In recent years, women's fighting has become more influential and popular, thanks to the female fighters who can continue to give wonderful matches. Recently, the ONE Championship official also took stock of six female players who broke the competition record, among which Xiong Jingnan, the active grassweight world champion from China, was also listed with excellent results.
Angela Lee broke three records
In one X, the biggest 10th anniversary event of the ONE Championship so far, Li Shengzhu played as the biggest headliner, which shows his influence and attention. In this match, she defeated the Challenger World Eight champion Stamp Fairtex, successfully defending the atomic weight world championship while breaking three women's mixed martial arts records.
After this battle, Li Shengzhu set the record for the most matches (13 times), the record for the most wins (11 times) and the record for the most number of finishes (9 times) among the women's players in the ONE Championship. Moreover, Li Shengzhu still holds the championship title firmly in her hands, and it is foreseeable that she will become the holder of these three records for a long time in the future.
Xiong Jingnan broke three records
Xiong Jingnan is currently the only player in the Chinese martial arts industry to hold the title of world champion in the top international competition, and one of the most dominant champions of the ONE Championship. In January, she defeated Japan's Ayaka Miura to keep the golden belt in China. At the same time, she also broke a new record with this battle.
At present, Xiong Jingnan holds three women's mixed martial arts records in the ONE Championships, namely the record for the most defended titles (6 times), the record for the number of KO times (4 times) and the record for the number of world championship titles (8 times). Xiong Jingnan, as the only world champion from China, will continue to fight hard for the seventh defense of the title, and look forward to her creating new history.
Jomary Torres grass-weight fastest-ending record
Although Jomari Torres' record in the ONE Championship is only 3 wins, 5 losses and 1 resultless, the record she set in 2018 is still unbroken. In her match against April Osenio, it took only 40 seconds to end her opponent with wrestling and boxing, setting a record for the fastest finishing time in the women's grassweight event.
But in the next six games, Torres failed to win. After Torres was ntoo in the first leg of the Indian women's fighting team Ritu Phogat in December 2020, he never made the boxing ring again.
Together with Priscilla Hertati Lumban Gaol, Mei Yamaguchi holds the record for the most atomic weights
Yamaguchi and Priscilla Takato have been fighting in the cage of the ONE Championship for more than 5 years, and together they hold the record for the most atomic weights (11 times), in addition to maintaining their own records.
As a female fighter, Yamaguchi has the highest number of surrenders in the female atomic weight (3 times), but this record can be broken at any time, because her most recent surrender win was in 2019 using cross-entries to surrender Laura Balin, and her last three matches have ended in failure.
Priscilla Gogh has been competing in the ONE Championship since 2017 and the AtomicWeights in 2018. After beating Burma's Bozhena Antoniyar, Priscilla Gao has a record for the most atomic-weight wins (7), but she did not return to the ring after being KO By China's Meng Bo in 2020, a record that will be difficult to maintain for long.
Denice Zamboanga record for the fastest drop in atomic magnitude
Denise Semarang, who has long held the top spot in the atomic weights, has been a strong contender since signing the ONE Championship, and she quickly won three consecutive victories in the round cage, and in the match against Watsyapinya Kaewkhong, she won with a wrist rebuff in just 1 minute and 28 seconds, which also set a record for the fastest reduction in the atomic weight.
But Denise Samboyan's professional unbeaten record was broken by the famous South Korean actress Ham Seo Hee, and she lost to her opponent twice in a row, which not only made her miss the championship challenge but also dropped to third place.
It is foreseeable that with the increase in the number of women players and the frequency of the ONE Championship, many of the above records will be broken, but it is precisely because of these founders that the CURRENT ONE women's stadium is so prosperous, and they will always be respected and remembered.