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Superlek Kiatmoo9 thinks the Muay Thai superstar battle with fellow ONE world champ is just a matter of time, but both men want to clean up their teams first.
‘The Kicking Machine’ added another impressive win to his resume last week, picking up a second-round TKO against Russian artist Tagir Khalilov at ONE Fight Night 12. The win was his second in the past three weeks, and his fourth in 2023, making him One of the most active fighters in ONE Championship.
After his victory inside the legendary Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Superlek tackled the case of a long-running superstar fight with world flyweight champion, Rodtang.
“I also want to remain the first one in this ranking. And I think Rodtang also wants to, you know, just like beat his ranking as well,” Superlek told South China Morning Post. So maybe not in the future.
While Rodtang kept busy dominating the art of eight limbs, Superlek scored his ONE world title, capturing the kickboxing flyweight title with a unanimous decision victory over Daniel Puertas at ONE Fight Night 6 in January.
Superlek’s last two matches have been held in Muay Thai, but “The Kicking Machine” intends to return to his division with a potential bantamweight stop to challenge the reigning Muay Thai World Champion, Jonathan Haggerty.
If you missed an event or just want to relive an epic night in ONE Championship history, a replay of ONE Fight Night 12 can be watched anytime on demand via Amazon Prime Video in North America.
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