One Championship: “The right to challenge the title”

Japanese sensation of Kickboxing Yuki Yoza has put his views on a spectacular end against Petchtanong Petchfergus on a Friday 116 struggles, considering this contest as the last step towards his last ambition of the World Championship.

The ex-champion of the K-1 starts the game under the only point of look inside the fabulous Lumpinee stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, on July 18, and his radar is completely closed to make a statement against the world champion of Kickboxing One Bantamweight.

Although it will not be easy, Yoza is confident that he has the ribs to see the decorated veteran decorated and close in the current fighter, the British warrior Jonathan Haggerty, who has the divisional gold.

Speaking to Nick Atkin of The Bangkok Post ahead of his next Kickboxing Tifbo Bantamweight, Yoza said:

“I can't stop here. I will definitely do it and take the bonus and the right to challenge the title.”

The confidence of the Japanese striker in achieving a finish against someone from Petchtanong's caliber speaks volumes about his mental strength and his commitment to climb to the summit of the Kingdom of Martial Arts.

The Vasileus Man team, which joined the world's largest martial arts organization in April this year. Is ready to enter the world title image by the end of the yearEven before making debut in promotion.

Yoza took a massive step towards this dream in his promotional arch last month, Seeing Elbrus Osmanov, a Rusl Slugger With a fine of show in his three -round crushing on a Friday, he fights 109.

He will have to pass, without a doubt, the hardest test of his career on July 18, but if his debut is something to happen, the Japanese warrior is more than equipped to add the Thai to his list of victims while seeking a recognition of the World Championship in one.

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Yuki Yoza happy to collide with another Thai technician

If you go through Petchtanong and if a world dream title against Haggerty is delayed, Yuki Yoza is willing to trade leather with another legendary Thai name.

The athlete in question is none other than One Flyweight Kickboxing World Champion “The Kicking Machine” Superlek Kiatmoo9. In a short video uploaded to his YouTube channel that recovers his brilliant debut exit, he said:

“I think I have finally become a ranked fighter. If we are going to fight this battle. Well, that's true. I will not say who. Seriously, who will be? Oh, I'm looking forward to. Although I want Superlek.”

Before talking about a dream scrap with the pride of the Kiatmoo9 gym struggle, Yoza will have to focus fully on the test that wait inside the Muay Thai Meca Next month.

On a Friday, 116 will be available, live in Asia Primetime, where A championshipThe YouTube channel, the only app and watch.onefc.com.