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The debut card. Five international fighters on the card, three Myanmar champions. Washington-Tun Tun Min headlined as the continuation of a 2014 rivalry; the bout ended in a draw and set the WLC's tone — international scope, Myanmar core.

Leduc's first WLC bout after winning the MTLF Golden Belt the prior December. He finished Faria with a third-round elbow. The bout introduced Faria to the international audience as a credible top-weight contender.

A controversial draw that, under modern judging criteria, would almost certainly have been a Tukhtaboyev decision. Cited often in arguments for the WLC's later move to standardised 10-point must scoring.

The first WLC bout matching two Karen-state-trained fighters at top level. Lone Chaw's technical clinch won a unanimous decision and established him as the modern technical reference at the weight.

The Faria–Saw Nga Mann bout that produced the unanimous decision most foreign observers thought should have gone to Faria. The card was the catalyst for the WLC publishing its judging instructions in full.

Leduc's first defence of a WLC-sanctioned Openweight title. The trilogy was officially closed with a Leduc decision; the bout drew the largest WLC pay-per-view buy of the year.

The first women's-strawweight headline at a WLC card. Manfredi finished by clinch knee in the fourth and began the reign that has anchored the women's division since.

Tun Tun Min moved up to middleweight to fight Phyan Thwei in a non-title catchweight. Phyan Thwei's pressure-fighting carried the cards. Considered the breakout bout for the modern middleweight era.

Saladiak's first WLC main event. The Polish combinations were on full display and the bout ended in a fifth-round TKO via cuts. Established Saladiak as the technical European reference at the weight.

Manfredi defended the strawweight title against the Karen contender in a split decision that critics outside Myanmar continue to argue should have gone to Ei Phyu Lwin. The closed-door format gave the bout a strange atmosphere on the broadcast.

Moisa's WLC debut after a long amateur tour. He finished by frontal-bone headbutt in round two — the cleanest debut finish in WLC history and the signal of a generational shift in the lighter divisions.

Tukhtaboyev's switch-kick game versus Lone Chaw's clinch in a bout that produced a unanimous decision for the Uzbek fighter. The first Central Asian winner of a WLC headline.

The middleweight contender bout that defined the division for the next cycle. Phyan Thwei pressed Saladiak into round-four exhaustion and finished with a clinch knee. Saladiak rebounded in 2023 but the loss reshaped the divisional pecking order.

Leduc's first defence after a long layoff. He finished Faria in round three with a corner elbow that opened a deep cut over the brow — the same brow Faria had previously had surgery on. Cited often in the safety/responsibility chapter.

Manfredi's longest title defence to date. A close decision that confirmed Kurbanova as a credible contender and signalled that Manfredi's reign would not extend indefinitely.