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One Championship returns to the United States for One 168: Denver, a champion vs. champion showdown on Friday (Sept. 6) at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT. Jonathan Haggerty will defend his bantamweight Muay Thai world title against flyweight kickboxing world champion Superlek Kiatmoo9 during the live event taking place in Denver, at the Ball Arena.

Co-headlining the event will be ONE flyweight submission grappling world champion Mikey Musumeci defending his title against Bebeto Oliveira.

Can’t make it to the event live? You can watch One 168: Denver online through Prime Video, which is available for Prime members only.

Keep reading to learn the streaming options available.

How to Watch One 168: Denver Online for Free

Current Prime members can watch One 168: Denver live for no extra cost. Just log into your account and you’ll have instant access once the matches start.

Don’t have a Prime membership? Amazon is offering new users a 30-day free trial when you sign up. You’ll not only get access to Prime Video and the One 168: Denver livestream for free, but all of the perks that come with being a Prime member including exclusive discounts, grocery delivery, free one-day shipping, Prime Reading and Prime Try Before You Buy.

In addition to ONE Championship, you’ll also be able to watch Prime Video exclusive content including Jackpot, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, The Boys, Gen V, The Idea of You, Night Swim, The Summer I Turned Pretty and One Fast Move.

Once the free trial is over, you’ll be charged the regular membership of fee of $14.99 a month or $139 a year.

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One 168: Denver Fight Card

Check below to see the match card for One 168: Denver, which starts at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

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Taylor Swift made her glam return to Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday night (Sept. 5) to watch her boyfriend Travis Kelce in the Kansas City Chiefs’ season-opening game against the Baltimore Ravens.

All eyes were on what the pop superstar would wear to the game, after the Chiefs-branded ‘fits she sported last season routinely sold out after each of her endorsements. But she didn’t wear any NFL merch on Thursday, opting instead for a denim corset top paired with daisy dukes and above-the-knee deep-red leather boots.

Swift became a fixture at the Chiefs’ games last year, starting Sept. 24, 2023, when she first attended Kansas City’s home game against the Chicago Bears and seemingly confirmed the relationship rumors surrounding her and Kelce were true. In an interview months later, she revealed that they had started dating last summer, long before she showed up at the game.

She came to every game that didn’t conflict with her Eras Tour dates after that, including when Kelce and the Chiefs won their second straight Super Bowl, clinching the ring as Swift looked on at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium in February.

Now the Chiefs are looking for the Super Bowl threepeat, starting with Thursday’s game against the Ravens.

For her part, Swift is on a break between the European leg and second North American leg of her Eras Tour, which will hit Canada for the first time when it kicks off in Toronto in November. She leads nominees at next week’s MTV Video Music Awards, going down Wednesday, Sept. 11, at New York’s UBS Arena.

Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa, Jim Gaffigan, Norah Jones, Jerry Seinfeld, Jon Stewart, Questlove and Mark Normand are confirmed for the 18th annual Stand Up for Heroes benefit, which will take place on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, as part of the New York Comedy Festival.

The annual event, which raises awareness and funds for the Bob Woodruff Foundation, whose mission is to ensure that our nation’s veterans, service members, and their families have stable and successful futures will take place at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center in Manhattan and feature performances by these and other stars of music and comedy.

At least one of the musicians on the bill has proven himself to be adept at comedy as well. In the past, Springsteen — who is a regular at the event and aced an extended cameo on the last season of Larry David’s Curb Your Enthusiasm — has peppered his set with dirty jokes such as this one he told at the 2022 event: “During sex, you burn off as many calories as if you ran 8 miles,” he said. “But who can run 8 miles in 30 seconds? Got that off the Internet.”

“For 17 years, at each Stand Up for Heroes, I’ve been impressed to see so many come together to honor the bravery and resilience of our veterans,” said Woodruff, an ABC correspondent who suffered a traumatic brain injury in 2006 while covering the Iraq War, and after battling his way back to health created the foundation. “Our 18th event will be another outstanding tribute to those who served and a reminder to all of us of the debt we owe them and their families for their service and sacrifices.”

In 2007, New York Comedy Festival founders Caroline Hirsch and Andrew Fox partnered with Bob and Lee Woodruff to create this special event as a tribute to impacted veterans and their loved ones. Since its inception, Stand Up for Heroes has raised $84 million to date to help all veterans and military families have successful futures. Over the past 17 years, comedians and performers including John Mellencamp, Stephen Colbert, Eric Church, Sheryl Crow, Gaffigan, Whoopi Goldberg, The Lumineers, John Mayer, Seth Meyers, Hasan Minhaj, Tracy Morgan, John Mulaney, Trevor Noah, Conan O’Brien, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The War and Treaty and Robin Williams have taken the stage to advocate for our extraordinary service members.

“Eighteen years of comedy and music have transformed into a powerful force for good. As Stand Up For Heroes celebrates its 18th anniversary on Veterans Day, alongside the New York Comedy Festival’s 20th, we’re humbled to once again unite comedy’s brightest stars with a shared mission: to honor and support our nation’s heroes. Together, we’ll laugh, inspire, and invest in the futures of those who’ve sacrificed so much for our freedom,” said Hirsch, who is a foundation board member.

“Stand Up for Heroes, a night of hope, healing, and laughter to honor our nation’s veterans and their families, fittingly takes place on Veterans Day this year,” said Anne Marie Dougherty, CEO of the Bob Woodruff Foundation. “As a nation, it’s our privilege and our duty to stand with them, and to ensure they receive the support they’ve earned. Our event is a powerful platform to help us spread that message.”

Tickets go on sale Sept. 5 at the event’s website.