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Broken Arm, No Problem: Regian Eersel Survives a First-Round Knockdown to Knock Out George Jarvis in the Fourth and Keep His ONE Lightweight Muay Thai Crown

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3 weeks ago

October 2, 2026

Regian Eersel defended his ONE Lightweight Muay Thai World Title with a broken arm. The two-sport ONE World Champion stopped English challenger George Jarvis by knockout at 1:39 of round four in the main event of The Inner Circle 33 at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok on Friday, October 2, surviving a first-round knockdown and fighting most of the bout one-handed to keep his crown.

This was a rematch, and the first meeting had been a demolition: Eersel destroyed Jarvis in just 84 seconds to retain the title at ONE Fight Night 34 in August 2025. Jarvis made sure the sequel told a different story early, flooring the champion in round one with a massive right hand and a follow-up left hook that turned the members-only card — streamed exclusively on live.onefc.com — into a genuine war.

Eersel answered in round two, dropping Jarvis with a stiff one-two and a crisp left hook to even the knockdown count. But the comeback came at a price: Eersel broke his right arm in that round and fought the rest of the way relying entirely on his left side. Rather than protect the injury, he went hunting with it. With Jarvis’s right eye severely compromised, Eersel targeted the damage in the fourth round and uncorked a sweeping left hook that sent the challenger crashing to the canvas. Clutching his eye, Jarvis could not answer the referee’s count.

The official result — knockout by punch, round four, 1:39 — was Eersel’s 12th world title victory, per MyKhel’s report of the event. A champion who gets dropped in the first, breaks his arm in the second and still finds the finish in the fourth has earned his nickname. On this night in Bangkok, “The Immortal” was more description than branding.

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Wanchaloem Claims WBC MuayThai World Title With Spectacular Knockout in Sydney

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4 days ago

October 22, 2026

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Wanchaloem Sitshoothon captures the WBC MuayThai Super-Featherweight World Championship in Sydney.

Sydney, Australia – October 17, 2026: Thailand’s Wanchaloem Sitshoothon delivered a sensational performance to capture the prestigious WBC MuayThai Super-Featherweight World Championship, defeating fellow Thai star YodET PTT Tongtawee in the main event of the 1774 MuayThai Series in Sydney, Australia.

In a thrilling showdown between two elite MuayThai warriors, Wanchaloem produced a devastating body kick that sent the highly regarded Channel 7 champion crashing to the canvas, bringing an emphatic end to an outstanding contest.

Until the dramatic stoppage, both fighters had showcased exceptional skill, technique, and fighting spirit in a fiercely competitive world championship encounter.

The spectacular victory crowns Wanchaloem Sitshoothon as the new WBC MuayThai Super-Featherweight World Champion, marking a defining achievement in his professional career.

A memorable night in Sydney and another spectacular chapter in the global story of WBC MuayThai.

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