ONE In The Media

Surrounded by a variety of sparring partners, Teo gets quality training time at Tiger Muay Thai & MMA Gym in Phuket ahead of her ONE Championship strawweight title fight on Jan 20.

2017 has been a phenomenal year for sports in Asia, and the past 12 months have really been a treat for sports fans in general. These 10 big names have led their respective organizations with unparalleled passion and business sense. Let’s examine the 10 most influential sports leaders in Asia in 2017.

THE 2017 year has been a phenomenal year for sports in Asia, and the past 12 months have really been a treat for sports fans in general. These 10 big names have led their respective organizations with unparalleled passion and business sense. Let’s examine the 10 Most Influential Sports Leaders in Asia in 2017.

In Asia, sports equals passion, and these ten big names in the sporting world today have led their respective organizations to amazing heights this year. Let’s take a look at 2017’s Top 10 People Behind the Biggest Sports Media Properties in Asia.

As 2017 draws to a close, we take a look at what has been a phenomenal year of martial arts in Asia. The sport has reached epic new heights and is the most popular it has ever been in recent memory.

December might be a time to indulge in festive goodies but not so for Tiffany Teo. Instead, the 27-year-old mixed martial arts (MMA) exponent will be busy preparing for the fight of her life, against China’s Xiong Jingnan for the vacant One Championship women’s strawweight (52.3-56.7kg) belt next month.

It has been nearly three years since ONE Championship drastically revamped the way its athletes weighed in for their bouts, and the way the new system has completely revolutionized martial arts in Asia is simply fascinating.

With over three years of revamping, Southeast Asia’s ONE Championship has changed the way its athletes weighed in for their bouts and completely revolutionized martial arts in Asia.

It has been nearly three years since ONE Championship drastically revamped the way its athletes weighed in for their bouts, and the way the new system has completely revolutionized martial arts in Asia is simply fascinating.

Cebuano mixed martial artist Jimmy ‘The Silencer” dropped his fifth-straight fight after getting stopped by decorated Thai kickboxer Sagetdao ‘Deadly Star’ Petpayathai in the first round at ONE Championship: Warriors of the World at the Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand.

Christian “The Warrior” Lee is set to face his toughest opponent since making his professional debut in mixed martial arts (MMA) in December 2015. Tomorrow, the 19-year-old will face former One Championship lightweight world champion, Kotetsu “No Face” Boku at the One Championship Warriors of the World event in Thailand.

SINGAPORE (AFP) – Martial arts standout Christian “The Warrior” Lee of Singapore is regarded as one of the most talented featherweights in ONE Championship. He owns a stellar professional record of seven wins and only one loss. At just 19-years of age, Lee emerges as one of the top contenders in the division.