Felipe Lobo and Nonthachai Set for Rematch at ONE Fight Night 49 in Bangkok
Brazilian Felipe Lobo faces Nonthachai in a bantamweight Muay Thai rematch at ONE Fight Night 49 on November 7 at Lumpinee.
Brazilian Felipe Lobo, 33, will have the opportunity to seek revenge and end a streak of three consecutive losses. He faces Thai fighter Nonthachai Jitmuangnon, 27, in a bantamweight Muay Thai bout at ONE Fight Night 49 on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok.
Hailing from Chumphon, Nonthachai enters the fight with an important detail in his favor: he has already defeated the Brazilian once. For Lobo, this rematch represents both a chance to settle the score and an opportunity to get back on the winning track.
The First Chapter of Their Rivalry
The first encounter between the two took place in May at ONE Fight Night 43. On that night, Nonthachai emerged victorious, winning by unanimous decision, leaving no doubt in the eyes of the three judges.
Now, the stage is set for a rematch. Lobo is familiar with his opponent's style, having felt the rhythm he imposes, and he will have the chance to correct what went wrong in their first meeting. On the other hand, Nonthachai knows what to expect from the Brazilian and will aim to replicate his previous success.
Lobo Aims to Turn the Tide
The moment calls for Felipe Lobo to respond. In July, at ONE Fight Night 45, he lost by unanimous decision to Dmitry Kovtun. This marked the third consecutive defeat for the Brazilian, who now needs a win to break the losing streak.
The equation is clear: defeating Nonthachai would mean avenging his loss from May while simultaneously ending the negative run. For Brazilian fans following Muay Thai in the Thai circuit, this is the type of fight where pressure and motivation go hand in hand.
However, the challenge is significant. The fight will take place at Lumpinee Stadium, one of the sport's temples in Bangkok, against a Thai opponent who has already proven capable of defeating him.
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Nonthachai Also Seeks Redemption
While Lobo is looking for a comeback, Nonthachai also has reasons to want to return to winning ways. After his victory over the Brazilian in May, the Chumphon fighter lost to Kiamran Nabati at The Inner Circle 31 in September.
Thus, the rematch serves as a chance for the Thai to rebound, as he aims to reaffirm the result of their first encounter at just 27 years old.
What's at Stake
On one side, a 33-year-old Brazilian fighter trying to break free from three consecutive losses and turn the rematch into a turning point. On the other, a 27-year-old Thai who has already won their first fight but comes off a recent setback and wants to return to the path of victory.
In a division like bantamweight, where every fight counts, their reunion promises to be a clash of needs: Lobo must win to rise again; Nonthachai wants to prove that his previous victory was no fluke.
How to Watch
The first fight of the event is scheduled for 9 AM Bangkok time. The broadcast will be available on Watch.ONEFC.com and on ONE's Facebook and YouTube channels in select countries.
In Thailand, fans can tune in on Channel 7HD starting at 10 AM local time.
For Brazilian fans, all eyes will be on Felipe Lobo: in Bangkok, on November 7, he has the chance to seek revenge in practice and leave the losing streak behind.
Source: Muay Thai Stand.
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