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WHEN it comes to investing serious money in a venture that catches his eye, Saurabh Mittal isn’t the sort of businessman who’s out to make a quick buck.

The home heroine uses her favoured anaconda choke to sap the bite out of her overmatched opponent

Angela Lee successfully defended her atomweight title against Brazil’s Istela Nunes on Friday (26 May) night during the main event at the ONE: Dynasty of Heroes mixed martial arts (MMA) card. Fighting in front of a packed Singapore Indoor Stadium, Lee won by submission in the second round and took her unbeaten winning streak to eight victories in a row since beginning the professional MMA career.

SINGAPORE: Mixed martial arts (MMA) star Angela Lee successfully defended her atomweight (52.2kg) title a second time while Malaysia’s Agilan Thani failed to seize the welterweight (83.9kg) belt in the two headlining fights organised by Asian promotion ONE Championship on Friday (May 26).

SINGAPORE – Angela Lee weathered a striking storm from Brazilian challenger Istela Nunes to win via second round Anaconda choke to retain her ONE Atomweight world title at ONE Championship: Dynasty of Heroes, Friday evening at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.

Angela Lee, mixed martial arts’ youngest ever world champion, revealed on Thursday she hopes to one day compete in the Olympics in the sport that has gained her unprecedented international fame.

SINGAPORE – More than a year since Angela Lee’s last fight in Singapore, the mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter and One Championship atomweight champion is back and raring to take the Singapore Indoor Stadium crowd by storm once more.

ONE Championship star Angela has grown into the face of the promotion, but the 20-year-old is still dedicated to training every day with her brother Christian.

Angela Lee is a citizen of the world. Born in Canada and raised in Hawaii by her South Korean mother and Singaporean father, the 20-year-old has lived her short adult life in constant movement around the Pacific Rim and to innumerable points beyond.

At least one homegrown Singaporean mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter is not too far away from a One Championship title shot now. Both Amir Khan and Tiffany Teo enter tomorrow’s Dynasty of Heroes show at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on the undercard for two main title fights.

SINGAPORE – The home crowd at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Friday (May 26) could be cheering on a future Singaporean One Championship mixed martial arts (MMA) title holder. The fighting careers of both Amir Khan and Tiffany Teo, the only two Singaporeans on the 10 -bout fight card at the Dynasty of Heroes event, have risen steadily.

Eddie Bravo has guided a generation of the world’s top mixed martial artists through the finer points of jiu-jitsu -as they have added its skills to their arsenal and the America combat sport legend revealed on Wednesday he has kept an eye on the rise of Angela Lee, the biggest star MMA has in Asia.