Nadaka made a winning kickboxing debut at ONE SAMURAI 3, defeating Har Ling Om by unanimous decision in the main event at Yokohama Buntai in Japan. The reigning ONE atomweight Muay Thai champion extended his winning streak to 42 fights while opening another competitive path within the promotion.
What happened
The judges awarded Nadaka the victory over Har Ling Om, according to ONE Championship's official results. The headline bout ended with a unanimous verdict, putting a successful result beside Nadaka's first appearance in kickboxing.
The assignment brought together two immediate tests: facing Har Ling Om and competing in a different discipline. Nadaka emerged with his winning run intact, making the main event both another addition to that streak and the starting point for his kickboxing record.
Why it matters
Nadaka's move into kickboxing broadens his competitive options across two disciplines. As the reigning ONE atomweight Muay Thai champion, he now has a winning kickboxing appearance to build on alongside his established championship position in Muay Thai.
That makes the significance of the result extend beyond the decision itself. A successful debut gives a continued kickboxing run a concrete starting point, while his Muay Thai championship remains central to the question of where he competes next.
By the numbers
The defining number is 42: Nadaka's winning streak after the decision over Har Ling Om. The latest victory carries particular significance within that sequence because it came in his kickboxing debut, extending the run through a change of discipline.
Two disciplines now frame his competitive options: Muay Thai, where he holds the ONE atomweight championship, and kickboxing, where he has opened with a victory. The unanimous decision supplies the first result in that new branch of his career.
What to watch next
Nadaka's next booking will indicate whether kickboxing becomes an immediate continuing pursuit or whether he returns to Muay Thai. Another kickboxing appearance would build directly on the Har Ling Om result; a Muay Thai return would bring the focus back to the discipline in which he reigns as champion.
The next matchup will therefore matter for more than the opponent's name. Its ruleset will show which competitive path Nadaka takes after his successful debut in Japan.