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Dzhabir Dzhabrailov scores a first-round knockout of Chase Mann at ONE Fight Night 42 Dzhabir Dzhabrailov scores a stunning first-round knockout at ONE Fight Night 42

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Bangkok, Thailand – ONE Championship returned to the legendary Lumpinee Stadium on Friday night for another electrifying night of martial arts action ONE Fight Night 42: Mann vs. Dzhabrailov it provided spectacular endings and dramatic changes in dynamics.

The event was headlined by a welterweight MMA clash between rising stars Dzhabira Dzhabrailov and Chase Mann, while Muay Thai legend Sam-A Gaiyanghadao turned back the clock in a thrilling co-main fight against Elmehdi El Jamari.

Dzhabrailov chases Mann for the first defeat of his career

The main event was the undefeated Turkish sensation Jabir Jabrailov delivering a devastating knockout in the first round, giving the Americans the advantage Chase “Mannimal” Mann the first defeat in his professional career.

Mann wasted no time pressing the action, scoring an early takedown and immediately setting a swift pace. The Arkansas native struck first, catching Dzhabrailov with a pointed right hook that knocked the 21-year-old to the canvas.

However, Dzhabrailov quickly recovered and returned fire during a series of rapid exchanges of blows.

Moments later, the Turkish phenom shoved Mann into the corner of the ring and detonated a crusher left hook which landed on my chin. Mann immediately went down, and two subsequent hammer fists sealed a decisive knockout 2:31 of the opening round.

This stunning finish left Dzhabrailov undefeated and one of the most memorable knockouts of the night at Lumpinee Stadium.

Sam-A survives the knockdown and finishes El Jamari in a wild comeback

In the co-main event, former multiple-time ONE World Champion Sam-A Gaiyanghadao reminded fans why he remains one of the most decorated Muay Thai fighters.

Take on the aggressive Moroccan attacker Elmehdi “Sniper” El JamariSam-A endured a tense first round, while El Jamari landed several pointed uppercuts and controlled the opening exchanges.

The fight broke out in the second round.

Sam-A changed gears and began marching forward, using powerful combos. A thunderous left hook caused the first knockdown, and moments later a piston-like straight left knocked El Jamari down again.

But the drama wasn’t over.

El Jamari responded with a powerful left hook of his own, sending Sam-A to the canvas and briefly shaking the Thai legend.

Still recovering, Sam-A put on a spectacular performance a kick to the head ending the fight who knocked down El Jamari for the third time in the round, forcing the referee to stop the fight 2:43 of round 2 in one of the most dramatic endings of the evening.

Bonus winners

Two players returned home Performance bonuses of $50,000 for his unique victories:

  • Sam-A Gaiyanghadao
  • Hiroba Minowa

ONE Fight Night 42: Mann vs. Dzhabrailov – full results

Main event

  • Dzhabir Jabrailov def. Chase Mann via KO (ground-and-pound), round 1 – 2:31
    (MMA – welterweight)

Joint main event

  • Sam-A Gaiyanghadao def. Elmehdi El Jamari by KO (kick to the head), round 2 – 2:43
    (Muay Thai – Strawweight)

Main card and featured fights

  • Suakim Pongsuphan PK def. Wladimir Kuzmin via unanimous decision (Muay Thai – bantamweight)
  • Hiroba Minowa def. Karen Ghazaryan via submission (rear-naked choke), round 1 – 4:07 (MMA – strawweight)
  • Black Panther def. Diego Paeza via split decision (Muay Thai – flyweight)
  • Dante Leon def. Kenta Iwamoto via unanimous decision (submission grappling – welterweight)
  • Joshua Perreira def. Gilberta Nakatani by KO (back fist + ground punch), round 1 – 0:38 (MMA – flyweight)
  • Dmitrii Kovtun def. Mohanad Battbootti via unanimous decision (Muay Thai – bantamweight)

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Ex-IBF champion Lee Selby gets unbeaten test in BKB 61 main event

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Ex-IBF champion Lee Selby gets unbeaten test in BKB 61 main event
Lee “Lightning†Selby will headline BKB 61 against Ollie “The
Death†Sentance on Nov. 14 at Indigo at The O2 in London.

BKB announced the all-British matchup Tuesday, with the former IBF
featherweight champion set to make his second appearance in the
promotion's Trigon. Selby had previously been confirmed for the
event, but his opponent had not been announced.

Lee Selby faces 2-0 bare-knuckle finisher Ollie Sentance in
London

Selby retired from professional boxing in 2022, bringing an end to
a career in which he captured the IBF featherweight championship.
He made his BKB debut at BKB 55 in June, stopping Antonio Rizzo via
second-round TKO.

The 39-year-old Welshman will now make his first BKB appearance in
London, where he will face another undefeated bare-knuckle fighter
in Sentance.

