Yuki Angdembe vs BuhuogubuYuki Angdembe wins by unanimous decision
Yuki Angdembe beat Buhuogubu by unanimous decision in their bantamweight bout at JCK Fight Night 123, JCK International Fight Center, on Saturday, 19 September 2026. Yuki Angdembe is now 9-3. Full card results are below, and his next fight will be listed on this page the day it is announced — with the Nepal time and every Kathmandu screening.
Kata Jaam doesn't stream the fight. JCK streams it itself, live and free, on its own YouTube channel. What we list is the bars and cafés in Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Pokhara putting it on the projector, so you can pick one and go.
Kathmandu watched this one in bars, the way it watched Rabindra Dhant's Road to UFC semifinal three weeks earlier. Every venue that screened it is listed below. When Angdembe's next bout is announced, this page gets the Nepal time, a walkout estimate and every screening again — it is the same URL each time, so it is worth a bookmark.
For other match nights, the live sports screenings page tracks football and cricket all year, and tonight in Kathmandu has everything else on the same night.
Where to watch Yuki Angdembe vs Buhuogubu
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How to watch JCK Fight Night in Nepal
JCK — Jue Cheng King — streams its Fight Night cards live and free on its own YouTube channel, which is where the promotion points its own followers. Recent full cards have drawn tens of thousands of viewers there. JCK has also been a UFC partner since 2022 and its events have appeared on UFC Fight Pass, and the cards air on free television inside China.
So there is no paywall to work around this time — but a phone screen alone in your room is not the same thing as a bar with the projector up and a room that knows who he is. The venues above are the zero-effort option, and on a Saturday evening in Kathmandu they are where the fight is worth watching.
Tale of the tape
- 8-3
- Record
- 10-7
- 2 wins
- Form
- 3 losses
- Nepal
- Country
- China
- Soma Fight Club, Bali
- Gym
- Yi Fight Training Center
- 5'8" (173cm)
- Height
- 5'7" (169cm)
- #5 South Asia
- Rank
- #32 China
- 5 of 8
- KO wins
- 6 of 10
- 2
- Sub wins
- 0
- 2
- Sub losses
- 4
Records and rankings from Tapology as they stood going into the fight. The bottom three rows are the matchup in one line: Angdembe has two submission wins, Buhuogubu has none — and four of Buhuogubu's seven losses are submissions.
Who is Yuki Angdembe?
Yuki “The Gurkha” Angdembe is a Nepali bantamweight, 9-3, born in Nepal, raised in the UK, and fighting out of Soma Fight Club in Bali under Youssef Wehbe — the same gym and the same coach as Rabindra Dhant. Tapology ranks him the fifth-best bantamweight in South Asia. Five of his eight wins are knockouts, two are submissions.
He arrived at this fight on a two-fight run: a first-round Japanese necktie submission of India's Mandeep Prajapati at Matrix Fight Night 18 in Greater Noida in May 2026, in front of a crowd that had come to see the Indian win, and a first-round TKO of Yacub Christ Nugroho in February. Nepali fans saw him at home in September 2024, when he stopped William Gurgui in the first round at Nepal Warriors Championship in Kathmandu. His three career losses include a 2021 fight with Luke Riley, who is now in the UFC.
He is also the reason Rabindra Dhant is at Soma at all: their coach has said on record that it was Yuki who told him about Dhant and asked to have him brought in. Nepal's two international fighters came through the same door.
Who is Buhuogubu?
Buhuogubu — “The Yi Eagle” — is a 10-7 bantamweight from Liangshan in Sichuan, fighting out of the Yi Fight Training Center, and a JCK regular since 2021. He is a wrestler by foundation, five foot seven with a 66.5-inch reach, and he has been in with the best of the promotion's bantamweight division.
He is also, on paper, catchable. He comes in on a three-fight losing streak, every one of them a finish: a first-round TKO by Rui Chen in June, a first-round TKO by the unbeaten Qubiguqian in January, and a first-round kimura by Jimuwusha last September. Six of his ten wins are knockouts and none is a submission; four of his seven losses are submissions. Angdembe finished his last two opponents inside a round, one of them by submission.
Full card — JCK Fight Night 123
Opener first. JCK International Fight Center, Lüliang, Shanxi, China · Saturday, 19 September 2026. Results from the broadcast.
- 1Ailiyasi Tuoheti vs MengkederidengFeatherweight · 145 lb
- 2Ahenaer Gulishabila vs Talimu KuwatiLightweight · 155 lb
- 3Yuka Okutomi vs Yoo Jin ShinWomen's flyweight · 125 lb
- 4Gunduz Nabiev vs Sardor AbdumanabovMiddleweight · 185 lb
- 5Yu Gao vs Aleksandra TonchevaWomen's strawweight · 115 lb
- 6Aiyituo Yeerken vs Yeerbole TajialikeFlyweight · 125 lb
- 7Buhuogubu vs Yuki AngdembeBantamweight · 135 lb · Nepal's fight
- 8Jeong Yun Choi vs Oksana PavlovskayaWomen's flyweight · 125 lb
- 9Mingquan Xia vs QubiguqianBantamweight · 135 lb · Main event
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