ONE In The Media

ONE Championship, the largest sports media property in Asia and Nielsen, one of the leading sources for sports measurement, analytics and insights are partnering to launch the “What’s Next in Global Sports Conference” ahead of the martial arts organization’s next mega show.

ONE Championship CEO Chatri Sityodtong talks to FOX Sports Asia about his rise from poverty to global phenom.

TOKYO—The Ultimate Fighting Championship “failed miserably” in Japan because it was focused on blood and violence and did not create role models for Asian consumers, Chatri Sityodtong, the head of rival mixed martial arts promotion ONE Championship, has said.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship “failed miserably” in Japan because it was focused on blood and violence and did not create role models for Asian consumers, Chatri Sityodtong, the head of rival mixed martial arts promotion ONE Championship, has said.

TOKYO, Japan (Reuters) – The Ultimate Fighting Championship “failed miserably” in Japan because it was focused on blood and violence and did not create role models for Asian consumers, Chatri Sityodtong, the head of rival mixed martial arts promotion ONE Championship, has said.

TOKYO, Japan (Reuters) – The Ultimate Fighting Championship “failed miserably” in Japan because it was focused on blood and violence and did not create role models for Asian consumers, Chatri Sityodtong, the head of rival mixed martial arts promotion ONE Championship, has said.

TOKYO: The Ultimate Fighting Championship “failed miserably” in Japan because it was focused on blood and violence and did not create role models for Asian consumers, Chatri Sityodtong, the head of rival mixed martial arts promotion ONE Championship, has said.

FOX Sports Asia takes a closer look at how Asian values have contributed to Asia’s premier martial arts promotion ONE Championship’s global success.

EVERY martial arts athlete aspires to become the world champion, not just to be recognised as the best in their class, but especially to get their hands on the most coveted honour of all, the prestigious championship belt.

Every martial arts athlete aspires to become world champion, not just to be recognised as the best in class, but to receive the perks and trinkets that come along with holding a prestigious title. Among the most coveted is, of course, the prestigious championship belt. In martial arts, there is no prize more valuable than the ONE Championship title.

Chatri Sityodtong (CEO and founder of ONE Championship), Saurabh Mittal (Vice Chairman of ONE Championship) and Hua Fung Teh (Chief Financial Officer of ONE Championship) are all Harvard grads whose friendship and working relationships has spawned one of the world’s most successful sports ventures.

SINGAPORE: About two years after mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter Angela Lee became the youngest-ever champion of a major cagefighting organisation, her brother, Christian Lee, will attempt to become the youngest champion – among males.