“I'm really looking forward to getting back in the Trigon and
fighting in London again,†Selby said. “Ollie is a tough opponent
and I know he'll be coming to bring a fight, so I'm expecting a
proper battle. It's always special fighting in front of the British
fans and I'm excited to headline BKB 61 and put on a great night
for everyone at The O2.â€

Sentance enters the matchup with a 2-0 bare-knuckle record, with
both victories coming by stoppage. The Kidderminster,
Worcestershire, native made his BKB debut in February, stopping
Nico Earwaker in the fourth round before adding another TKO victory
over Corey Healey at BKB 55.

The 29-year-old competed in several combat sports, including mixed
martial arts and kickboxing, before moving into bare-knuckle
boxing.

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Dana White says Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua delay is a ‘total ego thing’ and explains why he won’t be at the press conference

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Dana White says Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua delay is a ‘total ego thing’ and explains why he won’t be at the press conference

Dana White says he is definitely part of Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua.

The last few weeks have been dominated by the public battle between Joshua's promoter, Eddie Hearn, and the UFC CEO over whether or not White will be involved in the Fury vs. Joshua superfight in December. Despite having no direct promotional relationship with either fighter, White and fight financier, Turki Alalshikh, have pushed for White's involvement in the promotion, while Hearn has steadfastly refused to allow it.

As such, for the past few weeks the fight has appeared to be in jeopardy of even happening, but on the eve of their first official press conference, White insists that everything has been settled, and that he is part of the promotion.

“There's no confusion whatsoever,†White told reporters after the latest edition of Contender Series on Tuesday night. “If you look at everything, from the network to the guy that's actually f*cking paying for it, and to me saying what I've said. I've been saying it now feels like for f*cking years, but it's probably been weeks, and I've been saying the same thing. …

“It's happening. It's done,†White continued. “It's a done deal. Everything that I've been saying is the truth. Why would I say it and double down, and triple down, and f*cking quadruple down if it wasn't the case?â€

Of course, White has insisted several times before that things were settled, only for Hearn to deny those claims later. Hearn and White have been embroiled in an increasingly bitter rivalry for most of 2026, since White moved into boxing with Zuffa Boxing and quickly signed one of Hearn's long-time fighters, Conor Benn. Since then, the two have battled through the media, with White at one point even suggesting they fight for real. So, as this rivalry continues, White puts the issues with booking Fury-Joshua down to ego.

“This isn't a hesitation, this is an ego thing,†White said. “Total ego thing. It has nothing to do with any of this shit. And listen, boxing has taken a hit in the United States. It's not as big as it was 20 years ago. It has become a very British sport, and all the shit that you're hearing, the crying, and the bitching, and whatever the f*ck, is coming from the U.K.â€

White also insisted that despite all his fiery language, he's actually in his element, telling reporters he's having fun and that “this is right up my alley.â€

It's still unclear exactly what role White plays in the Fury-Joshua fight, though, and whatever it is, it apparently won't be part of the opening press conference on Wednesday, as White confirmed he will not be in attendance for the London event.

“No, because I was here,†White said when asked if he would be at the press conference. “I would have been there if I didn't have the Contender.â€

Fury and Joshua are expected to fight on Dec. 11 at Cardiff's Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.

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Jiri Prochazka headlines UFC Qatar; Aljamain Sterling, Dan Hooker return

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Jiri Prochazka headlines UFC Qatar; Aljamain Sterling, Dan Hooker return

Former UFC light heavyweight champion Jiri Prochazka will return at UFC Qatar for his first bout since losing to Carlos Ulberg.

The UFC light heavyweight title picture remains in a peculiar spot as titleholder Carlos Ulberg continues to recover from a leg injury suffered at UFC 327. Earlier this year, Ulberg rallied against Jiri Prochazka to earn a TKO win after injuring his leg just minutes into the fight.

Now, the light heavyweight titleholder remains on the sidelines as Prochazka and other top contenders make their cases for a title shot. Prochazka is looking to secure another title shot after recent championship losses to Alex Pereira and Ulberg.

As he looks to move closer to another potential title fight, Prochazka will headline the UFC's return to Qatar against one of the division's most dangerous young contenders.

Jiri Prochazka vs. Navajo Stirling headlines stacked card at UFC Qatar

As the UFC announced on Tuesday, Prochazka will face Navajo Stirling (11-0) in the UFC Qatar main event on November 21st.

Stirling returns to the Octagon after recent knockout wins over Jan Blachowicz, Ion Cutelaba, and Bruno Lopes. He was a longtime teammate of Israel Adesanya at City Kickboxing before Adesanya left the gym earlier this year.

A win over Prochazka would likely give Stirling the nod for a title shot over some of the other top contenders. Prochazka was briefly linked to a fight against former UFC title challenger Paulo Costa before negotiations fell apart.

UFC Qatar features the returns of top names like Aljamain Sterling, Dan Hooker, and the highly anticipated debut of super prospect Akbar Abdullaev. Stirling will face surging featherweight contender Kevin Vallejos in the co-main event.

Hooker, who returns after a loss at UFC Paris earlier this month, will fight Brian Ortega in the latter's long-awaited lightweight debut.

What is your prediction for Jiri Prochazka vs. Navajo Stirling? Share your thoughts in the comments!

This article appeared first on BJPENN.COM


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