ONE Fighting Championship (ONE FC), is adding three more fights in the main event of ONE FC: Total Domination which is scheduled to be held at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on October 18.
All three events from the largest mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion in Asia, will see fights between Malaysian MMA fighters and Singapore MMA fighters.
Singaporean Sherilyn Lim will face Ann ‘Athena’ Osman from the Borneo Tribal Squad gym in Kota Kinabalu.
Ann has created history as the first Malaysian female MMA professional fighter who compete in ONE FC.
Singapore Manhunt 2011 winner and also muay thai fighter, Juan Wen Jie will fight Alex Lim from Malaysia.
For the bantamweight category, Singapore social media star Stephen Langdown will face Malaysian fighter, Mark Marcellinus.
“In each city we go to, MMA fans are eager to rally behind their local heroes and support their nation’s warriors. This time, Singaporean MMA fans will have plenty to cheer about as the age-old rivalry between Singapore and Malaysia is reignited as Singapore’s own Sherilyn Lim, Juan Wen Jie and Stephen Langdown face-off against stiff Malaysian competition In the ONE FC cage.
I know that the roar of the Singapore crowd cheering on their hometown warriors will be deafening and I can’t wait to hear the Indoor Stadium erupt with those cheers once again,” said ONE FC CEO Victor Cui in a statement.
Tickets for ONE FC: TOTAL DOMINATION are on sale 19 August 2013 at SISTIC (www.SISTIC.com.sg).
Ticket categories begin with the full Red Carpet and cageside experience for VIPs at $348 (RM898) followed by Arena $148 (RM382), Terrace $58 (RM150) and Balcony $38 (RM98). All applicable service charges apply.
Fans in Asia can catch all the action live on STAR Sports. Check your local listings. Also, fans from around the world can witness the action online via live streaming at www.onefc.livesport.tv.
For more updates on ONE Fighting Championship™, please visit www.onefc.com and follow on Twitter @ONEFCMMA and Facebook at www.facebook.com/ONEFCMMA.
Haider Yutim
Sat Sep 07 2013
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