ONE Championship returns to Philippines with new brand partners

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ONE Championship has partnered up with foodpanda, 1xBet and Solaire Resort Entertainment City (Solaire) for its return to Manilla. In its first event in the Philippines since the pandemic, quick-commerce platform foodpanda is partnering with ONE to curate a special experience for their app customers, vendors and partners with exclusive gifts and giveaway offers to kick off the holiday season celebrations in the Philippines.

Meanwhile, online betting company 1xBet is tying up with ONE as its official partner in Southeast Asia. 1xBet will livestream ONE events on its platforms, expanding its betting offering to martial arts fans across the region.

Lastly, integrated resort Solaire has teamed up with ONE as its official integrated resort partner for the December 3 events to house its athletes and talent. The property is also the official venue for ONE’s athlete weigh-in and hydration tests, as well as its official pre-event press conferences.

Hari Vijayarajan, chief commercial officer of ONE Championship, said: “We’ve been waiting for a long time to come back to Manila and have prepared an incredible back-to-back show worthy of the love and passion of our fanbase here in the Philippines. We’re absolutely thrilled to have such leading brands in 1xBet, foodpanda and Solaire in our corner for this event, and all of us can’t wait to blow everyone away on December 3.”

In 2020, ONE Championship bagged US$70 million in new funds, bringing its total capital to US$346 million. At the same time, it has also streamlined its operations, making a 20% reduction in total worldwide headcount.

Not long after, it partnered up with ride-hailing service Grab and global business process outsourcing company Everise to work on The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition. Other brands which also partnered with ONE include YOU-C1000, SilverQueen, Kaskus, LU Global, Myanmar Airways International (MAI), Air KBZ and Fairtex.

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