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One on Prime Video 1 had a Muay Thai bantamweight title contest. The beauty of Muay Thai as a sport was on full display as Nong-O Gaiyanghadao and Liam Harrison threw their hands in the center of the Circle. Thailand-based champion defended the title with an emphatic performance.

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Earlier, Liam Harrison (36) got the championship fight after one of the most chaotic bouts in fighting history, and not only Muay Thai. The multi-time world Muay Thai champion wanted to capture the ONE gold, but the reigning champion was too much for him.

The Thailand-based athlete, with 263 wins under his belt and 6 bantamweight championships, came into the bout with extreme confidence.

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As soon as the bell rang, both fighters took the centre stage and exchanged some ferocious blows. A brutal leg kick ended the bout. The Thai fighter retained the belt with a definitive statement.

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Fight fans react to Muay Thai title fight at ONE on Prime Video 1

The Home of Martial Arts brought two championship bouts to ONE on Prime Video 1. Although, the American fans were not too familiar with ONE’s Muay Thai division. These two made sure that is not the case moving forward. The brutality of the kick showed how good these Thai athletes are.

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Deepak Kumar is a UFC author at EssentiallySports. His love for MMA comes from the chaos and violence the fight business brings to the table. A BJJ aspirant, Deepak began following the sport as a casual fan when Ronda Rousey was finishing her opponents in seconds. Now, a hardcore fan of names like Petr Yan, Charles Oliveira, and Tony Ferguson, he just can't even miss a single fight. This has helped him develop a passionate understanding of the sport that he hopes to translate into his work. When not working, he likes to hang out with his squad.

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