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ONE Friday Fights 146 Results and Live Stream: Detchawalit vs Denis Dotsenko in the headlines Lumpinee Stadium Card

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ONE Championship returns to the iconic Lumpinee Stadium on March 13 for another high-energy installment of the weekly combat sports series, as ONE Friday Fights 146 will be broadcast live in Asia during primetime hours. Full fight card results and live coverage can be seen below.

The event will once again showcase a diverse lineup of international talent competing under the principles of Muay Thai, kickboxing and mixed martial arts. For many of the rising stars on the card, the stakes go beyond winning in the ring – they are also vying for a life-changing $100,000 contract with ONE Championship.

Detchawalit on the front pages of newspapers against Denis Dotenko

The main event of the event will be Thai striking sensation Detchawalit Silkmuaythai, who will headline a Muay Thai bantamweight fight for the first time as she takes on Ukrainian newcomer Denis Dotsenko.

Detchawalit has quickly become one of the most exhilarating emerging talents at ONE Friday Fights. The Thai phenom comes into the fight after three straight stoppages, including a stunning 25-second knockout in his last outing. Known for his aggressive pace and powerful combinations, Detchawalit now faces the biggest test of his career in a five-round spotlight fight.

Dotsenko arrives representing the famed Tiger Muay Thai gym and brings an unconventional, flashy style that could cause problems for the Thai star. The Ukrainian striker relies on deft head movement, feints and active footwork and enters the competition after winning two fights in a row. With momentum on his side, Dotsenko hopes to spoil Detchawalite’s main event debut and advertise himself to a global audience.

The featured bout will see undefeated Up-to-date Zealand powerhouse Titus Proctor take on Myanmar veteran Tun Min Aung in lightweight Muay Thai action.

Proctor boasts a perfect 21-0 record and has earned a reputation as one of the most threatening knockout fighters in the league. Fifteen of those victories came by stoppage, and his devastating left hook became one of the most feared weapons in the lightweight division.

Standing in his way is Tun Min Aung, a seasoned striker with an impressive record of 45-3. A specialist in the brutal art of lethwei, the Burmese warrior thrives on constant forward pressure and endurance. His aggressive style promises fireworks when he clashes with an undefeated Kiwi fighter.

International talent highlights an underpowered card

The remainder of the card continues ONE Championship’s tradition of showcasing global talent across multiple disciplines.

Thai veteran Kongsuk Sitsarawatsuer – a two-time Lumpinee Stadium World Champion and 2018 Lumpinee Stadium Fighter of the Year – meets Iranian newcomer Babak Solouki in a bantamweight Muay Thai fight.

Elsewhere in the lineup, Thailand’s Kongchai Chanaidonmueang fights Iran’s Mehrdad Khanzadeh in a strawweight Muay Thai competition.

In mixed martial arts, Kazakhstan’s Dias Otegen will face Argentinian Malambo Pelaez in a lightweight clash, while China’s Zhang Jinhu will face Thailand’s Sulaiman NF Lookingsuan in a flyweight muay thai clash.

The card will also feature atomweight kickboxing, in which Japan’s Misaki will face Thailand’s Priawan Petphairat.

With elite strikers, emerging prospects and seasoned veterans competing under the brilliant lights of Lumpinee Stadium, ONE Friday Fights 146 promises another exhilarating night of martial arts action for fans around the world.

ONE Friday Fights 146 results:

Muay Thai in the bantamweight division
Detchawalit vs. Denis Dotsenko

Muay Thai in the bantamweight division
Kongsuk vs. Solouki round

Muay Thai at atomweight
Petkriangkrai vs. Densiam

Muay Thai in the bantamweight division
Kajornklai vs. Singharat

Muay Thai flyweight
Arsoonnoi vs. Nuapayak

Muay Thai in the strawweight division
Kongmeechai vs. Andrii Mezentsev

Strawweight kickboxing
Sheng Yizhuo vs. Fuga Tokoro

Airy MMA
Dias Otegen vs. Malambo Pelaez

Airy Muay Thai
Titus Proctor vs. Tun Min Aung

Muay Thai in the strawweight division
Kongchai vs. Mehrdad Khanzadeh

Muay Thai flyweight
Zhang Jinhu vs. Sulaiman

Muay Thai flyweight
Rungruanglek vs. Kraithong

Atomweight kickboxing
Priaowan vs. Misaki

Welterweight MMA
Chih Cheng Yu vs. Sarmad Jahanara

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Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua finally confirmed for Dec. 11 in Cardiff

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Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua finally confirmed for Dec. 11 in Cardiff
The most anticipated boxing matchup in recent history has been
confirmed.

