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Diogo Reis is set to test himself in a new division – as he moves up to bantamweight to face Yuki Takahashi at ONE Fight Night 43, on May 15. This marks Reis’ first appearance at bantamweight in ONE Championship, having previously competed at flyweight. He currently holds the submission grappling world title in that […]

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Summary

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt Diogo Reis is slated to compete at bantamweight for his upcoming bout against Japanese veteran Yuki Takahashi at ONE Fight Night 43. The event, scheduled for December 20th, 2024, in Bangkok, Thailand, will see Reis, a highly-regarded grappler, return to the bantamweight division after primarily competing at featherweight for much of his career. This move presents a new challenge for the submission specialist.

Reis, known for his aggressive submission-hunting style, holds a professional MMA record of 6-2. He has previously showcased his grappling prowess in ONE Championship, notably securing a submission victory over Felipe Efrain in the bantamweight division. His strong BJJ foundation is expected to be a significant factor as he navigates this weight class and faces experienced opponents.

His opponent, Yuki Takahashi, brings a considerable amount of experience to the cage with a 17-13-1 record. While Takahashi is a seasoned fighter, the matchup will undoubtedly highlight Reis's superior grappling skills. The BJJ black belt's ability to finish fights via submission will be a key aspect to watch, as he aims to establish himself further in the bantamweight division within the ONE Championship promotion.

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