The Philippines’ Jeremy Miado, right, is beaten by Russia’s Mansur Malachiev in ONE Fight Night 11 in Bangkok, Thailand. ONE CHAMPIONSHIP PHOTO
MANILA, Philippines—Jeremy Miado’s hopes of a world title shot took a big hit in ONE Fight Night 11 at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand.
Aiming to climb the strawweight rankings, Miado suffered a quick loss at the hands of unbeaten Russian Mansur Malachiev
Malachiev, who made his ONE Championship debut, submitted Miado via a D’arce choke at the 4:31 mark of the first round to improve to 11-0.
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The 30-year-old Miado saw his four-fight winning streak snapped and fell to 12-5.
In the main event, Regian Eersel retained his lightweight Muay Thai world championship in convincing fashion after making handling Dmitry Menshikov.
Eersel hit Menshikov with a left kick to the liver that sent the challenger to the mat for a TKO finish just 46 seconds into the first round.
Kade Ruotolo, meanwhile, defeated Tommy Langaker to also retain his lightweight submission grappling title via unanimous decision in the co-main event.