ONE Championship returns to Singapore for a brilliant fight card featuring two of the ONE Lightweight World Grand Prix quarter-final matchups, as well as a headline bout that decides the Atomweight Muay Thai World Championship.

We’re here to provide live results, updates, and highlights of ONE Championship’s “Call to Greatness” event, taking place on Friday, Feb. 22.

ONE: Call to Greatness is just one of many fantastic mixed martial arts events happening around the world this weekend. Keep up with all of the action with our MMA Geek Guide.

Read on for quick results, as well as commentary for the mixed martial arts bouts.

Main Card Results

• Stamp Fairtex def. Janet Todd via unanimous decision – Muay Thai
• Ariel Sexton def. Amir Khan via submission (rear-naked choke) – R3, 1:13
• Saygid Guseyn Arslanaliev def. Ev Ting via knockout (left hook) – R1, 0:25
• Nieky Holzken def. Mustapha Haida via unanimous decision – Kickboxing
• Dejdamrong Sor Amnuaysirichoke def. Jeremy Miado via TKO (knees) – R2, 2:38
• Petchdam def. Masahide Kudo via knockout (left cross) – Kickboxing – R2, 0:35
• Kong Sambo def. Zhang ChengLong via split decision

Preliminary Card Results

• Regian Eersel def. Anthony Njokuani via knockout (elbow/right hook?) – Kickboxing – R2, 1:03
• Ayaka Miura def. Laura Balin via submission (scarf hold armlock) – R1, 1:13
• Masakazu Imanari def. Kwon Won Il via submission (heel hook) – R1, 0:53
• Rudy Agustian def. Khon Sichan via submission (rear-naked choke) – R1, 3:14

ONE: Call to Greatness Results

Ariel Sexton outlasts Amir Khan

Ariel Sexton def. Amir Khan via submission (rear-naked choke) – R3, 1:13

A brilliant back-and-forth fight ends with Ariel Sexton securing a rear-naked choke victory in the third round.

Amir Khan pieced up Sexton on the feet throughout the opening rounds, even knocking him down and coming close to a stoppage victory. However, Sexton survived the onslaught only to take over with the help of his grappling advantage. Khan faded in the third round and Sexton took the back to finish the choke.

“Here comes KING KHAN!” ? @amirkhanmma #WeAreONE #CallToGreatness #Singapore #MartialArts pic.twitter.com/VLNXPLqr7H

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Saygid Guseyn Arslanaliev smashes Ev Ting

Saygid Guseyn Arslanaliev def. Ev Ting via knockout (left hook) – R1, 0:25

Saygid Guseyn Arslanaliev advances to the next round of the Lightweight Grand Prix after demolishing Ev Ting inside the first 30 seconds. Easy work.

Turkish superstar “Dagi” Arslanaliev takes out Ev Ting with a THUNDEROUS TKO just 25 seconds into Round 1 to advance in the ONE Lightweight World Grand Prix! #WeAreONE #CallToGreatness #Singapore #MartialArts pic.twitter.com/V9t2gJDaQz

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Dejdamrong Sor Amnuaysirichoke crushes Jeremy Miado

Dejdamrong Sor Amnuaysirichoke def. Jeremy Miado via TKO (knees) – R2, 2:38

Brilliant fight. Dejdamrong Sor Amnuaysirichoke was getting lit up by Jeremy Miado early in the fight, but eventually turned it around toward the end of round one. Dejdamrong secured some kind of crazy neck crank position that looked awfully uncomfortable for Miado, but he survived.

The leg kicks began to add up, all while Miado was only tagging the high guard of Dejdamrong who bounced off the incoming strikes using his forearms and gloves. Miado felt compelled to shoot for a takedown but ended up underneath Dejdamrong who pounded more than 20 unanswered knees into the head of his downed opponent.

Ayaka Miura dominates Laura Balin

Ayaka Miura def. Laura Balin via submission (scarf hold armlock) – R1, 1:13

A new contender has arrived in the women’s strawweight division.

Ayak Miura takes down Laura Balin with a brilliant judo throw before securing judo side control. Miura rained down a couple of heavy shots before eventually sliding into a scarf hold position to finish via armlock. Impressive win.

In her ONE debut, Japanese phenom Ayaka Miura pulls out an incredible submission to finish Laura Balin at 1:13 of Round 1! #WeAreONE #CallToGreatness #Singapore #MartialArts pic.twitter.com/1lV4sWCSoi

— ONE Championship (@ONEChampionship) February 22, 2019

Masakazu Iminari heel hooks Kwon Won Il

Masakazu Imanari def. Kwon Won Il via submission (heel hook) – R1, 0:53

It was easy work for Masakazu Iminari in Singapore tonight. From the opening seconds, it was clear that Iminari had his heart set on rolling into a leg lock position. After failing on his first two attempts, it appeared that Kwon Won Il might have the tools required to stay out of danger. However, a low kick from Kwon was enough for Iminari to roll in one more time and lock up the legs of Kwon. Iminari entered double outside ashi before finishing the heel hook with ease.

Japanese legend Mazakazu Imanari rolls back the years with a sensational heel hook submission of Kwon Won Il at 0:53 of Round 1! #WeAreONE #CallToGreatness #Singapore #MartialArts pic.twitter.com/PDLULeV9Kd

— ONE Championship (@ONEChampionship) February 22, 2019

Rudy Agustian submits Khon Sichan

Rudy Agustian def. Khon Sichan via submission (rear-naked choke) – R1, 3:14

It was a grappler vs. striker matchup to get things started at ONE: Call to Greatness and the grappler came out on top. Rudy Agustain secured a takedown 50 seconds into the contest before applying enough heavy pressure from side control to maintain the dominant position. Agustian was focused on sliding through to the crucifix position but eventually settled on taking the mount position. Sichan was clearly outmatched on the ground and gave up his back, allowing Agustain to lock up a fast rear-naked choke finish.

Rudy “The Golden Boy” Agustian kicks off ONE: CALL TO GREATNESS by submitting Khon Sichan via rear-naked choke at 3:14 of Round 1! #WeAreONE #CallToGreatness #Singapore #MartialArts pic.twitter.com/4tA6kOmedv

— ONE Championship (@ONEChampionship) February 22, 2019