Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Tiebreaker Times
(C) ONEFC.com

Mixed Martial Arts

Four Team Lakay stars stack ONE 164: Pacio vs Brooks card


ONE Championship’s return to the Philippines just got more stacked with four fighters from Team Lakay being added to ONE 164: Pacio vs. Brooks at the Mall of Asia Arena set on the night of December 3.

Former ONE Flyweight World Champion Geje “Gravity” Eustaquio and current no. 4-ranked flyweight Danny “The King” Kingad are set to shake up the 135-pound division as they face different foes in the long-awaited Manila card.

Eustaquio targets his third straight victory in The Home of Martial Arts as he takes on “Wolf Warrior” Hu Yong in a match that could prove that “The Gravity” is far from done in the division he once ruled.

The 33-year-old Filipino is coming off impressive back-to-back wins, starting with his body kick finish of Toni Tauru before running circles around Min Jong Song to prove that he’s still continuously evolving.

Hu is a successful alumnus of ONE Hero Series and will be looking to bounce back following a decision loss to Eustaquio’s old tormentor Yuya Wakamatsu and prove that new blood is taking over the division.

Kingad, on the other hand, will have his hands full as he takes on the in-form Gurdarshan Mangat in a match where he’ll basically be defending his fourth spot in the rankings.

“The King” suffered a unanimous decision loss to Kairat Akhmetov in his last outing where the Kazakh’s wrestling and control proved to be too much for the 25-year-old.

He won’t have it any easier in this match as he takes on Mangat who’s also knocking on the door of ranked contenders, having won his last two bouts – and four of his last five entering this contest.

#ReadMore  Edward hailed MPL PH Finals MVP

Also added in the Manila card is promising atomweight Jenelyn Olsim and bantamweight Jeremy “The Jaguar” Pacatiw, two young fighters from the Northlands who are out to prove that they also belong among ONE’s long line of contenders.

Olsim takes on the hard-hitting Meng Bo in the atomweight scrap, with both women looking to break into the rankings with an impressive showing in this clash.

Meanwhile, Pacatiw takes on Tial Thang as he looks to rebound after a disappointing finish against Fabricio Andrade where he got folded by the Brazilian’s knee in the first round of their clash.

The four Team Lakay stars will join the last remaining title holder in the Philippines in the card as ONE Strawweight World Champion Joshua “The Passion” Pacio takes on Jarred “The Monkey God” Brooks in the main event of the night.

Written By


You May Also Like

Mixed Martial Arts

Jeremy Pacatiw may have sat on the sidelines for 16 months, but he competed at ONE Fight Night 21 last weekend as if he...

Mixed Martial Arts

Last weekend’s ONE Fight Night 21 was an event to remember for Jeremy Pacatiw. But amidst the celebration, a somber shadow loomed over his...

Mixed Martial Arts

Jeremy Pacatiw boldly demonstrated his sovereignty over Wang Shuo, declaring the iconic Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand as the domain of his triumphant...

Mixed Martial Arts

As Jeremy Pacatiw gears up for his return to the ring after a 16-month hiatus, the anticipation surrounding his comeback is palpable. “The Juggernaut”...

Mixed Martial Arts

Leaving an indelible impression is what ignites Jeremy Pacatiw as he gears up for his first fight in 16 months. “The Juggernaut” answers the...

Mixed Martial Arts

Carlo “The Bull” Bumina-ang started the year on a high note, making a significant statement with a resounding first-round victory at ONE Friday Fights...

Mixed Martial Arts

Team Lakay looks to kick off its 2024 campaign on the global stage with Filipino prospect Carlo Bumina-ang leading the charge. The 29-year-old Baguio...

Mixed Martial Arts

Danny Kingad found himself on the wrong end of a unanimous decision loss against hometown favorite and Japanese rival Yuya Wakamatsu. Their flyweight MMA...

Advertisement