The updated model saw a tiered viewing approach for Friday’s (Feb 6) 14-bout ONE Friday Fights 141 card at Lumpinee Stadium, with early fights distributed through ONE’s own streaming service in select markets before the broadcast transitions to its usual global channels later in the evening, reports the Bangkok Post.
ONE Championship has also expanded its regional broadcast footprint, confirming that ONE Friday Fights will now air exclusively on beIN Sports in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia, further strengthening the series’ television reach across Southeast Asia.
Under the new structure, bouts one to three of each weekly Lumpinee card, scheduled between 6:30pm and 7:30pm ICT, will be available in Thailand via live.onefc.com and in Japan via U-NEXT. Those bouts will not be carried on ONE’s free-to-air social platforms.
From 7:30pm to 8:30pm ICT, bouts four and five will be shown in Thailand on ONE’s streaming platform, while viewers elsewhere will continue to access the card through ONE’s international broadcast partners, as well as ONE’s YouTube and Facebook, subject to regional availability, with certain geo-blocks in place.
From bout six onward, the event will follow ONE’s established global distribution model across broadcasters and digital platforms.
To support the new format, ONE has introduced a subscription option on its in-house platform, priced at B160 per month, or B390 for a three-month package, offering access to the opening portion of each weekly card in Thailand.
The move follows ONE Championship’s broader push to develop its digital ecosystem after multiple pay-per-view events last year, including ONE 170, ONE 172 and ONE 173. Unlike those premium, one-off broadcasts, the Friday Fights rollout represents a lower-cost, recurring subscription model.
ONE Friday Fights has grown into a key platform for emerging fighters at Lumpinee Stadium, regularly serving as a pathway to full-time ONE Championship contracts while maintaining strong domestic and international interest.