Tickets for ONE: Masters of Destiny on sale


KUALA LUMPUR: The largest global sports media property in Asian history, ONE Championship, has announced the complete card for ONE: Masters of Destiny, set for the Axiata Arena on July 12. 

In the main event, striking superstars Giorgio “The Doctor” Petrosyan of Italy and Petchmorakot Petchyindee Academy of Thailand will do battle in a ONE Super Series Featherweight Kickboxing World Grand Prix Quarter-Final bout.

Malaysian martial arts superstar and former ONE World Title Challenger Ev “E.T.” Ting of Malaysia is back in action against Japanese lightweight contender Daichi Abe.

Wushu World Champion and former MIMMA Women’s Champion Jihin “Shadow Cat” Radzuan of Malaysia will take on Filipino star Jomary “The Zamboanginian Fighter” Torres in a women’s atomweight contest.

In a ONE Super Series Muay Thai contest, Malaysian stars Saiful “The Vampire” Merican and Mohammed “Jordan Boy” Bin Mahmoud are set to go at it for three rounds in an all-striking battle.

ONE broadcasts to over 2.6 billion potential viewers across 140+ countries with some of the largest global broadcasters, including Fox Sports, ABS-CBN, Astro, ClaroSports, Startimes, Thairath TV, Skynet, Mediacorp, Great Sports, Tencent, Star TV, Mediaset Italia, ProSiebenSat.1, Dubai Sports, Turner Sports, and more.

Headquartered in Singapore, ONE is the world’s largest martial arts organisation, hosting bouts across all styles of martial arts.

For information, visit www.onefc.com.

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