eersel vs. Islam Murtazaev

Main Event

Regian Eersel vs. Islam Murtazaev

Eersel Winner by Split Decision

Round 5 - 3:00

It may have taken all five rounds, but Regian “The Immortal” Eersel successfully defended the ONE Lightweight Kickboxing World Championship once again to prove he is one of the best pound-for-pound martial artists in the world.

Islam Murtazaev came ready and started strongly before Eersel chipped away at his defense. As the bout drew on, Eersel kept his pace strong and applied pressure to his Russian opponent.

The five-round showcase was a shining example of what makes Eersel spectacular. He never slowed down and constantly was firing off offense.

Although Eersel was humble in victory, there is little doubt the win continues to push his star higher. “The Immortal” is slowly working his way into the history books, one bout at a time.

Full Card

Stamp Fairtex vs. Ritu Phogat

Stamp Winner by Submission

Qiu Jianliang vs. Hiroki Akimoto

Akimoto Winner by Unanimous Decision

Timofey Nastyukhin vs. Dagi Arslanaliev

Dagi Winner by Technical Knockout

Kang Ji Won vs. Marcus “Buchecha” Almeida

Buchecha Winner by Submission

Hu Yong vs. Yuya Wakamatsu

Wakamatsu Winner by Unanimous Decision

Stamp Fairtex continues to impress as she develops her all-around martial arts game. In the final of the ONE Atomweight World Grand Prix, Stamp submitted wrestling phenom Ritu “The Indian Tigress” Phogat to win the coveted silver belt and a shot at Angela Lee’s ONE Atomweight World Championship. Stamp defended takedowns from Phogat and attacked when the opportunity presented itself. Her Fight IQ is off the charts, proven by the ability to pick up the submission game in a short period. Stamp is the real deal and now has three-sport glory within sight.

Hiroki Akimoto and Qiu Jianliang went all three rounds in their ONE Super Series kickboxing battle, and it was the Japanese star who got his hand raised. Akimoto was aggressive early on and had a great opening round. As Qiu worked his sweeps in the second and third rounds, Akimoto equaled him with his own offense. The judges awarded Akimoto a unanimous decision win and put him back on track in the bantamweight division.

The highly-anticipated lightweight rematch between Timofey Nastyukhin and Dagi Arslanaliev lived up to the billing as the two warriors came out swinging heavy leather. However, in the end, it would be Dagi who would get the better of the exchanges. After generating momentum, Dagi finally found the off switch in the final round to earn a second knockout over Nastyukhin and put the top contenders on notice that he is back.

Buchecha waited for his moment against Kang Ji Won and then took the action to the ground. Once it was on the canvas, it was a wrap. Buchecha took his time, took Kang’s back, and took the rear-naked choke victory. The quick submission puts him right in the thick of the ONE Heavyweight World Championship title hunt early into his mixed martial arts career.

Yuya Wakamatsu extended his flyweight winning streak to five with a dominant three-round performance over Hu Yong. In his post-match interview, the #3-ranked contender in the division then called out Adriano Moraes as he has his eyes on gold. If he can continue his run, he will be undeniable.

The HEATED Kickboxing War Between Regian Eersel & Islam Murtazaev

INCREDIBLE! Stamp Fairtex FINISHES Ritu Phogat 😱

LIGHTNING-FAST ⚡️😳 The Kickboxing THRILLER Between Akimoto & Qiu

LIGHTNING-FAST ⚡️😳 The Kickboxing THRILLER Between Akimoto & Qiu

WHAT A KNOCKOUT! Dagi vs. Nastyukhin Was INSANE 🤯

Buchecha vs. Kang Ji Won Ended With A SLICK SUBMISSION 😳