ONE Championship

Singapore: The largest global sports media property in Asian history, ONE Championship™ (ONE), today announced that the promotion will broadcast its first event of 2021, ONE: UNBREAKABLE, live on Friday, 22 January, from the Singapore Indoor Stadium.

2021 is officially in full swing. There’s definitely a lot to look forward to in the Philippine mixed martial arts scene. The next 12 months should be interesting for the Filipino fighting contingent, with a handful of potentially massive bouts on offer.

Former ONE Flyweight World Champion Geje “Gravity” Eustaquio of the famed Team Lakay from Baguio City, Philippines treats his teammates like his own ‘brothers.’ Which is why the 31-year-old veteran has no qualms about stepping aside for Team Lakay junior Danny “The King” Kingad in a race for the world title.

After a tough close to the year for Team Lakay’s “Thunder Kid,” Baguio City native Lito Adiwang wants nothing more than to get right back into the ONE Circle and resume his ascent towards the ONE World Title.

2020 has been a challenging year for everybody

Top ONE women’s atomweight contender Gina “Conviction” Iniong of the famed Team Lakay of Baguio City, Philippines has been out of action since her January 2020 victory over India’s Asha Roka.

The odds were stacked against Reinier “The Dutch Knight” De Ridder in 2020, but he overcame them all to produce one of the most electric campaigns in ONE Championship.

Former ONE World Title challenger and current #2 ranked flyweight Danny “The King” Kingad of the Philippines looks back on a tough year filled with uncertainty.