This Friday, September 4, get ready because ONE Fight Night 47: Stamp vs. Flores is going down live from the legendary Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok! It’s the grand finale of ONE Championship’s triple-header weekend, and honestly, the main event alone is worth circling your calendar for. We’re talking about the return of the one and only Stamp Fairtex, and trust me, she’s back with a vengeance.
Stamp Fairtex Is Chasing Gold (Again)
The former three-sport ONE World Champion is stepping back into the action, chasing her second straight win after a gnarly injury that sidelined her for months. Remember when she made history by snagging that atomweight MMA gold? Yeah, that’s the kind of competitor we’re talking about. Her last outing, at The Inner Circle 20, saw her eke out a split decision win against Cynthia Flores, picking up her 15th victory under the ONE spotlight. It wasn’t her usual dominant performance, definitely a tough opening round, but you know Stamp: she dug deep, unleashed that world-class striking pedigree, and got her hand raised. Now she’s facing Selina “Teep Queen” Flores, a two-time WBC Muay Thai World Champion, in an atomweight Muay Thai war. Another win here pushes Stamp Fairtex even closer to reclaiming the throne she once owned. And let’s be real, we’re all secretly hoping for the “Stamp Dance” to make an appearance. It’s as iconic as her collection of gold across three disciplines!
The 43-Year-Old BJJ Icon Proving Everyone Wrong
Hold up, because the intrigue doesn’t stop with Stamp. We’ve got a middleweight submission grappling showcase that’s going to blow your mind: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu legend Rafael Lovato Jr. taking on the young gun, 22-year-old Pawel Jaworski. Lovato Jr. is 43 years old, a multi-time BJJ World Champion, and the only athlete to ever complete the IBJJF Grand Slam in both gi and no-gi. He announced his presence to the global fan base with a commanding triumph over two-time ADCC World Champion Giancarlo Bodoni at ONE 173. That’s a statement, folks. Jaworski, though, is no slouch. The Polish youngster is an IBJJF No-Gi World Champion with a ridiculous 43-8 record. He already pushed the defending king Tye Ruotolo for a full 10 minutes at ONE Fight Night 41, losing a unanimous decision in a Welterweight Submission Grappling World Title clash. Can Lovato Jr. keep showing that age is just a number? A massive win here sends a crystal-clear message: his game transcends generations.
Muay Thai Sluggers Ready To Unleash Chaos
And if that wasn’t enough, ONE Fight Night 47 is absolutely stacked with Muay Thai firepower. We’re talking about guys who have made a habit of putting opponents to sleep. Keep an eye on the flyweight tiff between Thai knockout artist Jaosuayai Mor Krungthepthonburi and Jordan “Panda Kick” Estupinan. Jaosuayai is only 24 but is chasing his 61st career victory. You know what that means, right? He’s a straight-up “knockout merchant” and he’s coming to finish.
This Friday, September 4, is gonna be absolutely wild on Prime Video. You do NOT want to miss Stamp Fairtex battling for that climb back to the top, Lovato Jr. fighting for his legacy, and these Muay Thai stars looking to light up the ring. It’s all happening live, so clear your schedule!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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