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ONE MMA Bout:
Lea Bivins vs. Noelle Grandjean

Round 1

The opening bout is being overseen by Herb Dean. Bivins opens up with a kick and rushes forward. Grandjean is able to clinch and is landing some nice dirty boxing before tripping her opponent to the ground. Grandjean is kicking the legs of Bivins and settles in guard to throw punches. Bivins looks for an armbar but it goes nowhere. Dean stands up the fighters. They clinch again with Bivins landing a few standing knees. Bivins defends a takedown attempt from Grandjean, who then throws a wild overhand right. Grandjean is landing some solid leg kicks and Bivins looks tired with 90 seconds left in the round. Grandjean keeps landing kicks and follows them up with a straight right hand to the body that stuns Bivins. Grandjean keeps the pressure on and floors Bivins and the fight is waved off.

The Official Result

Noelle Grandjean def. Lea Bivins via TKO (Punches); R1, 4:01.

ONE Muay Thai Bout:
Asa Ten Pow vs. Mehdi Zatout

Round 1

Justin Brown is overseeing the first muay thai bout on the card. Pow opens up with some front kicks to the body. Zatout eats them and starts throwing back with straight right hands. Pow misses a high kick and eats a damaging elbow as a result. Zatout is in control early and is tagging Pow with strikes. Not deterred, Pow keeps going forward and throwing big high kicks. Pow lands a low kick and Zatout is able to send Pow fighting with a well-timed counter. Confident, Zatout has both of his hands down. Pow has the center of the cage but isn't able to do damage. Zatout hurts Pow with a right hand and follows up with several knees. Pow lands an elbow but eats several knees as the round ends. 10-9 Zatout.

Round 2

Pow is unable to continue and the fight is waved off between rounds.

The Official Result

Mehdi Zatout def. Asa Ten Pow via TKO (Retirement); R1, 3:00.

ONE Muay Thai Bout:
Amir Naseri vs. Taiki Naito

Round 1

Olivier Coste is the referee. A very measured start as both fighters are happy to kick at range. Naseri misses with a quick body kick and the two trade leg kicks. Naito is landing more kicks but not doing much in terms of damage. Naseri starts rushing forward with straight punches, a few of which land. Naseri is getting reckless and eats a few leg kicks as a result. Naseri is having trouble entering into range without eating kicks. Naito checks a kick and lands a high kick of his own. 10-9 Naito

Round 2

Naito drops Naseri with a kick to start the second frame. Naito continues to do better work, landing several leg kicks. Naito dodges a body kick from Naseri and counters with another leg kick. Naseri just seems outmatched and doesn't have a strategy. Naseri gets aggressive and falls to the ground again after eating another thudding leg kick. Naseri catches a kick of Naito but can't do anything with it. One minute left and the two start trading punches. Naseri eats several leg kicks and lands one of his own. The rounds end after Naseri misses a wild head kick and eats another leg kick. 10-9 Naito.

Round 3

Naito opens the final round with more leg kicks. Naseri gets wild and runs forward to no avail. Naito gets fancy and lands a spinning leg kick. Naito catches a kick from Naseri, who is getting very aggressive. Naseri lands a nice straight right hand but clinches and is separated afterward. Naseri eats another leg kick and stumbles. Naito lands a solid left hook, bruising the face of Naseri. A combination is thrown by Naseri, who lands an overhand right before clinching with Naito and landing several knees. Naseri is making the fight wild and is having his most success thus far. However, the fight ends and it was likely too little, too late. 10-9 Naseri (29-28 Naito).

The Official Result

Taiki Naito def. Amir Naseri via Unanimous Decision; R3, 3:00.

ONE MMA Bout:
Jeremy Miado vs. Danial Williams

Round 1

Herb Dean is your referee for this MMA bout. A lot of circling early, but Williams lands a nice straight right. Miado answers with a 1-2 but eats a big right hand. Miado keeps landing short yet accurate punches. They clinch against the fence. Miado gets a takedown and is working in Williams' guard. Miado moves into full mount and is clearly the better grappler. Williams recovers half guard with two minutes left. Miado crawls up back into mount but Williams has his back against the cage. Williams gets up and Miado goes for a takedown before the two go back to standing. Miado lands a wild right hand that downs Williams and follows it up with a knee. Williams is able to get up but is eating big punches and knees. Miado lands a huge right hook and has bloodied up Williams as the round ends. 10-9 Miado.

