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A crucial lightweight MMA showdown, five unblemished professional records, and an entire card built for surprises converge on Bangkok’s Lumpinee Stadium when ONE Fight Night 49: Gabriel vs. Magomedov on Prime Video broadcasts live in U.S. primetime on Friday, November 6.
Top Matchups on the Card
By the time headliners Lucas Gabriel and Magomed Magomedov walk to the ring, they will know whose gold they are chasing, as Christian Lee defends his lightweight MMA world title against Tye Ruotolo less than 24 hours prior. In another marquee clash, Kongthoranee Sor Sommai and Taiki Naito meet in a kickboxing rematch with the Japanese star riding a three-fight winning streak. Beyond the main events, three specific bouts stand out on the rearranged lineup.
Lee Seung Cheol vs. Nazareth Lalthazuala
South Korean strawweight Lee Seung Cheol and Indian finishing machine Nazareth Lalthazuala collide in a battle of fighters boasting flawless ONE Championship records. Lee brings an impressive 13-1 overall record and holds the divisional record for significant strikes in a single fight with 157. Lalthazuala has never needed the judges, finishing his opponents quickly, including a 17-second knockout and a first-round stoppage in June to earn his main-roster call-up.
Nontachai vs. Felipe Lobo
Six months after their initial meeting, Nontachai Jitmuangnon and Felipe Lobo face off again in a bantamweight Muay Thai clash as both men attempt to rebound from recent losses. Nontachai relies on his length and precision, while the Brazilian challenger brings heavy punching power and a dangerous style driven by his past world title challenges.
Kalandar Tabarov vs. Ilmadi Israilov
In a bantamweight MMA promotional debut, Kalandar Tabarov and Ilmadi Israilov put their spotless professional records on the line in a classic striker-versus-grappler matchup. Tabarov, hailing from Tajikistan, features an unpredictable striking arsenal alongside submission skills, while the 23-year-old Israilov holds a 9-0 record built on a grinding grappling game and top control.
The event streams live on Prime Video, offering fighters across the card a massive U.S. primetime stage to elevate their standing in their respective divisions.
