George Jarvis knocked Rungrawee Sitsongpeenong out in November 2024 and walked away with a six-figure contract. Eighteen months later, Rungrawee has challenged for a ONE World Title. Jarvis is aware of the person throughout from him has modified.
Rungrawee faces Jarvis in a light-weight Muay Thai rematch in the primary occasion of ONE Combat Night time 44 on Prime Video, broadcasting reside in U.S. primetime from Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand on Friday, June 26.
Their first assembly at ONE Friday Fights 85 in November 2024 led to a third-round knockout that launched Jarvis onto the worldwide roster and handed Rungrawee the primary severe setback of his ONE Championship run.
The 30-year-old Thai responded by successful a dominant unanimous determination over Youssef Assouik after which pushing reigning ONE Light-weight Kickboxing World Champion Regian Eersel the total 5 rounds in April earlier than falling simply quick by way of determination. A second loss to Jarvis would stall what has turn into one of many division’s most compelling runs. A win would make the case for one more title shot simple.
Jarvis, 25, has not stood nonetheless both. After incomes his contract with the Rungrawee end, he challenged Eersel for the ONE Light-weight Muay Thai World Title in August 2025 and got here up quick earlier than returning to kind with a three-round win over Sinsamut Klinmee in March 2026. His mixture of stance-switching and technical precision has made him one of many division’s most unpredictable strikers.
George Jarvis, Rungrawee goal for second shot at ONE World Title
The matchup carries real title implications for whoever wins. Each Rungrawee and Jarvis have already examined themselves towards the ONE Light-weight Kickboxing World Champion and are available inside attain of the belt. A convincing efficiency on June 26 by both man would make a 3rd shot at Eersel tough to disregard.
Rungrawee enters having absorbed extra high-level competitors since their first battle than at any earlier level in his profession. The crippling leg kicks that earned him the “Legatron” nickname have been sharpened by way of a world title camp. Jarvis enters understanding {that a} second win would outline his place within the division completely.
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