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Ev Ting vs Rob Lisita headline One Championship: Unbreakable Warriors

By on August 10, 2016

Malaysian born Ev Ting (11-3) will have the crowd on his side when he faces Australia’s Robert Lisita (15-8) in the main event of One Championship: Unbreakable Warriors.

The fight was announced via press release earlier today among a number of other fights for the event which takes place at Stadium Negara in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on September 2.

Both fighters are veterans of One Championship with New Zealand based Ting having fought six times, losing only once. That lost came last year to current featherweight champion Marat Gafurov. Since then, Ting has won two on the trot, both via submission against Filipino fighters Honorio Banario and Eric Kelly.

Lisita made his debut in One Championship back in 2014 where he scored an impressive stoppage over Japanese fighter Yusuke Kawanago. Since then though, Lisita has had a rough patch losing three on the trot to Eric Kelly, Marat Gafurov and Timofey Nastyukhin. Come fight time, no doubt the 33-year-old will be ready and willing to get a win on the board.

Kuala Lumpur based Peter Davis returns for the first time since losing to Australia’s Adrian Pang when he faces Shannon “One Shin” Wiratchai from Thailand while in a women’s contest Ann Osman comes up against 22-year-old Filipino April Osenio.

Main Card (PPV):

  • Ev Ting vs. Robert Lisita
  • Peter Davis vs. Shannon Wiratchai
  • Ann Osman vs. April Osenio
  • Tatsuya Mizuno vs. Gilberto Galvao
  • Gianni Subba vs. Yago Bryan
  • Agilan Thani vs. Trestle Tan
  • Keanu Subba vs. Waqar Umar

Preliminary (Facebook):

  • Bruno Pucci vs. Nuerdebieke Bahetihan
  • Jeet Toshi vs. Jenny Huang
  • Hisyam Samsudin vs. Muhammad Aiman

Ev Ting submits Eric Kelly in One Championship main event

Rob Lisita suffers devastating six second KO loss at One Championship 43 (video)

Started Martial Arts training after watching Mr Miyagi and Daniel-son in Karate Kid back in 1987. By the time MMA arrived many years later, I was hooked. Coverage of local MMA was via scarce posts on forums like the Underground and Sherdog. I embarked on covering the sport in 2002 and since then have written thousands of articles for both print and online media, before branching out and starting Fight News Australia in 2010. Outside the site, I dream of riding in an F1 car.
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