ON March 23, 2025IN One championship is set to the host One 172: Takeeru vs. Rodtang in the cult Saitama Super Arena In Saitama, Japan. This event promises to be a breakthrough opportunity in combat sport, covering a series of high rates in various disciplines.
Main event: Takeeru Segawa vs. Rodtang Jitmuangnon
The main evening is the long-awaited super-flush in the fly weight between the Japanese Kickboxing icon Takeeru Segawa and Muay Thai Superstar Rodtang Jitmuangnon. Both warriors introduce impressive records and characteristic combat styles to the ring, establishing a scene to the electrifying showroom.
Collaborated events and title fights
In addition to the main event, one 172 contains several attractive co-main events:
Adriano Moraes vs. Yuya Wakamatsu: Rematch for the empty MMA title One Flyight MMA, in which the former King of the Division put up Adriano Moraes against Japan Yuya Wakamatsu.
Pick up machi: The battle for the momentary title of Kickboxing champion, showing the striking efficiency of both competitors.
Event details
Date: Sunday, March 23, 2025
Time: 16:00 JST / 14:00 ICT
Location: Saitama Super Arena, Saitama, Japan
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As the expectation is built, one 172: Takeeru vs. Rodtang is ready to provide an unforgettable night of martial arts, celebrating skills and dedication of fighters from around the world.
One 172: Takeeru vs. Rodtang – live results:
Flyweight kickboxing: Rodtang “The Iron Man” Jitmuangnon defeats the “Natural Born Krusher” Takeer Segawa by knockout at 1:20 round of the first
Transient World Championships in Kickboxing’s featherweight: Masaaki Noiri defeats Tawanchai PK Saenchai by TKO at 1:55 third round
Flyweight MMA World Championship: Yuya “Little Piranha” Wakamatsu defeats Adriano “Mikinho” Moraes by TKO at 3:39 round of the first
Transient World Championships in Słomi Słoma Kickboxing: Jonathan di Bella defeats Sam-Gaiyanghadao with a unanimous decision
The Kickboxing Atomweight World Championships: “The Queen” Phenjeeja Lukjaoporongtom defeats Kana “Krusher Queen” Morimoto with a unanimous decision
Bantamweight Muay Thai: Nabil Anane defeats “The Kicking Machine” Superlek Kiatooo9 with a unanimous decision
Atom Wadzka Muay Thai: Nadaka Yoshinari overcomes Erawana cancer by knockout at 2:40 third round
Lightweight MMA: Shinya “Tobikan Judan” Aoki: defeats Eduard “Landslide” Folayang by surrender (Armbar) at 0:53 round of the first
Bantamweight kickboxing: Hiroko Akimoto defeats John “Hands of Stone” Lineker with a divided decision
Lightweight MMA: Adrian “The Phenom” Lee defeats Takeharu Ogawa by surrender (Anaconda Dushe) at 1:03 round of the first
Liberation of Muay Thai: Shimon Yoshinari defeats Yodlekpet “The Destroyer” or Atchariya in a unanimous decision
Flyweight kickboxing: Hyu defeats the end of El Jamari by knockout at 2:12 round of the first
The upcoming
Ultimate Fighting Championship event has undergone a late
change, with Eduardo
Henrique stepping in to replace Jose Ochoa
at UFC
330.
Ochoa was reportedly forced out due to an injury, leaving Charles
Johnson without an opponent days before their bout at Xfinity
Mobile Arena in Philadelphia. However, the promotion quickly found
a replacement in Henrique, who will now make his UFC debut against
Johnson.
Eduardo Henrique gets UFC debut against Charles Johnson after
Jose Ochoa injury
Henrique (15-2) will return to action after nearly nine months
away. The former
Legacy Fighting Alliance flyweight champion last competed in
September 2025, earning a decision over An Tuan Ho
on
Dana White's Contender Series. However, the victory wasn't
enough for a UFC contract.
The fighter also appeared on Season 33 of “The Ultimate Fighterâ€
last year. Now, Henrique has the chance to make his UFC debut as a
late replacement in UFC 330.
