​ONE Championship has added two thrilling kickboxing showdowns to an already loaded ONE Fight Night 46 on Prime Video card.First, Japan’s kickboxing veteran and former K-1 Champion Kana “Krusher Queen” returns to action against Hong Kong’s Yu Yau Pui in an atomweight kickboxing clash. In another contest, Russian destroyer Elbrus “The Samurai” Osmanov squares off against Brazil’s Denis “Denizinho” Souza Jr. in a bantamweight kickboxing showdown.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThese bouts stream live in U.S. primetime on Friday, August 14, from Bangkok’s Lumpinee Stadium.Kana, a Tokyo-based power-puncher from Team Aftermath, carries a 24-7 career striking record with 11 finishes and a reputation for changing her hairstyle before her fights. It’s a signature touch that has become as much a part of her brand as the bombs she throws inside the ring.Her ONE journey has had its share of highs and lows, but no moment has been higher than her decision victory over Thai megastar Stamp Fairtex at ONE 173 in 2025, a result that stands as one of the biggest wins of her promotional career and announced the former ONE Atomweight Kickboxing World Championship challenger as a genuine force at the top level.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementA loss in her most recent outing has provided the motivation to remind the atomweight kickboxing division exactly what she is capable of.Standing across from her is one of the division’s most dangerous competitors. Yu is a 33-year-old Hong Kong-born fighter from KF 1 with a 29-4 career record and a 7-2 promotional ledger that includes a coveted US$100,000 ONE Championship contract she earned in the early stages of her promotional career.After hitting a difficult stretch that interrupted her momentum, the fighter who loves reading psychology books defeated Anna “Supergirl” Jaroonsak in a stunning 75-second finish that served notice of her return to form in March 2026.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementWhile all seven of her promotional victories have come in Muay Thai, August 14 marks her kickboxing debut inside the world’s largest martial arts organization, and the all-out aggressive style she has built her career on translates naturally to the format.Osmanov, a 25-year-old Russian from Akhmat Kickboxing and Team Mehdi Zatout, has been one of the most relentlessly impressive performers in the ONE Friday Fights event series since bouncing back from a loss to Yuki Yoza with six straight kickboxing victories.He then transitioned to Muay Thai with equal success, winning all three bouts in that discipline before demolishing “Left Meteorite” Ratchasiesan Laochokcharoen in the first round to earn the six-figure main roster contract.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementWith a 15-1 career record and a 9-1 promotional slate built across two striking disciplines, the Russian destroyer steps into his U.S. primetime debut ready to make an immediate statement.Waiting for him is a Brazilian w