Asia’s leading mixed martial arts organization was back in action Friday as “ ONE Championship 127: Unbreakable II ” delivered a feast of finishes at Singapore Indoor Stadium. All six fights – five MMA bouts and one kickboxing match – delivered finishes, with former Cage Warriors heavyweight champion Mauro Cerilli scoring a second-round TKO in the night’s main event. Italy’s Cerilli finished previously-undefeated Abdulbasir Vagabov with a thumping leg kick, followed by a flurry of punches, to cap off a night that delivered plenty of highlights. The co-main event saw Daichi Takenaka submit Brazilian flyweight Ivanildo Delfino , while South Korea’s Won Il Kwon added another win to his record with a crushing body-shot knockout of China’s Rui Chen
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