WATCH: Colombian spitfire Jordan Estupinan lays it all on the line in dominant showing against Freddie Haggerty at ONE 170

Colombian spitfire Jordan Estupinan had a rousing ONE Championship debut, dominating fellow rising star Freddie Haggerty of the United Kingdom in their Muay Thai showdown at ONE 170 on Jan. 24 en route to a unanimous decision victory.

The 22-year-old JCFernandez/Team CSK representative thrilled the crowd at the Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand, as he steadily tore down the Englishman with his athleticism and power.

Estupinan made significant damage in the second round, where he scored two knockdowns. The first came by way of a solid overhand right following an exchange at the 2:17 mark of the frame. He followed it up with another knockdown with a counter right in the ensuing exchange moments later.

ONE Championship captured the twin knockdowns that considerably swung the tide in Jordan Estupinan's favor and shared it on Instagram for fans to better appreciate.

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Sensing he put himself in a tough bind after being knocked down twice, Haggerty came out aggressive in the third round, looking to make a monumental comeback. He tagged Estupinan with powerful body shots and elbows, but his opponent was able to handle them while dishing out telling hits of his own to maintain control and eventually had his hand raised in triumph in the end.

The win was the first for what Estupinan hopes to be a successful professional career under the "Home of Martial Arts."

Replay of ONE 170 is available on the ONE YouTube channel and watch.ONEFC.com.

Johan Estupinan follows up on twin brother Jordan Estupinan's win at ONE 170

Jordan Estupinan's triumphant debut in ONE Championship was followed up on by twin brother Johan later at ONE 170 as he scored his own convincing unanimous decision victory.

'Panda Kick' had himself a battle against Malaysian-American phenom Johan Ghazali in their flyweight Muay Thai joust but proved to be the steadier fighter to keep his unblemished record in the promotion intact.

The Colombian sensation encountered early trouble in the opening round, including hitting the canvas after absorbing an overhand right from 'Jojo.'

He, however, stayed the course and maintained his aggressiveness, chalking up a knockdown of his own in the second round after catching Ghazali with a nifty left jab.

The two continued to have their back-and-forth the rest of the way, with Estupinan (5-0) growing bolder with his hits, including landing an overhand right that busted Ghazali open. The latter fought tough to the end but was not able to overhaul things in his favor.

The win completed a highly successful fight night for Johan and Jordan Estupinan, with the brothers underscoring their standing as fighters of note in ONE Championship's Muay Thai lane.