Round 2

The second frame begins with both men striking at a distance, still recovering from the active first round. Miado is happy to pick away with leg kicks. Williams is throwing but is not able to connect often as Miado is still in control. Williams eats a punch trying to get into range but follows up with a solid leg kick of his own. Miado's pace has dropped significantly. Williams is pushing the pace and landing some solid kicks. Miado still has his timing down and clocks Williams with a hook. One minute left in a round that could be won by either fighter. Miado lands a swinging left hook that drops Williams. Miado swarms forward, and Williams goes for a desperation takedown that is easily stuffed. Miado has his opponent hurt and is continuing to piece Williams apart. The bell ends and Williams survives. 10-9 Miado.

Round 3

The face of Williams is a mess and he clearly needs a finish. A 1-2 combo by Miado is followed by a straight right hand that knocks Williams down and a merciful Herb Dean waves the fight off. That was an accumulation of damage.

The Official Result

Jeremy Miado def. Danial Williams via TKO (Punches); R3, 0:31.

ONE MMA Bout:
Jae Woong Kim vs. Shamil Gasanov

Round 1

The main card begins with an MMA bout reffed by Herb Dean. The two are tentative but Kim begins landing leg kicks. Gasanov answers back with one of his own and then goes for a double-leg takedown. Gasanov gets Kim down and then takes the back in a scramble. Gasanov hooks in a rear-naked choke submission and Kim taps. Total domination after Gasanov went for a takedown.

The Official Result

Shamil Gasanov def. Jae Woong Kim via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke); R1, 2:09.

ONE Kickboxing Bout:
Sitthichai Sitsongpeenong vs. Mohammed Boutasaa

Round 1

Olivier Coste is overseeing the kickboxing match. The two trade body kicks. Boutasaa lands a solid 1-2. Sitsongpeenong lands a solid leg kick and marches forward with punches. Sitsongpeenong is the aggressor and is able to land several punches and knees up close. A solid round by both, I'd lean toward 10-9 Sitsongpeenong, who was slightly more active.

Round 2

Boutasaa is doing a great job of landing solid front kicks to keep distance. One even sends Sitsongpeenong to the ground. Boutasaa is staying super busy and aggressive. A punch sends Sitsongpeenong to the ground but it is ruled a slip. Sitsongpeenong is still alive but is being taken to so far. Using the clinch, the fight is slowed a bit and Sitsongpeenong is able to land some knees to the body. Sitsongpeenong lands a solid straight left and has gotten back into the round. The early charge was enough for Boutasaa to take Round 2 with a 10-9 of his own.

Round 3

A big leg kick from Sitsongpeenong sends Boutasaa to the floor. Wow, a left hand floors Boutasaa as well, but it is ruled a slip. Sitsongpeenong is super aggressive to start the third and looks great. Boutasaa has slowed down the pace and is clinching. Sitsongpeenong avoids a high kick and checks two leg kicks. Sitsongpeenong is charging forward and landing punches. This will entirely go down to who won the opening frame as the final two were each clear. Sitsongpeenong backs up Boutasaa and is throwing punches and avoids a spinning back kick as the round ends. 10-9 Sitsongpeenong (29-28 Sitsongpeenong).

The Official Result

Sitthichai Sitsongpeenong def. Mohammed Boutasaa via Unanimous Decision; R3, 3:00.

ONE Submission Grappling Title Fight:
Kade Ruotolo vs. Uali Kurzhev

Round 1

The submission match is refereed by Vitor Ribeiro. Worth noting that Kurzhev missed weight and can't win the title. Ruotolo drags Kurzhev to the ground and takes his back. Kurzhev almost gets Ruotolo to the side but he readjusts and then flattens his opponent. Ruotolo looking for a brabo choke but Kurzhev escapes. Kurzhev stands up but Ruotolo still has the back and goes for a rear-naked choke. Kurzhev slams his opponent and escapes to the feet. Ruotolo jumps guard unsuccessfully but is able to take his opponent down in a scramble. Ruotolo grabs the leg of Kurzhev and looks for a heel hook. Kurzhev is forced to tap and Ruotolo is the champion.

The Official Result

Kade Ruotolo def. Uali Kurzhev via Submission (Heel Hook); R1, 4:26.

ONE Muay Thai Title Fight:
Regian Eersel vs. Sinsamut Klinmee

Round 1

The muay thai title fight is overseen by Justin Brown. Both men land leg kicks on the other. Eersel is throwing a bit more but it's very much a feeling-out process. Klinmee eats a hard low kick and Eersel comes forward temporarily before retreating. Klinmee rushes forward with straight punches and lands. Eersel lands a few low kicks but Klinmee lands an overhand right. Klinmee lands a hard low kick and the round ends with Klinmee landing a solid body kick. 10-9 Klinmee, who came on late and stole the round after a slow start.

