ONE Championship: Conquest of Heroes - Naito vs. Pacio 2 - September 22 (OFFICIAL DISCUSSION)

ONE FC
September 22, 2018
Jakarta Convention Center
Jakarta, Indonesia

Main Card:
Yoshitaka Naito (13-1)      vs.                 (15-2) Joshua Pacio
Main Event |  Title Fight | Strawweight | 115 lbs (52 kg)

Stefer Rahardian (8-1)      vs.                  (2-4) Xuewen Peng
Co-Main Event | Strawweight | 115 lbs (52 kg)

Sergio Wielzen (60-19)     vs. (252-40) Rodtang Jitmuangnon
Main Card | Muay Thai | Flyweight | 125 lbs (57 kg)

Yuya Wakamatsu (10-2)   vs.                  (9-1) Danny Kingad
Main Card | Flyweight | 125 lbs (57 kg)

Koyomi Matsushima (9-3) vs.                (16-1) Marat Gafurov   
Main Card | Featherweight | 145 lbs (66 kg)

Saygid Arslanaliev (5-1)    vs.        (11-4) Timofey Nastyukhin   
Main Card | Lightweight | 155 lbs (70 kg)

Kairat Akhmetov (24-2)     vs.                    (11-3) Hao Bin Ma   
Main Card | Flyweight | 125 lbs (57 kg)

ONE Championship is bringing yet another massive card to Jakarta, Indonesia, on Saturday, 22 September.

ONE: CONQUEST OF HEROES at the Jakarta Convention Center will see the ONE Strawweight World Championship contested in an exciting main-event rematch.

Jakarta has been a happy hunting ground for Yoshitaka “Nobita” Naito (13-1).
In May, in the Indonesian capital, he regained the ONE Strawweight World Title in a brilliant rematch with Alex “Little Rock” Silva at ONE: GRIT & GLORY.

The Japanese superstar used his phenomenal wrestling to clinch a split decision victory and get back the gold.
Now, Naito is engaging in yet another rematch – this time against Joshua “The Passion” Pacio (12-2).

The pair faced off at ONE: STATE OF WARRIORS in October 2016, and although the Filipino overwhelmed the champ early on, “Nobita” came out on top with a third-round submission victory.

Since then, Pacio has won four of his last five encounters, and he has finished three top-level adversaries in a row to punch his ticket to a second shot at gold.

The young Filipino’s skills have evolved in the two years since he first attempted to become World Champion, but Naito also showed how far his skills have improved in his last contest.

He was back to his best against Silva, so this is primed to be a fast-paced main event between phenomenal strawweight athletes.

Do people see a future trilogy with Naito and pacio??

westcott123 wrote:Do people see a future trilogy with Naito and pacio??

I hope to see that.

westcott123 wrote:Do people see a future trilogy with Naito and pacio??

How can you not? The Strawweight Division isn't the most stacked and they each have one win.