One Fight Night 32: “Knockout in 16 seconds”

A teenage sensation of Malaysian-American Johan Ghazali considers his explosive Championship one one at the definitive moment of his young career, despite enjoying many memorable nights on the world stage.

The 18 -year -old knockout machine reflected on its most appreciated memory of its brilliant campaign under the point of look ahead of its nearby Muay Thai War with Diego Paez in a struggle night 32 inside the Lumpinee stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, on June 6.

“The most memorable? I mean, in addition to the contract, I would say my first struggle, the debut in One Lumpinee,” said Johan Ghazali a fight in his career when he asked him about his prominent points in his career. “I won by tie in 16 seconds.”

The Superbon Training Camp and the Muay Thai Gym Hisp He sent Muay Thai's Mecca to a frenzy during his promotional arch on a Friday, February 6, 2023.

Johan then only 16 years old, Turn off Padetsuk Fairtex in 16 seconds With a combination of over-hook over-go for the twentieth victory of his career.

The Sarawak star has added four most prominent wins against Tai Sor Jor Piek Uthai, Temirlan Bekmurzaev, Edgar Tabares and Josue Cruz. If everything goes on his way, he hopes to see Paez similarly to a night of struggle 32.

Johan Ghazali aims to make the most of his career in his principle

Despite dreaming of claiming and defending the only world title of Muay Thai Flyweight for as long as I can, Johan Ghazali does not plan to continue to fight well above his principle.

In the same interview, the timing machine was delivered:

“Actually, realistic, I do not want to fight until I am old. I want to enter, put the belt, make a name for me, to show a point and to go out and do something else.”

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North -American fans with an active Amazon Prime video subscription can witness 'Jojo' in Action and the entire One Fight Night 32 card for free, live in the first hour of the United States, on Friday, June 6.