SINGAPORE - Singaporean mixed martial arts fighter Amir Khan snapped his three-fight skid on Friday night, when he scored a split decision win over Malaysian rival Ev Ting in their lightweight bout at One Championship's Edge of Greatness event at the Indoor Stadium.
Amri, 25, found his range towards the end of the first round, drawing blood from his opponent's nose after connecting with multiple strikes. When asked what he felt post-fight, Amir said:"Relief. This year was tough for me and I wanted to end it on a positive note.""It was tough ... but I felt I fought smart."
In the main event, One muay thai bantamweight champion Nong-O Gaiyanghadao of Thailand successfully defended his title against compatriot Saemapetch Fairtex via knockout.
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