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James Goyder

Enkh-Orgil Baatarkhuu will renew his rivalry with the Philippines at ONE Fight Night 24.
The Mongolian faces Carlo Bumina-ang in a bantamweight fight at Lumpinee Stadium on August 3.
Baatarkhuu beat Filipinos in his first three ONE Championship fights with the most recent of those at the expense of Jhanlo Sangiao who represents Team Lakay and is the son of the camp’s head coach and founder, Mark Sangiao.
The Mongolian’s record stands at 10-3 but he saw his nine-fight winning streak snapped by Artem Belakh at ONE Fight Night 18 earlier this year and will be looking to get back in the title mix with a victory next month.
Bumina-ang holds a 6-0 record and won five fights out of five one ONE Championship’s weekly Friday night events at Lumpinee Stadium.

He was rewarded with a long-term contract and the opportunity to compete on one of the Saturday morning events, which are broadcast live on Prime Video in North America.
He is following in the footsteps of Team Lakay fighters like Honorio Banario, Kevin Belingon, Eduard Folayang, Geje Eustaquio and Joshua Pacio who won titles while fighting for ONE Championship.
With most of the former champions having now left the camp, Bumina-ang is part of a new generation looking to step up and fill the void.
He had originally been scheduled to face Muay Thai-veteran Asa Ten Pow at ONE Fight Night 24. The American withdrew and has now been replaced by an opponent who has a proven track record of beating Filipinos.
Also added to the card was a bout pitting together two featherweights in Shamil Gasanov and Aaron Canarte, who are looking to bounce back after recent defeats.
Gasanov’s record dropped to 10-1 after he was submitted by Garry Tonon, while Canarte was stopped by Akbar Abdullaev just 41 seconds into his ONE Championship debut.
Former flyweight kickboxing champion Elias Mahmoudi will also be on the card, as he was matched with experienced Japanese kickboxer Taiki Naito.
In bantamweight Muay Thai action, Felipe Lobo faces Ferrari Fairtex.
Brazilian Lobo caused champion Jonathan Haggerty all sorts of problems in his recent title shot but ultimately came up short.
Ferrari won the prestigious Sports Writers Association of Thailand Fighter of the Year award in 2021, marking him out as one of the best Muay Thai fighters of the recent era.
He has won four fights in a row on the weekly Friday night Lumpinee Stadium events.


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Baatarkhuu beat Filipinos in his first three ONE Championship fights with the most recent of those at the expense of Jhanlo Sangiao


Baatarkhuu beat Filipinos in his first three ONE Championship fights with the most recent of those at the expense of Jhanlo Sangiao who represents Team Lakay.
