ONE heavyweight star Ben Tynan says he’ll be ‘one of the biggest names’ on the global stage by the end of 2024

Now is the opportune moment to invest in a small amount of ONE’s top player, Ben Tynan, as he guarantees a significant increase in his worth by the end of the year.

During his interview with ONE Championship, Tynan disclosed this information about his upcoming heavyweight MMA fight against Duke Didier on April 5 at ONE Fight Night 21. The match will take place in the iconic Lumpinee Boxing Stadium located in Bangkok, Thailand.

‘Vanilla Thunder’ stated that while his name may not yet be familiar to fans, his goal is to leave a lasting impression in the coming months by winning all of his fights under the promotion.

The Canadian, who is 30 years old, stated:

“Oh yeah, no, this is just the start, baby. If I were to say anything to the fans, it’s to get on board the vanilla thunderstorm because this is literally just the beginning of something really big. I may not have the recognition or the hype that these other guys have right now, but I guarantee within this year, I will be one of the biggest names in this company.”

In November 2023 at ONE Fight Night 16, Ben Tynan made a successful promotional debut by securing a huge third-round submission win over Kang Ji Won, establishing himself in the weight class.

The impressive display of skill and talent resulted in a $50,000 bonus being awarded by ONE Championship Chairman and CEO Chatri Sityodtong.

Can Ben Tynan Defeat Duke Didier for a Second Consecutive Win at ONE Fight Night 21?

After an impressive debut in ONE Championship, Ben Tynan is determined to defeat ‘The Duke of Canberra’ and secure his second win with the world’s largest martial arts organization.

Both Tynan and Didier share a grappling-based fighting style. Tynan has a background in NCAA Division 1 wrestling, while Didier is a highly skilled Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt.

ONE Fight Night 21 will be broadcasted live during U.S. primetime, at no additional cost for current Prime Video subscribers in North America.