Jihin Radzuan seeks trilogy fight with Itsuki Hirata after ONE SAMURAI 4
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 21, 2026, 2:40 AM
Last updated Oct 21, 2026

Jihin Radzuan calls for a third match against Itsuki Hirata after losing their rematch at ONE SAMURAI 4 on October 17 in Tokyo. Despite her defeat by unanimous decision, Radzuan emphasizes that their rivalry is not over and she recognizes areas for improvement, particularly in grappling. Her performance showcased striking success, but Hirata's grappling ultimately led to her victory. Radzuan aims to rebuild momentum in hopes of challenging for the women’s atomweight title following the upcoming fight between Chihiro Sawada and Anastasia Nikolakakos on December 2.
- •Jihin Radzuan and Itsuki Hirata are tied at 1-1 in their rivalry.
- •Radzuan lost to Hirata by unanimous decision in Tokyo on October 17.
- •Radzuan sees grappling as a key area for improvement after the match.
- •Chihiro Sawada and Anastasia Nikolakakos will compete for the vacant atomweight title on December 2.
- •Radzuan intends to prove herself worthy for a shot at the title.
- 2:40 AMYahoo Sports — ‘Let’s Do The Trilogy’ – Jihin Radzuan Calls For Third Showdown With Itsuki Hirata After ONE SAMURAI 4
"The Malaysian reflects on her Tokyo defeat, grappling struggles, and future ambitions.
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