Stamp Fairtex defeats Selina Flores at ONE Fight Night 47
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 6, 2026, 10:36 PM
Last updated Sep 6, 2026

ONE Championship held its Fight Night 47 event on September 4 in Bangkok, Thailand. In the headline atomweight Muay Thai bout, Stamp Fairtex secured a split-decision victory over Selina Flores following three rounds of competition. The co-main event saw featherweight Ricardo Bravo record a first-round knockout victory against Mohamed Younes Rabah with a left hook. Additionally, Pawel Jaworski defeated Rafael Lovato Jr. via submission in their matchup. Jaworski received a $50,000 performance bonus for the win. The event concluded a triple-header weekend for the promotion before the upcoming The Inner Circle 30 event scheduled for September 11.
- •Stamp Fairtex earned a split-decision victory against Selina Flores.
- •Ricardo Bravo knocked out Mohamed Younes Rabah in the first round.
- •Pawel Jaworski submitted Rafael Lovato Jr. and earned a $50,000 bonus.
- •The event took place in Bangkok on September 4.
- •The Inner Circle 30 follows this event on September 11.
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