Don’t miss Adrian Lee’s professional debut in ONE Championship’s ONE 167: Stamp vs. Zamboanga. Find out more about this exciting lightweight bout and the potential for Lee to make a name for himself in the division.
| Adrian Lee, brother of Christian Lee, will make his professional debut in ONE Championship.
| He will face Antonio Mammarella, an Australian athlete looking to establish himself in the division.
| Lee has already achieved success in wrestling and pankration, and is known for his finishing abilities.
| This fight is a chance for Lee to create his own legacy and surpass the achievements of his siblings.
| ONE 167 will be broadcast live on Prime Video, and Amazon Prime subscribers in the U.S. and Canada can watch for free.
Adrian Lee’s Debut in ONE Championship
Adrian Lee, the 18-year-old brother of Christian Lee, is set to make his professional debut in ONE Championship on June 7. This highly anticipated bout will take place in the lightweight division, where Christian currently holds the gold.
Lee’s opponent for his debut fight is Antonio Mammarella, an Australian athlete who made his pro debut last December with an impressive TKO victory. This fight presents a golden opportunity for Mammarella to establish himself in the division.
Although this is Adrian Lee’s first professional fight, he is no stranger to the world of combat sports. He has already achieved great success domestically and internationally, with titles such as the Hawaii State Wrestling Championship and multiple pankration World Titles.
Lee is known for his finishing abilities, whether it be through pins, submissions, or TKOs. He has been inspired by the success of his siblings, Christian and Angela, who have both reached incredible heights in ONE Championship.
This debut fight will be a true test for Adrian Lee as he steps onto the global stage. While his last name carries weight, he has the potential to surpass the achievements of his siblings and create his own legacy.
ONE 167, featuring Adrian Lee’s debut, will be broadcast live on Prime Video from the Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand. The event will start at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT. Amazon Prime subscribers in the U.S. and Canada can enjoy the event for free.
