ONE Fight Night 41: Sinsamut vs. Jarvis on Prime Video is ready to deliver a co-main event worthy of martial arts’ grandest stage. ONE welterweight submission wrestling world champion Tye Ruotolo will battle for the crown against Polish challenger Pawel Jaworski in what is expected to be an exciting clash of styles.
The high-stakes 10-minute showdown will be broadcast live in prime time in the United States on Friday, March 13, from Bangkok’s iconic Lumpinee Stadium.
Rutolo, who has just defeated the “Genius” Adrian Lee and the “Great Mentor” Shozo Isojima in MMA competitions, will return to his fighting roots and remain undefeated in both disciplines. In the world’s largest martial arts organization, few superstars dominate as convincingly as the California native.
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Standing across the mat was a hungry ONE debutant ready to shock the world. Jaworski swept the 2025 IBJJF No-Gi Tour and captured gold medals at the Pan Championships, European Championships and World Championships. The 21-year-old burst onto the global stage with the modern leglock game that has ended some of the most respected names in the sport.
That said, these are each competitor’s biggest keys to victory at ONE Fight Night 41.
#1 Rutolo’s Chaos Disruption Ability
While most fighters seek order, Rutolo thrives on chaos.
The American superstar didn’t just stumble into a wild exchange by accident, he choreographed it. His relentless, in-your-face pressure drags opponents into deep water, turning the mat into a storm of contention that most are unprepared for.
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This was not an out-of-control attack. It’s calculated chaos designed to create openings and exploit moments of hesitation in the opponent’s game.
This suffocating approach was key to his final title defense against Dante Leon. At ONE Fight Night 31, the chaos created unleashed Ruotolo’s basic passing ability and suffocating top-level control.
Against experts like Jaworski, these crazy shards serve double duty as both weapons and defensive shields.
Drawing the Polish challenger into an unpredictable encounter puts Jaworski at a disadvantage, with the defending champion most at risk.
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#2 Jaworski’s Structured Guard Entry
Jaworski knew exactly what kind of battle was coming, and he had a plan for it. The Warsaw native’s aim was not to match Rutolo’s intensity shot for shot, but to neutralize the storm with methodical precision.
The Gorilla Academy standout is known for being a devastating offensive guard. The heart of the race was a technical fault harvesting race that saw it beat the opposition on Europe’s toughest circuit.
Jaworski won’t risk a fight with the 23-year-old Rutolo. Instead, the Polish phenom will likely let his guard down, get into the reverse de la Riva, and look for the lower-body tangle that made him famous.
This effectiveness extends beyond his weight class, as he proved when he swept the absolute divisions at IBJJF No-Gi Europe.
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For Jaworski, discipline is the game plan. When he stops reacting to Rutolo and starts dictating the action, the championship is ripe for the taking.
#3 Ruotolo’s submission diversity
The Rutolo brothers live their lives by a simple principle: there is always another way to do it. Tai’s twin, ONE lightweight submission champion Kade Ruotolo, knows this all too well.
The champion openly admitted that Jaworski’s leg lock technique was a major threat. But he thinks a challenger’s submission arsenal roughly ends there. Rutolo, by contrast, had a large obedient fleet at his command.
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The San Diego native burst onto the global stage in 2022 with a D’Arce choke finish at ONE 157 against Garry “The Lion Killer” Tonon. This signature move can be performed from almost any position on the mat.
He later used the “Ruotolo-tine,” a unique head and arm choke variation that dazzled fans with its technicality. Meanwhile, both of his MMA wins have come via rear-naked choke, a reminder that his talent never comes at the expense of fundamentals.
This variety is Rutolo’s greatest strength. Keeping Jaworski guessing in every category of jiu-jitsu and forcing him to go on the defensive ensures the American is always one step ahead in tactical fights.
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#4 Jaworski’s Heel Hook
Pavel Jaworski’s opponents already knew what was coming, but preventing it from happening was easier said than done.
The 21-year-old Polish star is a top-notch leglock master who was obsessed with finding lower-body attacks in the opening game.
Once the Gorilla Academy standout grabs a limb, he rarely lets go. His brilliance lies not only in his attacks, but also in the details that precede them.
The clean setup allows for a seamless transition from the ankle lock to the medial and lateral heel hooks. Then, only after the position is fixed, the precise destruction mechanism is applied. This systematic approach fueled his historic IBJJF campaign in 2025.
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Rutolo, meanwhile, has faced dangerous leg-lock specialists in the past, and because of that, he’s developed one of the strongest lower-body defenses in the game.
But Jaworski is a different kind of danger. The heel hook is a home run for the Polish talent, a technique that can defeat even the toughest opponents. If unease comes, it will come in the only way Jaworski knows how.
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