Malaysia's Ann Osman vs Egyptian Walaa Abbas
- 6 tahun lalu
13 March 2015 – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Asia’s largest mixed martial arts organization with a 90% market share, ONE Championship 25, kicked off 2015 with a spectacular show at the Stadium Putra in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Fans were treated to another night of world-class mixed martial arts action.
All the four Malaysian MMA fighters made their mark in this championship. Ann Osman, Peter Davis, Ev and Subba have done great performance that make the crowd go wild in the stadium.
In a highly anticipated lightweight bout, Malaysia’s Peter Davis defeated Rajinder Singh Meena of India, by submission, in first round.
Ann Osman also submitted her Egyptian opponent Walaa Abbas just minutes in first round, in women’s flyweight bout category.
In an intense striking battle, Ev Ting defeated the Philippines’ Cary Bullos .
Malaysia’s Gianni Subba got the crowded Stadium Putra audience to their feet with a show stopping knockout victory over the Australian Thanh Vu in the first seconds of the first round of their flyweight bout.
In the main event, The Brazilian Adriano Moraes defeated a tenacious Riku Shibuya from Japan by Unanimous Decision to retain the ONE Flyweight World Championship belt.
All the four Malaysian MMA fighters made their mark in this championship. Ann Osman, Peter Davis, Ev and Subba have done great performance that make the crowd go wild in the stadium.
In a highly anticipated lightweight bout, Malaysia’s Peter Davis defeated Rajinder Singh Meena of India, by submission, in first round.
Ann Osman also submitted her Egyptian opponent Walaa Abbas just minutes in first round, in women’s flyweight bout category.
In an intense striking battle, Ev Ting defeated the Philippines’ Cary Bullos .
Malaysia’s Gianni Subba got the crowded Stadium Putra audience to their feet with a show stopping knockout victory over the Australian Thanh Vu in the first seconds of the first round of their flyweight bout.
In the main event, The Brazilian Adriano Moraes defeated a tenacious Riku Shibuya from Japan by Unanimous Decision to retain the ONE Flyweight World Championship belt.