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The first Friday is fighting 117 results: YOD-IQ or Pimolsri vs. Alessio Malatesta explosive headlines on lumpinee stage friday fights

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One championship has the Elektza Lumpinee stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, once again on July 25, when one Friday fights 117, he occupies a central place in Asia Primetime. This very expected event combines a animated list of international emerging stars, all competing under Muay Thai, kickboxing and MMA rules regarding life changing a contract worth $ 100,000 with the world’s most significant martial arts organization.

The main event includes the thrilling Bantamweight Muay Thai Showdown between Thailand Yod-iq or Pimolsri and the Italian knockout artist Alessio Malatesta. Yod-iq enters the ring, riding an impressive series of wins in seven fight, known for its technical precision and pointed striking. He faces Malatesty, an explosive Italian southern southern, which has already gained a brand with many knockouts in previous appearances on Friday. This stylistic clash of “technical Thai striking and destructive Italian power promises fireworks from the opening bell.”

In the Australian distinction, Tyson Harrison will face America Irving in another thrilling Bantamweight Muay Thai competition. Harrison, known for his relentless, versatile style of fighting, guarantees excitement. Irving, who has been sharpening his skills in Thailand for two years, is trying to make a statement. Both athletes “try to earn a contract and establish themselves as the best contenders in the luxurious talent of the Bantamweight unit, this international clash promises to be Barnburner.”

The card full of action also emphasizes global talents, including the Road winner to One: Thailand SITTHIKIWA Camp in the face of Russian Elbrus Osmanov during the co-or-maan event. Tangtang Sor Dechaapan from Thailand has a promotional debut against TSZ Ching Phoebe Hong Kong in nuclear scale. Meanwhile, the invincible Martin Parra Ecuador falls with Italy Antonio Piana. In addition, fighters from France, Japan and not only round the card that shows international diversity and high -level competition, from which the championship is known.

Thanks to high rates and world -class athletes from around the world, one Friday fights 117 at the Lumpinee stadium to ensure another unforgettable night of martial arts action.

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One Friday 117 results-yod-iq or pimolsri vs. Alessio Malatesta:

Bantamweight Muay Thai
Yod-iq vs. Alessio Malatesta

Bantamweight Muay Thai
Campeenevada vs. Elbrus Osmanov

143lb Muay Thai
Superjeng vs LAMNAMKHONG

Muay Thai fly
Rittidet vs. Maemmot

119lb Muay Thai
Teeyai vs. Yodsila

Atom WWWEight Muay Thai
Tangtang vs. Pin

Bantamweight Muay Thai
Tyson Harrison vs. KENDU IRVING

Atom WWWEight Muay Thai
Martín Parra vs. Antonio Piana

Bantamweight kickboxing
Uzair Ismailonov vs. Ta’ahashi kkoto

Bantamweight kickboxing
Arthur Klopp vs. Ryota

Mixed featherweight martial arts
Alexandre Khan vs. FUJUN CAO

Stamp mixed martial arts
Months of law Ilogon vs. Joel Vasquez

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Video: UFC fighter disqualified after brutal illegal knee knocks out opponent

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Video: UFC fighter disqualified after brutal illegal knee knocks out opponent
UFC Fight Night: Osmanli v Akylbek
UFC Fight Night: Osmanli v Akylbek

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – SEPTEMBER 26: Ilimbek Akylbek of Kyrgyzstan reacts after receiving an illegal knee from Mahammadali Osmanli of Azerbaijan in a bantamweight fight during the UFC Fight Night event at Meta APEX on September 26, 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)

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Tony Ferguson defends Misfits Boxing middleweight title with second-round knockout of Mahmood Sebie

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Tony Ferguson defends Misfits Boxing middleweight title with second-round knockout of Mahmood Sebie

Tony Ferguson's boxing renaissance continues.

On Saturday, the latest Misfits Boxing card went down at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, Fla., headlined by the Misfits debut of former two-division UFC champion Henry Cejudo. But before Cejudo made the walk, former UFC interim lightweight champion Tony Ferguson successfully defended his Misfits middleweight title with a second-round finish over Mahmood Sebie in the co-main event.

Ferguson was originally supposed to defend his title against former soccer player Kenzo Biyong, but when Biyong withdrew from the fight just a few days before the event, Sebie — a former Olympic wrestler and MMA fighter — stepped in.

When the fight started, Ferguson came out strong with his pressure and jab, quickly putting Sebie on the back foot. After controlling the round, Ferguson then nearly scored the knockout at the end of the first, dropping Sebie with a sharp right hand. But Sebie was able to beat the count, and when he came out for the second round, he almost immediately hurt Ferguson, putting “El Cucuy†on the defensive. Ultimately, Sebie couldn't close the show, and Ferguson turned the tables on him, sticking Sebie in the corner and pouring on the punches until the referee was forced to intervene.

After the fight, Ferguson was honest about his performance, noting that the passing of his mother beforehand left him not in the best state, even agreeing with Austin McBroom — who stepped in the ring to set up a title fight between them — when he said he didn't know what he watched.

“I'm gonna be real with you, I don't know what the f*ck it was either,†Ferguson said. “I was in the back, still dazed. It was kind of like in a dream state, trying to figure everything out. Literally, I lost my mom a couple of months ago, so I'm just battling through everything I possibly can right now. That shit is not going to happen when we fight.â€

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Video: Watch vicious one-punch knockout from Too Hot to Handle star

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Video: Watch vicious one-punch knockout from Too Hot to Handle star

Misfits Boxing may not be the highest level of competition, but you can still get some gnarly knockouts.

On Saturday, the latest Misfits Boxing card went down at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, Fla., headlined by the Misfits debut of former two-division UFC champion Henry Cejudo. But before Cejudo stepped in the ring, social media influencer and former Too Hot to Handle contestant Louis Russell made a splash with a devastating second-round knockout over influencer Dawson Myles Barrett on the prelims.

Before the bout even began, the commentary team noted how tentative Barrett looked stepping into the ring, but the TikTok star screwed his courage to the post and had some success early with pressure and wild punches. But by the end of the round, Barrett seemed to have slowed down, and early on in the second, Russell floored him with a perfectly timed right hook, sending Barrett sprawling unconscious.

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