TLDR
- Taiki Naito and Johan Estupinan will rematch in flyweight kickboxing at ONE Fight Night 49 on November 6
- Naito won their first meeting by majority decision in Muay Thai at ONE Fight Night 32 in 2025
- Undefeated bantamweights Kalandar Tabarov (5-0) and Ilmadi Israilov (9-0) clash in MMA
- Former title challenger Felipe Lobo faces Katsuki Kitano in bantamweight Muay Thai
- The event takes place at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok and airs live on Prime Video in U.S. primetime
Sources: middleeasy.com | onefc.com
ONE Championship has added five new fights to ONE Fight Night 49: Gabriel vs. Rasulov, scheduled for Friday, November 6, at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok. The event will air live in U.S. primetime on Prime Video.
The main addition features a rematch between Japanese veteran Taiki “Silent Sniper” Naito and Colombian striker Johan “Panda Kick” Estupinan in flyweight kickboxing. The two fighters previously met at ONE Fight Night 32 in 2025, where Naito won by majority decision in a Muay Thai bout.
Johan Estupinan lived up to the hype.🥊
Before ending Akif Guluzada's five-fight win streak with a composed unanimous decision, 'Panda Kick' had already built a reputation as one of ONE Championship's most explosive strikers.
Relive the thrilling battles that shaped his rise… pic.twitter.com/NidiUM9NGq
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This time, the fighters will compete under kickboxing rules instead of Muay Thai. Naito, 30, brings a 39-14 career record and has won 10 fights in ONE Championship while riding a three-fight winning streak.
Estupinan, 24, holds a 27-2 record and was the first Colombian athlete to join ONE Championship. He had won five straight fights before losing to Naito and then another bout, but he recently defeated previously undefeated Akif “King” Guluzada.
Undefeated Bantamweights Put Records on the Line
The card includes a bantamweight MMA fight between two undefeated fighters. Kalandar Tabarov from Tajikistan owns a 5-0 record with four finishes, while 23-year-old Ilmadi Israilov from Dagestan is 9-0 with six submission victories.
Tabarov, 27, has shown finishing ability both standing and on the ground. Israilov fights out of Fight Club Akhmat and has built his record primarily through grappling.
In featherweight kickboxing, Zhou “Qilin” Jiaqiang will face Mamuka Usubyan. Zhou, 26, made his ONE debut in August but lost to reigning ONE Featherweight Muay Thai World Champion Nico Carrillo by second-round stoppage.
Usubyan, 32, carries a 24-3 striking record and is 4-1 in ONE Championship. His most recent fight was a loss to Marat Grigorian in the ONE SAMURAI Featherweight Kickboxing Tournament quarterfinals.
Former Title Challenger Returns to Action
Katsuki Kitano will meet Felipe “Demolition Man” Lobo in bantamweight Muay Thai. Kitano, 30, has experienced mixed results in ONE but scored his biggest win by knocking out Japanese kickboxing star Ranma in the third round.
Lobo, 33, previously challenged Jonathan “The General” Haggerty for the ONE Bantamweight Muay Thai World Title but lost. The Brazilian has struggled recently but remains a dangerous opponent with title fight experience.
The atomweight MMA division features Victoria “Vick” Souza against Magdalena “The Powerpuff Girl” Czaban. Souza recently earned the biggest victory of her career by defeating Ayaka “Zombie” Miura over three rounds.
Souza holds a 10-3 record with four ONE victories. Czaban is undefeated at 5-0 and made her ONE debut in August with a unanimous decision win over Natalie Salcedo.
ONE Fight Night 49 takes place at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, on November 6. The event airs live during U.S. primetime hours on Prime Video.
