Irvine Vs. Suablack Set For ONE Fight Night 45

Irvine Steps Up After Big Knockout

Stephen Irvine arrives on the main roster fresh off a head‑kick knockout of Rambong Sor Therapat that secured a six‑figure deal. The 26‑year‑old now sports a 7‑for‑1 overall record and has won his last five fights, sharpening his craft on the weekly ONE Friday Fights circuit. Irvine describes the opponent as a southpaw who pushes forward, and he intends to use his speed and heavy punches to force an early finish. His training partners include Nico “King of the North” Carrillo, and his ultimate aim is to capture the ONE Flyweight Muay Thai title currently held by Asadula “The Dagestan Ninja” Imangazaliev.

Irvine said he believes his skill set will give him an edge, noting the new weight class could play to his advantage. He added that Suablack’s plan to press forward won’t work, claiming the Thai fighter won’t survive the relentless exchanges. If the fight stretches, he expects to land a knockout and secure the performance bonus. He emphasized that every bout moves him closer to the championship belt, even if it requires several steps.

Suablack Eyes a Comeback in Muay Thai

Suablack Tor Pran49 makes his flyweight Muay Thai debut after a surge of success that included four straight stoppages and a six‑figure contract. The 29‑year‑old Thai veteran has endured two consecutive losses, including a brutal first‑round TKO to Hyu at ONE Fight Night 41, but he remains driven. He has been studying Irvine closely, labeling the Scottish fighter as dangerous with a deep arsenal of precise strikes.

Suablack spoke about his mindset, stating he feels no pressure because he trusts his abilities fully. He described his intention to abandon a point‑by‑point strategy and instead deliver the high‑octane brawler style that first earned him fan admiration. The Thai fighter vowed to meet Irvine head‑on, unleash his full eight‑limb toolbox, and leave a lasting impression.

Fight Night 45: The Stage Is Set

The co‑main event joins a stacked nine‑fight card, offering viewers a mix of elite competition and promotional flair. Fans can expect the atmosphere of Lumpinee Stadium, where the live crowd fuels the intensity of each bout. The fight also highlights ONE’s expanding Muay Thai presence, showcasing both seasoned veterans and rising stars on a global platform. The event streams live on Prime Video for audiences across the United States.