Aung La N Sang: WATCH: Aung La N Sang, Nong-O Hama, and more produce some of the nastiest damage done in ONE Championship

ONE Championship shared a compilation of violent fights featuring Aung La N Sang, Nong-O Hama, Smilla Sundell, Petchtanong, and Emmanuel Onyedikachi.

Since its inaugural event in 2011, ONE has showcased many highly entertaining fights and finishes. As the Asia-based promotion continues to build its platform, it sometimes educates newer fans with legendary moments from the past. ONE recently uploaded a compilation of violent highlights on YouTube with the caption:

“Feast your eyes on some of the craziest scraps seen in ONE, featuring bantamweight Muay Thai king Nong-O Hama, former two-division ONE World Champion Aung La N Sang, and more!”

There were six fights shown throughout ONE’s YouTube video. The first was Nong-O brutally kicking Hiroaki Suzuki’s body, leaving a gruesome bruise. In the next highlight, Petchtanong did similar body damage in a decision win against Hiroki Akimoto.

The third clip showed the damage Sundell afflicted on Jackie Buntan to secure the vacant women’s strawweight Muay Thai championship. The next two featured the first and second wars between Aung La and Ken Hasegawa. Last but not least, Sandeep Kumar Dahiya suffered a disgusting leg bruise against Onyedikachi at ONE Warrior Series 2.

Watch Aung La N Sang, Nong-O Hama, and more in ONE Championship's latest YouTube compilation below:

Fans react to ONE Championship’s violent compilation

Nothing gets fight fans more hyped than violence. ONE Championship's recent compilation featured a combination of brutal injuries and entertaining wars. Once the video was posted on YouTube, fans voiced their viewpoints in the comments section:

“I just can't even fathom taking that much repeated damage in those spots over and over like that Jesus Christ"

“I don’t understand how how fighters are this resilient. I feel like modern fighters are just born different, like some people are born with naturally high IQs. I feel like one kick from a One fighter would break whatever bone in my body it connects with.”

“Aung La vs Ken was such a banger”

ONE has enough content to produce dozens, if not hundreds, of video compilations. The Asia-based promotion will also continue to get more worthy footage, with live events nearly every week between their partnerships with the iconic Lumpinee Boxing Stadium and Amazon Prime Video.