Angela Lee Passes the Mantle As Stamp Fairtex Captures the ONE Women’s Atomweight MMA World Champion Title

ONE Championship delivered another night full of exciting action on Friday, September 29. ONE Fight Night 14: Stamp vs. Ham on Prime Video witnessed eight of the ten scheduled matches on the card concluding in thrilling finishes.

When the dust settled, one World Champion successfully defended her title, while two new World Champions were crowned. Thai sensation and former ONE Atomweight Muay Thai and Kickboxing World Champion, Stamp Fairtex, showcased an electrifying performance as she secured victory over the no.2-ranked contender, Ham Seo Hee, to claim the gold.

Angela Lee joined Stamp in the Circle for an emotional belt presentation ceremony

Just before the match commenced, the long-reigning divisional queen, ‘Unstoppable’ Angela Lee, officially announced her retirement from professional competition. She symbolically left her golden strap on the mat in the middle of the Circle. Stamp appeared resolute in her quest to make history by becoming the first-ever three-sport World Champion for the promotion and only the second woman to dominate the atomweight division. Ham fought valiantly and even managed to stun the Thai fan favorite in the second round. However, she was ultimately outclassed when the final bell rang. In the third round, Stamp delivered a powerful body punch that left ‘Hamzzang’ crumpled, and she followed up with a series of strikes to close the show.

In the co-main event, teenage sensation Smilla Sundell successfully defended her ONE Women’s Strawweight Muay Thai World Title with a dynamic striking performance against atomweight Muay Thai titleholder Allycia Hellen Rodrigues. ‘The Hurricane’ displayed boundless energy throughout their match, and her punishing strikes had Rodrigues dazed before the end of the third round, prompting the referee to stop the contest. Danielle Kelly was crowned the inaugural ONE Women’s Atomweight Submission Grappling World Champion after a closely contested match with her Cambodian-American rival, Jessa Khan. The Silver Fox BJJ product was ferocious from the outset and ultimately achieved her two goals–avenging a 2021 loss to Khan and securing the ONE World Title.

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Finally, ONE Women’s Strawweight MMA World Champion Xiong Jing Nan made a triumphant return to action by finishing Muay Thai star Nat ‘Wondergirl’ Jaroonsak in a 129-lb. Catchweight Special Rules Striking Match, winning via third-round TKO. ‘The Panda’ reverted to her boxing roots as she engaged in a hard-hitting slugfest with the Muay Thai phenom.