ONE Championship 38 Tribe of Warriors: Santos vs. Silva - February 20 (OFFICIAL DISCUSSION)

One FC 38 
February 20, 2016
Istora Senayan
Jakarta, Indonesia

Main Card:
Luis Santos (61-9)                     vs.               (40-15) Rafael Silva  
Main Event  | Welterweight | 170 lbs (77 kg)

Kotetsu Boku (23-10)                 vs.           (16-16) Vincent Latoel  
Co-Main Event | Featherweight | 145 lbs (66 kg)

Mario Satya Wirawan (6-2)         vs.      (7-4) Yohan Mulia Legowo  
Main Card | Featherweight | 145 lbs (66 kg)

Anthony Engelen (3-1)                vs.          (5-1) Rocky Batolbatol  
Main Card | Featherweight | 145 lbs (66 kg)

Marcin Prachnio (9-2)                  vs.      (6-1) Alexandre Machado  
Main Card | Heavyweight | 265 lbs (120 kg)

Koetsu Okazaki (10-4)                 vs.          (13-7) Anthony Leone  
Main Card | Bantamweight | 135 lbs (61 kg)

Angela Lee  (4-0)                        vs.      (6-1) Rebecca Heintzman  
Main Card | Female Strawweight | 115 lbs (52 kg)


ONE Championship™ (ONE), has just announced its return to Jakarta with ONE: TRIBE OF WARRIORS. Set to take place on 20 February at the Istora Senayan, the card features an international main event headlined by welterweights Luis “Sapo” Santos (61-9) and Rafael “The Machine” Silva (40-15). In the local main event, Dutch mixed martial arts veteran Vincent “Magnivincent” Latoel takes on the hard-hitting Kotetsu “No Face” Boku of Japan, while in the Indonesia Warrior Bout, Mario Satya Wirawan of Bogor, Indonesia will square off against countryman Yohan Mulia Legowo.

Luis “Sapo” Santos is a mixed martial arts veteran from Brazil with over 70 professional fights on his record, and over half of his wins ending by either TKO or KO. With a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and a penchant for spectacular finishes, Santos made a successful ONE debut with a highlight-reel knockout of Bakhtiyar Abbasov. Known for his aggressiveness and brute strength, Santos looks to wreak havoc inside the ONE cage. He’s set to take on the tough Rafael Silva in his next bout.

Rafael “The Machine” Silva of Portugal has a wealth of experience competing in different promotions over almost 15 years of professional competition. Silva has amassed 40 wins and just 15 losses against some of the toughest opponents. He now goes up against one of the strongest welterweights in the division, putting his grappling skills to the test against the hulk-like Luis Santos.

Vincent Latoel was successful in his last bout, scoring an emphatic second round TKO over a game opponent. The 36-year-old mixed martial arts veteran is in his 15th year as a professional fighter and is looking for success in his next bout, this time against hard-hitting Kotetsu Boku.

Kotetsu Boku of Shizuoka, Japan is never in a boring fight. The MMA standout from Krazy Bee is one of the toughest competitors in the promotion, and he is coming off an impressive victory over highly-regarded Major Overall of the United States. Now, Boku will once again put his striking skills to the test against Dutch fighter Vincent Latoel in a 71.5kg catchweight bout.

He needs to make weight for this one. Surprised he is still fighting at 170.

Yeah i would of thought he would go to 180 that seems to be the better weight class for him .

^I thought he might move up in weight as well.