By The Numbers: Jingnan Xiong vs. Angela Lee The made-for-each-other rivals will clash for a third time in the ONE on Prime Video 2 headliner.

Rivalries: Angela Lee The Vancouver, British Columbia, native first set foot in One Championship as an 18-year-old wunderkind in 2015, and the organization has never...

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Daniel Cormier Celebrates No. 40 Whenever the American Kickboxing Academy captain decides to put down the gloves, he will do so as one of the greatest mixed martial artists of...

Bellator, One Championship Vet Ana Julaton Announces Sudden Retirement from MMA, Boxing Any sort of rematch, boxing or otherwise, between Heather Hardy and Ana Julaton is ostensibly off the table, as the latter has announced her...

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Mackenzie Dern Celebrates No. 25 The two-time Brazilian jiu-jitsu world champion improved to 6-0 with a successful promotional debut at UFC 222.

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: ‘Kid’ Yamamoto Turns 40 The Krazy Bee rep started his career 17-1 and won tournaments in Shooto and K-1 Hero’s. He will celebrate his 40th birthday on March 15.

This Month’s MMA Birthdays: Mark Hunt Turns 42 “The Super Samoan” remains a factor in the heavyweight division more than a decade after he debuted in Pride Fighting Championships.

THREE ADDITIONAL BOUTS ANNOUNCED FOR ONE: ODYSSEY OF CHAMPIONS (PRESS RELEASE) -- Jakarta: Asia’s largest sports media property, ONE Championship™ (ONE), has just intensified its highly-anticipated return to Jakarta, Indonesia with the announcement of three exciting new bouts. ONE: ODYSSEY OF CHAMPIONS, which takes place at the Istora Senayan indoor arena on 27 September will now see a lightweight clash between Roger Huerta and Koji Ando, a bantamweight battle...

ONE CHAMPIONSHIP ANNOUNCES FULL LINE-UP FOR ONE: DYNASTY OF CHAMPIONS (SHANGHAI) (PRESS RELEASE) -- SINGAPORE: Asia’s largest and the world’s most exciting mixed martial arts organization, ONE Championship™ (ONE), has...

Shinya Aoki Keeps Lightweight Title, Decisions Koji Ando at One Championship 27 Though it was far from a vintage performance, Shinya Aoki did more than enough to maintain his hold on the One Championship lightweight crown.