Johnson (19-9) lost to Asu
Almabayev in his last Octagon appearance in June. His upcoming
bout will be his fourth UFC fight of 2026, making him the
promotion’s most active fighter this year. He is currently
averaging one bout every 98 days.
Despite the unexpected shakeup, UFC 330 remains a 12-fight card
capped off by two title fights.
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#UFC330
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The
Professional Fighters League has finalized the lineup for its
Aug. 22 event in Tampa, Florida.
PFL Tampa takes place at Benchmark International Arena, with
mixed martial arts legend Cris
Cyborg defending the women’s featherweight championship against
fellow Brazilian Ketlen
Vieira in what is expected to be her final fight.
Cris Cyborg vs. Ketlen Vieira tops finalized PFL Tampa
lineup
Apart from Cyborg's featherweight title defense, the PFL Tampa
lineup also features former PFL lightweight champion Gadzhi
Rabadanov (27-5-1) facing promotion newcomer Tracy
Reeder (12-5).
Also on the main card, Gustavo
Oliveira (13-2) will take on 2025 PFL world tournament champion
Marcirley
Alves (15-5) at bantamweight, while England’s Luke
Trainer (10-1), who has a five-fight winning streak, will face
undefeated PFL newcomer Roland
Dunlap (7-0) at light heavyweight.
Cris Cyborg's
final MMA bout headlines PFL Tampa: Tune in on Saturday, Aug. 22 at
10 p.m. ET on ESPN.
The preliminary card features Magomed
Magomedov, Taila
Santos and Natan
Schulte, among many others.
PFL Tampa Main Card
Cris
Cyborg vs. Ketlen
Vieira (Women’s Featherweight Championship)
Gadzhi
Rabadanov vs. Tracy
Reeder (Lightweight)
Gustavo
Oliveira vs. Marcirley
Alves (Bantamweight)
Luke
Trainer vs. Roland
Dunlap (Light Heavyweight)
PFL Tampa Preliminary Card
Magomed
Magomedov vs. Daniel
Marcos (Bantamweight)
Taila
Santos vs. Sabrinna
de Sousa (Women’s Flyweight)
Movsar
Ibragimov vs. Javid
Basharat (Bantamweight)
Dakota
Bush vs. Morquez
Forest (Lightweight)
Natan
Schulte vs. Makkasharip
Zaynukov (Lightweight)
Gino van
Steenis vs. Robert
Watley (Lightweight)
Florim
Zendeli vs. Omran
Chaaban (Welterweight)
Eoin
Sheridan vs. James Vake
(Welterweight)
PFL Tampa’s preliminary action begins at 5:30 p.m. ET on the ESPN
App, followed by the main card at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN.
While Mackenzie
Dern is a strong, independent woman, she prefers her man
running the show.
Dern puts her
Ultimate Fighting Championship strawweight title on the line
against Gillian
Robertson in the co-main event of UFC
330 on Aug. 15 at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia. Ahead
of the event, Dern addressed headliner Ian Garry's
recent comments about women running the world.
Mackenzie Dern discusses traditional relationships before her
UFC 330 title defense
Garry recently drew a variety of reactions from fans and fellow
fighters for saying that the world would be a better place if women
ran everything. However, the UFC women's strawweight champion
disagrees with Garry. Dern says that while women in her family are
strong, she comes from a traditional background. Dern likes being
protected and cared for by her man, though she wouldn't hesitate to
go to war alongside him if needed.
“I come from a little bit more traditional upbringing,†Dern said
at UFC 330 media day. “Obviously, the women in my family are super
strong and independent. And they taught me how to be a strong
woman. But I like the guy protecting, leading and doing that stuff.
And I like to just relax. If I need to go to war with him, I will.
But I'm a mommy. I think it's very good that we're strong women and
we don't depend on guys. But I like the man taking the lead.â€
Dern looks to defend her title for the first time since winning it
last year, while Garry challenges Islam
Makhachev for the welterweight championship, looking to snap
the Dagestani's historic win streak.
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