ONE Championship’s next Amazon Prime event is set to unfold at the
iconic Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in Bangkok for
ONE Fight Night 19 “Haggerty vs. Lobo.” Sherdog will have live
play-by-play coverage of every thrilling moment, ensuring you don’t
miss out on any of the excitement starting at 8 p.m. ET.
The event is built around two-sport king Jonathan
Haggerty, who will put his skills to the test against Felipe Lobo
for the promotion’s muay thai bantamweight world championship. The
battle of wills has an exciting backstory scripted around the time
Haggerty fought Fabricio
Andrade at ONE Fight Night 16. Lobo was cornering Andrade in
that fight and after “The General” had just dispatched his charge,
Lobo seized the opportunity to challenge the champ.
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Round 1
Saenchai starts off strong with solid straights and leg kicks.
Chuikov tries to back up Saenchai but can’t land anything. They get
back to the center, and Saenchai drops his opponent with a huge
right hand. Chuikov gets back up but is dropped again by another
overhand right. Chuikov gets up but looks hurt still. Saenchai is
patient and lands another right hand that suns his foe.
Saenchai swarms and Chukov goes down for the fight to be
stopped.
The Official Result
Thongpoon PK Saenchai def. Timur Chuikov via TKO (Punches); R1,
1:37.
Round 1
Saruta comes out aggressive and is controlling the center.
Malachiev throws a front kick that comes up short. Saruta stuffs a
takedown and knees his opponent in the head. Malachiev is still
going for the takedown and eventually gets it. Saruta pops to his
feet, though, so it was a lot of effort for nothing. Malachiev has
the back while standing and starts landing knees to the leg. Saruta
reverses a takedown attempt, and they separate. Malachiev is
working his jab well. Saruta is hesitant and not getting anything
off here besides the occasional light leg kick. Saruta goes for a
takedown that is stuffed. Malachiev lands a nice knee to the head
before they separate. Saruta gets clipped by a left hand and is
knocked down. The round ends with Malachiev looking for a brabo
choke. This would be 10-9 Malachiev if this fight was being scored
under the unified rules rather than as a whole.
Round 2
Malachiev gets a takedown and takes the back of Saruta. Malachiev
has a body triangle and is looking for a rear-naked choke. Saruta
is able to escape but is in more danger as he’s getting tagged on
the feet. Malachiev then gets another takedown and is clearly in
control while in full guard. Saruta sinks in a tight guillotine
choke and reverses position. Malachiev is struggling but finds a
good position and escapes. Malachiev gets back to his feet with 90
seconds left. A timid end to a fun round as Malachiev jabs away.
10-9 Saruta.
Round 3
Saruta tries to take the fight to the ground, but they stall out
against the ropes. Malachiev then goes for a takedown of his own,
landing knees to the thigh as they struggle in the corner. Saruta
reverses position, and referee Herb Dean calls for action. They are
separated with half a round left. Malachiev gets taken down as
Saruta tries to get his back but fails. Malachiev bounces back up
and they struggle against the ropes. Malachiev is able to drag his
opponent down and is staying glued to the back of Saruta. One
minute left. Malachiev lands some knees as they both struggle. A
back elbow lands for Saruta. 30 seconds left. Malachiev looks tired
and goes for a single-leg takedown. Saruta cranks on a guillotine
choke that never had a chance as the fight ends. Very much a
nothing round, but Malachiev had more control, so 10-9
Malachiev.
The Official Result
Mansur Malachiev def. Yosuke Saruta via Unanimous Decision.
Round 1
Kierczynska comes out super aggressive, throwing nonstop left and
right hands. Kierczynska mixes in some elbows and knees. Wondergirl
survives the swarm and clinches. Kierczynska dumps Wondergirl to
the floor and lands a nice right hand. The Polish fighter is
staying aggressive, and Wondergirl can’t match the volume. A nice
spinning back fist for Kierczynska. Wondergirl is getting
outclassed early, as Kierczynska is on another level. The fight is
paused after an accidental eye poke by Kierczynska and is
restarted. Kierczynska lands a nice front kick and stays busy as
the round ends. 10-9 Kierczynska.
Round 2
Kierczynska is very confident to start Round 2. She overwhelms
Wondergirl with punches and hurts her in the corner. Nice elbows by
Kierczynska. Wondergirl is surviving but is unable to really land
anything in return. Kierczynska is really battering Wondergirl. She
starts landing knees to a clearly dazed Wondergirl, who was hurt by
elbows, and the referee finally steps in.
The Official Result
Martyna Kierczynska def. Nat Jaroonsak via TKO (Knees); R2,
1:24.