Complete Review and Analysis of ONE FC 3: War of the Lions
By Thinesh John Ganesan
On a night where only 2 fights went the distance, ONE FC 3: War of the Lions’ stacked card did not disappoint one bit.
Although the likes of Masakazu Imanari, Tatsuya Kawajiri and Melvin Manhoef were scheduled to compete, that didn’t stop the sold-out crowd at the Singapore Indoor Stadium from complete elation, when they witnessed their very own home girl Nicole Chua pick up a win, after she submitted a very resilient Jeet Toshi. Pandemonium erupted from the stands, after the country witnessed their first ever female professional MMA fighter win.
Furthermore, that bout also marked the first taste of Women’s MMA in ONE Fighting Championship.
However, from the highs, the night also provided some lows. Not from a neutral’s perspective, though.
Yodsanan Sityodtong, who perhaps received the largest ovation of the night, did not manage to put his world-class Boxing and Muay-Thai skills to good use, as his much less-favoured opponent Jiang Long Yun submitted him via Rear Naked Choke. Northern Tiger’s submission win silenced the crowd for a moment or two.
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The market for estate or weekend cars has never really taken off in India. Many manufacturers have tried their hand at convincing Indian car buyers that an estate makes more sense if you are keen on travelling with your entire family and its luggage.
Fiat was amongst the first with the Palio Weekend, Maruti tried too with the Baleno Altura and so did Tata Motors. In fact, Tata Motors' punch line - “Because we like to carry our world with us” – for the Indigo Marina, was not really off the mark in terms of its import, but the car just couldn't capture the imagination of buyers looking for versatility and space.
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