Round 2

Klinmee lands a nice push kick to start Round 2. Eersel catches a kick and clinches with Klinmee. The two are separated after they get tangled up and go to the floor. Eersel is able to land a nice combination of punches. A much slower round but one that has been favoring Eersel's bursts. A big right from Eersel lands as Klinmee lands a nice body kick. They trade kicks. Eersel checks a kick then throws one of his own. 10-9 Eersel.

Round 3

The two are trading kicks and have eased into a slow yet steady pace. Neither are throwing many punches. More low kicks are exchanged and Klinmee follows up with a left hook. A solid low kick by Eersel. Klinmee follows up with several of his own. Eersel starts opening up with his hands but misses. The referee is calling for action as they largely look at each other and occasionally throw leg kicks. Guess I'd lean 10-9 Klinmee but neither fighter impressed.

Round 4

Klinmee opens up with some leg kicks. Eersel throws wildly but misses. The two exchange kicks before both fighters miss with swinging hooks. Eersel snaps a leg kick out then gets hit with a jab. Klinmee lands an overhand right. Eersel lands two leg kicks. Both are trading kicks and mostly missing with their hands. The referee is yelling for action. Eersel misses an axe kick that wasn't even close. Klinmee lands several leg kicks. Eersel evens up the kicks and connects with a glancing right hand. The round ends with Eersel landing a body kick. 10-9 Eersel.

Round 5

Final round sees Klinmee getting more active with body kicks. Eersel is trying to throw his hands and connects with an overhand right. Klinmee eats a jab. The referee is calling for action but neither man is throwing much more than leg kicks. An overhand right lands for Eersel. Klinmee lands a nice body shot. A wild exchange sees both men bleeding with Klinmee taking the most damage. A solid finish to a largely underwhelming bout. Eersel edges out Round 5, 10-9 Eersel (48-47 Eersel).

The Official Result

Regian Eersel def. Sinsamut Klinmee via Split Decision; R5, 3:00.

ONE Title Fight:
John Lineker vs. Fabricio Andrade

Round 1

Lineker missed weight, stripping him of the title before the bout. The referee is Olivier Coste. Andrade opens with kicks as Lineker backs away. Slow start, but Andrade is working his jab well. Lineker is very cautious early, then throws a big left hand. Andrade is backing up Lineker and hurts him with a straight punch. A flying knee for Andrade lands, but a hurt Lineker gets a takedown. Lineker lands some solid punches in a scramble. Andrade breaks away and lands a nice body kick. Andrade is touching Lineker with straights and jabs. Andrade works the jab and eats a leg kick. Clear 10-9 for Andrade.

Round 2

The second frame opens with Lineker working the body with punches. A straight left by Andrade lands. The fight is back to a much more measured pace. Andrade is working his jab well, bloodying the nose of Lineker. Tired of getting punched, Lineker charges forward, landing hooks and then gets a takedown. Lineker lands nasty punches on the ground and allows a hurt Andrade to get back to his feet. Lineker lands a hook that hurts Andrade but allows his fellow Brazilian to recover. Two left hooks by Lineker land. Lineker charges forward with hooks to the body. Lineker's right eye is almost closed due to damage from the jab. Lineker walks into punches. Andrade lands a body kick and misses with punches. A clear 10-9 Lineker round but he began to fade and the damage to the eye is a serious worry.

Round 3

Lineker clearly can't see out of his right eye. Sort of wild that he's being allowed to continue. Lineker goes for a takedown to start the third frame. Andrade stuffs it and is finding success striking at a distance with body kicks and jabs. The jab is a real difference-maker for Andrade. Lineker starts swinging and lands a thudding hook. Andrade lands a nice jab but Lineker charges forward again. Andrade hurts Lineker with a knee to the body and then knees Lineker in the groin. The fight is paused. Lineker removes his cup, which was shattered. Lineker is in a lot of pain and it looks like the fight won't continue. They bring in a bucket, it looks like Lineker is going to puke. Fun stuff! Andrade looks into the distance, saddened, as Lineker glances deeply into the ONE-branded bucket, contemplating his life choices that have led to this moment. The five minutes are up and the fight is over.

The Official Result

John Lineker vs. Fabricio Andrade ends in a no contest at 2:44 of Round 3 due to a low blow by Andrade.