ONE Championship returned to action on Friday at Singapore Indoor Stadium in Singapore for “ONE Championship: Full Blast.” The tape-delayed event, which streamed on B/R Live, featured three mixed martial arts bouts. The feature MMA bout on the card was between India’s Kantharaj Agasa (11-3) and China’s Wei Xie (7-4). An aggressive wrestler, Agasa’s game plan was on display from the onset as he came out of the gates looking to secure takedowns. However, Xie was ready and successfully defended the first attempts to bring the action to the mat. Most of the first round was spent in the clinch as Agasa tried to bring the fight to the ground. Xie was able implement his own game plan and land a few sharp strikes between defending takedowns.
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