One Championship: “We have similar styles”

Phetjeeja Lukjaoporongtom was able to dimension his probable rival Kana Morimoto last weekend.

After falling into his debut against Anissa Meksen, the Japanese sensation bounced off with a dominant unanimous decision on Moa Carlsson on a Friday 95th in the Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand on January 31.

In his interview on the ringKana told a commentator Mitch Chilson that she will be on the line of Kickboxing Atomweight's queen on the return of promotion to Japan on March 162 on March 23.

Phetjeja even entered the ring and congratulated the 32 -year -old for his impressive performance. After seeing how Kana works near, “The Queen” had this to say:

“First of all, I would like to say -to everyone. It's been a while since I am here in the ring. I just want to say that after I have seen Kana act, I would say that we have similar styles.”

In the back, Phetjeja and Kana are quite similar when it comes to overflowing their opponents with a crazy volume.

“Krusher Queen” loves to impose a quick rhythm, using incredible speed to land a large number of kicks and punches.

Phetjeeja, on the other hand, uses a crime similar to height, endorsed by some Power that numbers the mind and fierce ending skills.

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Can Kana end the reign of Phetjeeja terror?

So far, Phetjeeja has been able to consider -on the way to claiming 26 gold pounds in the Home of Martial Arts.

The 23 -year -old phenom has wreaked havoc on both Muay Thai and Kickboxing and is gaining mass victories against two of the greatest names of women's call, Anissa Meksen and Janet Todd.

With more than 200 career wins and count, Phetjeeja will still be the favorite in a possible clash with Kana.

However, the team's subsequent subsidiary has already shown immense skills and an undeniable warrior spirit in its first two attacks under the banner.

One thing is safe, fans will be detained when these two inevitably collides.