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Banario wins ONE FC featherweight title in Malaysia

FILIPINO Honorio Banario defeated Eric Kelly via technical knockout to be crowned the featherweight champion in the ONE Fighting Championship  (ONE FC)at the Stadium Putra in Malaysia.

The bout was the main event of the ONE FC: Return Of Warriors card.

The finish came in the fourth round as Banario won the striking battle with a punch that staggered Kelly.

In the co-main event of the night, Shinichi Kojima defeated Rey Docyogen via submission.

The Japanese veteran showed toughness in defeating his Filipino opponent, who was winning the standup battle.

Kojima showed his experience by pulling off a guillotine choke in the clinch and pulled guard to finish the fight.

By emerging victorious, Kojima guaranteed himself a future flyweight title opportunity.

Vuyisile Colossa and Lowen Tynanes put on a showcase that exhibited the many facets of MMA.

Tynanes utilized his wrestling prowess to subdue Colossa in the first round, coming close to finishing the contest with several submission attempts.

The South African Muay Thai champion Colossa came storming back in the second round as he peppered Tynanes with leg kicks and elbows.

Tynanes returned to his wrestling roots in the third stanza as he secured a takedown and eventually tightened a rear naked choke that forced Colossa to concede.

Malaysians Peter Davis and Adam Kayoom emerged victorious in front of a boisterous Malaysian crowd that was definitively behind their compatriots in the cage.

Peter Davis engaged in a back-and-forth battle against Indonesian submission specialist Leo Krishna and was declared the winner after the doctor called a stop to the fight due to an injury in the first round.

Kayoom easily dispatched Indonesian Zuli Silawanto in clinical fashion. /correspondent salven lagumbay


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