Tyson
Fury and Anthony
Joshua are set to clash for the WBA super heavyweight title on
Dec. 11 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. The fight
will air live on Netflix. It will be promoted by Turki Alalshikh's
Ring Magazine in collaboration with
Ultimate Fighting Championship and Zuffa Boxing head Dana
White. Both Alalshikh and White confirmed the booking on social
media.

Fury vs. Joshua will stream live on Netflix with the WBA super
heavyweight title at stake

While the matchup has been a decade in the making, it kept falling
through repeatedly for various reasons. Fans' hopes soared when
both Fury and Joshua signed deals with Alalshikh earlier this
year.

Fury defeated Mariusz Wach in his July tune-up fight. Meanwhile,
Joshua defeated Kristian Prenga that same weekend in his bout.
However, the contest was further delayed due to disagreements over
the location. Netflix wanted the fight in the U.S. to reach a
broader audience, but Joshua and promoter Eddie Hearn insisted it
take place in the U.K.

“This will be one of the biggest fights in boxing history,â€
Alalshikh said following the announcement. “I am very happy to make
this fight happen for the fans.â€

Fury opened as a -180 favorite, while Joshua came in as a +150
underdog.

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Sedriques Dumas gets new opponent on 2 days’ notice at UFC Vegas 121

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Sedriques Dumas gets new opponent on 2 days’ notice at UFC Vegas 121

Mickey Gall will no longer enter the octagon this Saturday at UFC Vegas 121, but Sedriques Dumas will remain on the card against Luis Hernandez, the promotion announced Thursday.

According to the UFC, Gall withdrew from the card due to medical issues. Gall, who was set to make his first appearance in nearly two years, explained his scratch as something that popped up on his fight week medicals, but he was fine.

Hernandez (8-0) signed with the UFC earlier this month after a second-round rear-naked choke finish of Hugo Guillon on Dana White's Contender Series. He will re-enter the octagon 11 days later, one of the fastest turnarounds in DWCS history.

Dumas (10-5) will attempt to snap a four-fight winless skid, including a trio of stoppage defeats. He hasn't won a fight since August 2024, when he won a unanimous decision against Denis Tiuliulin.

UFC Vegas 121 will go on with 12 bouts, topped by a bantamweight main event between Raul Rosas Jr. and Raoni Barcelos. The co-main event slot features jiu-jitsu expert Rodolfo Vieira taking on Robert Bryczek in a 185-pound clash.

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‘Netflix clearly didn’t get the memo’: Eddie Hearn stands firm that Dana White won’t be involved in Fury vs. Joshua promotion

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‘Netflix clearly didn’t get the memo’: Eddie Hearn stands firm that Dana White won’t be involved in Fury vs. Joshua promotion

Anthony Joshua vs. Tyson Fury is finally official with the heavyweights agreeing to meet on Dec. 11 in Cardiff, in the United Kingdom, and no one seems happier with the deal than Matchroom Boxing president Eddie Hearn.

Hearn has been publicly battling with UFC CEO Dana White about the date and location for the highly anticipated fight and it appeared the entire deal might fall apart in recent weeks. But then out of nowhere, a deal got struck and Joshua and Fury are finally scheduled to meet in December in the United Kingdom, which is where Hearn has always said the fight would take place.

“Dana White told everybody he's promoting the show, he's bringing the fight to America, he knows where the venue is, obviously we know that didn't happen,†Hearn told IFL TV on Thursday. “Dana White cannot be involved with this fight. Netflix clearly didn't get the memo. No one talks to each other. I speak to SELA and Turki [Alalshikh], Dana White is not involved in the fight and Netflix says ‘the fight is in conjunction with Dana White.'

“But as I've shown through the U.K. battle that we won, we stand by our contract and he cannot be involved.â€

Hearn claims White did everything possible to bring the fight to Madison Square Garden in New York but eventually everybody involved in the fight had to concede that Joshua vs. Fury needed to be in the U.K.

“Basically, they down talked, they gave up, they did everything they could to bring this fight to America,†Hearn said. “When I told them again it ain't happening, they gave up.â€

White hasn't addressed the fight since the announcement was made on Thursday but Hearn certainly feels like he's due a victory lap after promising for months that the UFC CEO wouldn't be involved in the matchup.

Now Hearn is doubling down on that fact while celebrating that Joshua vs. Fury is a done deal for December in the United Kingdom.

“You've lost,†Hearn said to White. “You did everything to bring this fight to America and rob the British fight fans of the fight. Give it up, son.â€

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