Filipino fighters Jeremy Miado and Jeremy Miado. Handout/ONE Championship

MANILA -- Two Filipino fighters are set to see action at ONE Fight Night 28, set for February 8 at the Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand.  

Carlo Bumina-ang, a winner of a ONE Championship contract via ONE Friday Fights, will target a bounce back win while Jeremy Miado tries his luck at a higher weight class.

After losing in his main roster debut, Bumina-ang looks to rebound against Song Min Jong in a three-round bantamweight MMA bout.  

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The Team Lakay representative saw his five-fight winning streak snapped against Enkh-Orgil Baatarkhuu, but "The Bull" remains confident with his ability to return to his dangerous, hard-hitting ways.  

While he won't have it easy against the Korean, especially as Song remains unbeaten since moving into the bantamweight division, he already has an advantage – at least when it comes to scouting.  

The last time Song experienced a loss, it was against Bumina-ang's teammate in former ONE Flyweight MMA World Champion Geje Eustaquio. This gives him a leg-up in preparing for the Korean striker.  

Miado, on the other hand, hopes the new weight class will bring better fortune as he takes on the dangerous Gilbert Nakatani in a three-round flyweight MMA clash.  

Once on the cusp of breakthrough in ONE's strawweight MMA division, Miado dropped four consecutive bouts against quality competition, prompting his move to a higher weight class.  

It will be a tough transition against Nakatani, who gave ONE Flyweight MMA World Title contender Yuya Wakamatsu fits in his ONE debut.  

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The pair will join what's already looking like a stacked card for Philippine MMA. Lito Adiwang takes on #5-ranked strawweight Keito Yamakita, and Lions Nation MMA's Jeremy Pacatiw battles Ibrahim Dauev.  

In the main event of the night, two-sport striking king Prajanchai PK Saenchai defends his Muay Thai strap against dangerous Ellis Badr Barboza.