Naito Vs. Estupinan Rematch, Four More Exciting Bouts Announced For ONE Fight Night 49
ONE Championship has announced five high-octane matchups across MMA, Muay Thai, and kickboxing for ONE Fight Night 49: Gabriel vs. Rasulov on Prime Video. The blockbuster card goes down on Friday, November 6, airing live in U.S. primetime from Bangkok’s iconic Lumpinee Stadium.
Japanese veteran Taiki “Silent Sniper” Naito and Colombian hard hitter Johan “Panda Kick” Estupinan run it back in a flyweight kickboxing rematch, Katsuki Kitano meets Felipe “Demolition Man” Lobo in bantamweight Muay Thai, and undefeated stars Kalandar Tabarov and Ilmadi Israilov collide in a bantamweight MMA showdown.
Also, Zhou “Qilin” Jiaqiang faces Mamuka Usubyan in a featherweight kickboxing matchup, and Victoria “Vick” Souza takes on Magdalena “The Powerpuff Girl” Czaban in an atomweight MMA fight.
Naito And Estupinan Settle Score In Kickboxing
Naito and Estupinan first met at ONE Fight Night 32 in 2025 in a Muay Thai matchup, where the Japanese veteran earned a majority decision victory. This time, they trade leather under kickboxing rules.
The 30-year-old Naito, a former Shoot Boxing Champion from Bell Wood Fight Team, carries a 39-14 career record with 10 ONE wins and rides a three-fight winning streak. A win would give him a 2-0 edge in the rivalry.
For the 24-year-old Estupinan, the rematch is personal. The JCFernandez standout, the first-ever Colombian athlete to join ONE Championship, strung together five consecutive victories over top-class opponents before suffering back-to-back losses.
Naito handed him his first defeat in the promotion, but the 27-2 striker recently regained his form by outclassing Akif “King” Guluzada, who was previously undefeated under the ONE banner.
Zhou And Usubyan Clash In Featherweight Kickboxing War
Zhou made his ONE debut in August, when reigning ONE Featherweight Muay Thai World Champion Nico “King of the North” Carrillo stopped him in the second round in the latter’s kickboxing debut.
The 26-year-old Xingwu Innovation Fight Club product, who owns a 20-7 record, now looks to open his winning account in the promotion.
His opponent, 32-year-old Usubyan of Archangel Michel, brings a 24-3 striking record and a 4-1 mark in ONE. He is coming off a loss to the legendary Marat Grigorian in the ONE SAMURAI Featherweight Kickboxing Tournament quarterfinals.
Kitano Targets Former ONE World Title Challenger Lobo
Kitano and Lobo bring plenty of intrigue to the bantamweight Muay Thai division.
The 30-year-old Seishikai Gym representative has seen mixed results in ONE, but his biggest win came when he flatlined compatriot and kickboxing sensation Ranma with a third-round knockout. Now, Kitano wants to send a warning to the division by beating a former ONE World Title challenger.
That challenger is the 33-year-old Lobo, who gave Jonathan “The General” Haggerty a run for his money before ultimately losing their ONE Bantamweight Muay Thai World Title bout.
The Brazilian has been going through a rough patch, but he has the tools to bounce back and recapture the form that earned him a title shot.
Undefeated Tabarov And Israilov Collide In MMA
Something has to give when two unbeaten bantamweight MMA stars meet.
The 27-year-old Tabarov, a Dushanbe native from Tajikistan, owns a 5-0 record with an 80 percent finishing rate and is dangerous on the feet and on the ground.
Standing across from him is 23-year-old Dagestan native Israilov of Fight Club Akhmat, who sports a 9-0 record with six of those victories coming by submission. Only one man will keep his perfect record intact when they collide.
Souza Meets Czaban In Atomweight MMA Clash
The card also features a compelling atomweight MMA matchup. Brazil’s Souza is a new mother who recently scored the biggest win of her career by outclassing Ayaka “Zombie” Miura in a three-round battle. The 10-3 fighter, who has four ONE victories, wants to keep that momentum rolling.
She faces undefeated Poland native Czaban who made her ONE debut in August by outsmarting America’s Natalie Salcedo via unanimous decision. At 5-0, “The Powerpuff Girl” is looking to prove that her debut was only the beginning.
A rematch, unbeaten records, and bad blood on the line — this card is loaded from top to bottom. Fans tuning in to ONE Fight Night 49: Gabriel vs. Rasulov are in for a night they won’t forget.
