ONE Fight Night 49 goes ahead despite weight misses

ONE Fight Night 49 will go ahead on Saturday at Bangkok’s Lumpinee Stadium even after two fighters missed the lightweight limit, with both contests rewritten as catchweight bouts and the rest of the nine-fight card unchanged, the Bangkok Post reported.

Action starts from 9am Bangkok time. Live streams are listed on Watch.ONEFC.com plus the promotion’s Facebook and YouTube channels, with Channel 7HD coverage from 10am.

ONE Fight Night 49 weight misses and catchweight fixes

Magomed Magomedov weighed 175.4 pounds—5.4 pounds over the lightweight cap—for his bout with Lucas Gabriel, who came in at 167.8 pounds. The matchup proceeds at catchweight after compensation was arranged.

Gasham Mammadov hit 173 pounds, three pounds heavy, against Bogdan Shumarov at 168.4 pounds. That fight likewise moves to catchweight. Both overweight athletes still passed hydration testing after the official weigh-in window.

Missing weight usually triggers purse adjustments and removes a bout from its original division, but it does not automatically cancel a contest when both camps agree and medical screens clear. That is the path ONE took here, keeping the Lumpinee showpiece intact for Saturday morning viewers.

• Magomedov 175.4 lb vs Gabriel 167.8 lb — catchweight.
• Mammadov 173 lb vs Shumarov 168.4 lb — catchweight.
• Both men who missed weight cleared hydration after the window.
• Nine-bout card remains intact for Lumpinee on Saturday.

Co-main and Muay Thai rematch still on weight

The co-main event is a flyweight kickboxing clash between Kongthoranee Sor Sommai and Taiki Naito; both made weight. Another headline attraction is the Muay Thai rematch between Nontachai Jitmuangnon and Felipe Lobo.

Shumarov’s camp will recall a recent scare: his Tokyo date was cancelled about three weeks earlier when opponent Anpo failed hydration. Clearing the tests in Bangkok keeps this assignment alive after that disruption and gives fans a bout that looked uncertain only weeks ago.

Fans who follow ONE’s Bangkok schedule can also revisit how Lee and Ruotolo made weight for a prior Championship card in the capital. For a wider Thai sports snapshot the same week, Buriram’s goalless ACL Elite draw with Kashima offers a football counterpoint to the Lumpinee fight night.

How to watch and what still matters on fight day

Kickboxing and Muay Thai entries that made weight keep their original divisions, which matters for rankings and future title arguments. A full nine-bout showpiece at Lumpinee still gives the promotion a prime Saturday window on free-to-air television and global streams.

Viewers in Thailand can follow Channel 7HD from 10am, while international audiences can use the official Watch.ONEFC.com platform or the promotion’s Facebook and YouTube feeds from the 9am start. Weigh-in drama rarely ends at the scales; corner strategies and pacing often change when a fight moves to catchweight.

The Bangkok Post’s confirmed details stop at the scales, the catchweight conversions, the co-main and rematch notes, broadcast times, and Shumarov’s earlier Tokyo cancellation. No results are in yet—ONE Fight Night 49 is still a coming event, not a completed scorecard.

For Bangkok fight fans, the checklist is simple: Lumpinee on Saturday from 9am, two catchweight MMA contests after the misses, a flyweight kickboxing co-main that hit the mark, a Nontachai–Lobo Muay Thai rematch, and multi-platform coverage led by Channel 7HD from 10am.

ONE Fight Night 49 — Photo: Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Bangkok (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0).

Organisers say fighters, coaches and broadcast partners have been briefed on the revised bout terms. Medical teams will monitor every athlete on fight day, and officials will confirm any late changes through the promotion’s official channels before the opening bout begins at Lumpinee on Saturday morning.