Muay Thai star Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon of Thailand is not going to again down from hard-hitting Russian opponent ‘Smash Boy’ Abdulla Dayakaev when the 2 meet within the ONE Championship ring this weekend.
The pair of elite bantamweight strikers lock horns in the principle occasion of ONE Struggle Night time 39: Rambolek vs. Dayakaev on Prime Video.
The occasion broadcasts dwell from the long-lasting Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand on Friday, Jan. 23.
Followers in the US and Canada can catch all of the motion dwell and completely free with an energetic Amazon Prime Video subscription.
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In a current interview with ONE Championship, Rambolek confidently mentioned he would commerce strikes with Dayakaev on the heart of the ring, and struggle hearth with hearth.
The 22-year-old Superbon Coaching Camp product instructed the world’s largest martial arts group:
“The ‘Smash Boy’ wouldn’t have the ability to smash me as a result of he might be smashed by me first. In our struggle, I’ll put his lights out.”
Evidently, Rambolek is one probably the most thrilling fighters in ONE Championship, and followers are eagerly anticipating his showdown with Dayakaev which is sort of assured to supply fireworks.
Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon blasts Abdulla Dayakaev for being a one-dimensional fighter: “All he has is his punch”
When you ask Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon, there’s actually nothing to fret about when he steps into the ONE Championship ring with ‘Smash Boy’ Abdulla Dayakaev at ONE Struggle Night time 39: Rambolek vs. Dayakaev on Prime Video this weekend.
The 22-year-old says Dayakaev is merely a one-dimensional fighter. He instructed ONE Championship:
“I’d describe myself as a second-step fighter. I watch for the timing when the opponent strikes and misses, and I can reply very precisely. All he has is his punch, whereas I’m outfitted with all the pieces.”
Keep tuned to Sportskeeda MMA for all the newest information and updates surrounding Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon’s subsequent struggle.
Edited by Aziel Karthak
