Superlake opens a boxing camp to answer questions from the media. They joined the Open Workout activity, clearly declaring that they are fully prepared to show their skills in the big ONE 165 battle.
“Superlek Kiatmoo 9”, a beloved 28-year-old Thai boxer from Buriram, is in a big fight to defend his Flyweight Kickboxing World Championship (125-135 lbs) for the second time, against “Take Ru Segawa”, a 20-year-old Japanese star boxer. The 32-year-old will make his in-ring debut for ONE at ONE 165, which will be broadcast live from Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan. On Sunday, January 28, starting at 3:00 pm Thailand time.
The last one is on Sunday, January 21. “Superlek” opened the boxing camp for the Muay Thai MTA Academy in Rama 4 district where he is currently training to welcome the media army to the Open Workout activities, training and showing off his body to show off his physique in front of the media for close-up photos. the pictures. In addition to giving an interview, he talked about his preparation before entering the ring next in the next few days.
Superlake spoke about his readiness before the fight with Takeru, saying that he did not feel any pressure. Aim to use the power of the most powerful weapons to quickly end the match to extinguish the cheers of the local crowd.
“This fight will be my third time in Japan. To be honest, I have no pressure at all. Because I see that meeting Takeru is a more interesting challenge. He is a fast fighter. Good punching combination. But in terms of the weight of the weapons, I think I have more. I want Close the game as quickly as possible. He wanted to show his skills to local sports fans that I can compete with famous athletes who are number one for them.
As for the issue of weight gain, which worries many people. Super Lake revealed that he prepared well. I don't want to repeat the same mistake that happened in my last fight where I was 5 pounds overweight in the fight that defeated Rodtang Jitmuangnon at ONE Lumpini 34 on September 22nd. Ready to appeal to Thai sports fans to help send encouragement for the invasion and bring victory back to their homeland.
“I fought this fight at my original weight of 135 lbs. Now I'm about 2 kg overweight, which is completely different from the last fight where I couldn't make weight. Some people are worried about the cold weather in Japan. Before leaving, my team and I set a goal It is to achieve a healthy weight. Or at least not more than 1 kg, and when you get to Japan, just practice a little more and you can reach the right weight. This time I have the opportunity to fight abroad. I want all Thai sports fans to help me in Encouragement. I will compensate you as best and completely as possible.”
Originally, “Super Lake” has a plan to defend his throne for the second time against his Algerian competitor, “Elyes Mahmoudi,” at ONE Fight Night 18 on Saturday, January 13. But that plan had to be canceled as the latter withdrew due to injury. As a result, he was substituted to replace Rodtang Jitmuangnon, the Muay Thai flyweight world champion, who suffered an injury during training. Even having to withdraw from the fight with Takeru is an appropriate adjustment in order for the competition to continue.
For the ONE 165 bout, in addition to “Super Lek,” there was another Thai athlete in the ring to share in the support and encouragement, “Killer Boy” Sittichai Sit Song Phi Nong. The 32-year-old kickboxing legend will face his eternal rival Marat Grigoryan, a fierce fighter from Armenia who is the same age as him. They will fight under kickboxing rules, at a catch weight (156.5 lbs). There are also many other pairs coming to add excitement to this program to make it worthy of a world-class competition for sports fans.
For Thailand, you can watch the ONE 165 fight in pay-per-view (PPV or pay-per-view) format for just 99 baht (only for viewers in Thailand). And you can purchase the PPV in advance at the link. This >> https://visit.onefc.com/165GlobalPPV Learn how to purchase at this link >> 5 steps to buy PPV, watch “Superlek vs. Takeru” live, and purchase stadium tickets via Rakuten Ticket.
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