Following an electric ONE 173 card in Tokyo this past Sunday, ONE Championship has wasted no time plotting its return to 'The Land of the Rising Sun.'The world's largest martial arts organization took to its Instagram shortly after the pay-per-view card came to an end inside the Ariake Arena on November 16 to announce its next fight card in Japan. View this post on Instagram Instagram Post"Mark your calendars 🗓️ ONE Championship returns to Ariake Arena in Tokyo on April 29, 2026 for ONE 175!"ONE will return to the same venue in Q2 next year for another entertaining night of non-stop martial arts action.Though there have been no confirmed fights or additional details for the card, many expect the promotion to top their star-studded night out inside the Japanese capital last Sunday.What are some fights you'd love to see at ONE 175 inside the Ariake Arena next year?Fight fans who want to catch all the action live and in person can secure their seats here.ONE Championship's recent Japan card was electric from start to finishONE Championship's second outing in Japan this year, ONE 173: Superbon vs. Noiri, lived up to all the hype in Tokyo on November 16.The 16-fight card, which featured kickboxing, submission grappling, Muay Thai, and MMA action, was topped by four insane world title brawls that produced two five-round striking clinics and a pair of highlight-reel wins.In the main event of ONE 173, Superbon unified the ONE featherweight kickboxing world title with a five-round beatdown of interim champ Masaaki Noiri. The 35-year-old emerged victorious via unanimous decision.Meanwhile, Japanese Muay Thai superstar Nadaka extended his six-year win streak to 40 in a row with a striking masterclass over Thai slugger Numsurin Chor Ketwina. At the same time, the Eiwa Sports Gym athlete left Tokyo as the inaugural ONE atomweight Muay Thai world champion.In the pair of MMA world title duels at ONE 173, Yuya Wakamatsu finished strawweight king Joshua Pacio to defend his flyweight world title for the first time.Meanwhile, Christian Lee did what he does best as he bagged a TKO win against undefeated Turkish star Alibeg Rasulov in the second round of their ONE lightweight MMA world title rematch.Lee and Wakamatsu pocketed a US$50,000 performance bonus each for their highlight-reel triumphs last Sunday.