Viet Anh Do Vs. Davi Brandao Flyweight MMA Bout Completes Stacked ONE Fight Night 46 Card
ONE Championship has finalized the ONE Fight Night 46 on Prime Video lineup with the addition of a highly anticipated flyweight MMA contest between New Zealand-Vietnamese finisher Viet Anh Do and Brazilian promotional newcomer Davi “Ajuricaba” Brandao.
The bout goes down on Friday, August 14, inside Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, on a blockbuster card headlined by a ONE Women’s Strawweight Muay Thai World Championship clash between reigning two-sport queen Stella “Always Hungry” Hemetsberger and dangerous Russian challenger Natalia “Karelian Lynx” Diachkova.
The 29-year-old Auckland MMA and Oliver MMA South Auckland product carries a perfect 6-0 career MMA record into this contest, all six victories coming via finish, and a 5-0 promotional ledger built on a series of increasingly emphatic performances that have made him one of the most talked-about stars in the flyweight MMA division.
After competing at ONE Warrior Series twice in 2019, Do returned to the ONE Friday Fights event series in 2025 with a TKO victory in less than three minutes, then followed it up nearly two months later by flatlining Jean Claude Saclag in under a minute.
The performance that defined his rise came in May this year, when he demolished South Korea’s “Money” Kyungjung Kim via TKO to claim not only the win and a performance bonus but the coveted US$100,000 main roster contract that brings him to August 14.
His U.S. primetime debut now arrives against a promotional newcomer with an equally impressive resume, and Do will be looking to make the kind of statement that puts the entire flyweight MMA division on notice.
Standing across from him is a 20-year-old Brazilian born in Manaus, a city with a proud tradition of producing world-class martial artists.
Brandao arrives at ONE Fight Night 46 with a perfect 6-0 career record that reflects his well-rounded approach to the sport, three of those victories coming via knockout and three via submission. It’s a balance that signals a complete and dangerous young fighter who poses genuine finishing threats from anywhere in the contest.
Making his ONE Championship debut on the U.S. primetime stage against an unbeaten and in-form opponent is as steep a first assignment as any newcomer could face, but a victory over Do would instantly establish Brandao as a name to watch in the flyweight MMA division.
Two unbeaten fighters. Two finishers with contrasting but equally dangerous skill sets. When Do and Brandao share the ring at Lumpinee Stadium on August 14, the ONE Fight Night 46 card has a flyweight MMA clash with all the ingredients for a spectacular finish.
