​ONE Fight Night 45: Lessei vs. Rabah on Prime Video will deliver an unforgettable night of martial arts inside the iconic Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand.Topping the organization’s latest American primetime spectacle this Friday, July 17, is a high-stakes featherweight Muay Thai showdown between Luke “The Chef” Lessei and “The Eagle” Mohamed Younes Rabah.The card is loaded with eight additional fights across MMA and Muay Thai, too, giving fans a night filled with high-stakes battles, intriguing stylistic clashes, and plenty of stars looking to make a statement on the global stage.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAmong that stacked lineup, three bouts in particular stand out as genuine show-stealers. Here they are.Thailand’s Suablack Tor Pran49 and Scotsman Stephen “El Matador” Irvine collide in a flyweight Muay Thai battle that will deliver fireworks from the very first exchange.The Thai slugger made his name with an electric start on the global stage, reeling off six consecutive wins, including four straight finishes, built on an aggressive approach that made him must-watch viewing from the moment he arrived. Part of that destructive potential traces back to a physique that looks like it was engineered for exactly this kind of battle.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementUnfortunately, that momentum hit a snag, and he heads into this fight after dropping a first-round knockout loss to undefeated Japanese star Hyu “Mister Pepper” in their kickboxing clash at ONE Fight Night 41. Now fully recharged, he has every intention of reminding the division why he was must-see television in the first place.Standing across from him is a man chasing that same kind of six-fight run of his own. Irvine carved out an outstanding 7-1 record through the challenging ONE Friday Fights circuit, before a spectacular first-round finish of Rambong Sor Therapat sealed his US$100,000 main roster contract.That pedigree has “El Matador” arriving with genuine confidence that his skill set translates seamlessly to the world’s biggest stage, and at 26 years old, every outing in ONE has sharpened him further into the finished product he believes he already is.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThis matchup will undeniably produce a scrap for fans who love nothing more than high-octane Muay Thai delivered at a frantic pace from bell to bell.Another flyweight Muay Thai firecracker has all the makings of a classic when Thai dynamo Black Panther collides with Filipino-American standout Sean “The One” Climaco.The Thai’s rise did not come easily. After a difficult promotional debut, the Team Mehdi Zatout product has since rattled off five consecutive victories, including a head-kick finish of Ali Saldoev and a second-round stoppage of Johan “Panda Kick” Estupinan.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThat kind of adaptability has become part of what makes him such a difficult stylistic puzzle. Equally comfortable countering off the