BANGKOK, September 6 — Stamp Fairtex added another chapter to her storied career on Friday night, edging out challenger Selina Flores via split decision in a fiery atomweight Muay Thai world championship main event at ONE Fight Night 47. The bout, held at the historic Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, saw the Thai megastar deliver what the promotion called a vintage performance.
Stamp, a former ONE Atomweight MMA World Champion and multiple-time Muay Thai and kickboxing titleholder, continues to build on her legacy as one of the top female strikers in the sport. The split-decision outcome was a closely contested affair, with both fighters showcasing high-level Muay Thai technique in front of a U.S. primetime audience.
The broadcast slot reflects ONE Championship’s ongoing push into the American market.
A Full Card Across Disciplines
The event featured a full card of Muay Thai, MMA, and submission grappling matches. In the Muay Thai portion, notable winners included Bravo, Estupinan, and El Jamari, who each “squashed the competition,” according to the official recap from ONE Championship. The MMA and submission grappling results were headlined by Henrique, Jaworski, Dantas, and Aragon, who all “stunned” in Bangkok, as per the event report.
Fighters from various countries competed across the three rule sets, showcasing global martial arts talent. The event was part of a broader weekend of activity at Lumpinee Stadium, which also hosted ONE Friday Fights 169 and The Inner Circle 29 on the same day.
Results and highlights from the card were published by ONE Championship and Yahoo Sports, with photography from ONE Championship’s ringside photographers. For Stamp, the victory carries particular weight as she continues to build a resume that spans three disciplines. The co-main event and undercard bouts across Muay Thai, MMA, and submission grappling rounded out a night that underscored the depth of ONE Championship’s roster.
With the atomweight division now settled, attention turns to what comes next for Stamp — and whether a rematch with Flores, who pushed the champion to the limit, is on the horizon.
