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ONE Championship concluded its Tokyo event series at Ariake Arena on October 17 with the ONE SAMURAI 4 card. In the main event, Jonathan Haggerty defended his bantamweight kickboxing world title with a stoppage win over Hiroki Akimoto, earning a $100,000 performance bonus. In the co-main event, Nadaka retained his atomweight championship by defeating Rifdean via head kick technical knockout, extending his winning streak to 43 fights.
Elsewhere on the Tokyo card, Masaaki Noiri and Marat Grigorian each won their bouts to advance to the ONE SAMURAI 4 Featherweight Kickboxing Tournament final. Additional undercard victories came from fighters including Nabil Anane, Itsuki Hirata, and Sinsamut Klinmee, while Abe secured a $100,000 contract.
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