Ellis Badr Barboza Muay Thai: “You have enough experience”

Ellis Badr Barboza hopes that he will be in the toughest struggle of his career when he takes Prajanchai Pk Saenchai in Bangkok.

The British phenom will challenge the world champion of two sports title in Puay Thai in Palleweight at the main event of One Fight Night 28 on Friday, the United States Primetime, in the historic Lumpinee Stadium.

In an interview with Nick Atkin for Bangkok Post, Badr Barboza said he will be confident that the best Prajanchai version is about to be. A championship Main event.

Ellis Badr Barboza added that Prajanchai He is wise and experienced enough to not despise him in his world confrontation.

“I don't think it will overlook me. I think he has been harshly formed. I think if he looks at my last performances in one, he will know my level. He has enough experience to know the level of someone. So I think” s 'He has trained strong, “he said.

Bad Barboza comes out two in a row The victories against Thongpoon Pk Saenchai and Aliff Sister Dechapan, and a victory over Prajanchai could solidify his place as one of the best forwards of this generation.

Prajanchai, however, is cut from a different cloth.

The Thai Superstile is one of the most decorated strikers of all time with an absurd professional record 343-52-3, including 6-1 in a championship, and multiple world titles of Lumpinee and Rajadamner Stadium.

Prajanchai is also in possession of the world title of Kickboxing One Strawight.

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Ellis Badr Barboza promises to silence doubts in his world title challenge against Prajanchai

Ellis Badr Barboza is not in a search For gold, it is also infernal when silenting your doubts once you pass between the ropes against Prajanchai on a night of struggle 28.

In the same interview with Bangkok Post, Badr Barboza said he will trust Bangkok as the new Muay Thai world champion in Palleweight and a section of the Fanbase in total silence.

“Of course. I'm very confident,” Barboza said in Bangkok's publication in a pre -struggle interview. “I would not accept the struggle if I were not confident. I am ready to silence doubts and take gold.”