"An absolute crusher" - Fans loving Stamp Fairtex's terrifying persona between the ropes in world title win over Chuang Kai Ting

After a successful run at ONE Contender Series, where she earned a roster spot and a $100,000 contract with ONE Championship, Thai striking sensation Stamp Fairtex made her promotional debut on the big stage at ONE: Kingdom of Hearts card in Oct. 2018.

Stamp challenged Chuang Kai Ting for the ONE atomweight kickboxing world title inside the Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand, and the world's largest martial arts organization reposted the highlights of this championship match on their Instagram account, with the caption:

"From The Archives 🎞️ Stamp DAZZLED the crowd in her ONE debut against Chuang Kai Ting in 2018! 🤩 @stamp_faritex"

Stamp went strike for strike against 'Killer Bee', and they ended up producing an entertaining battle. However, the Thai star went on to pick up the unanimous decision victory to capture her first 26-pound golden belt.

This savage striking displayed by Stamp was lauded by fans, especially by users @fallsurfer, @zenny2355, @imkriswithak, @german.renovato, and @ishika.bajaj.10, who commented:

"It blows my mind that Stamp can be equally happy go luck and an absolute crusher. What an amazing human."

"Love that stamp was timing those body shots and sweeping the aggressive opponent."

"Stamp is one of the most talented fighters on earth, her skill deserves honour 🙏"

"Just an awesome fighter 🔥🔥🔥"

"That was her debut and look at them go! The Speed, The Technique 🙌🔥

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Stamp Fairtex promises to be back stronger after injury because she has a big target on her back

The reigning ONE atomweight MMA world champion continues to work on her recovery from the leg injury she suffered earlier this year, which spoiled his comeback last June at ONE 167.

In a recent interview with the Fairtex Training Center's YouTube channel, Stamp stated that she needs to put in the work to assure that she will be in prime form once she returns on her duty to fight contenders in the 115-pound weight class:

"I haven't fought for a year. And after surgery, like almost five months already, I feel like I have to get everything back. Because I lost muscle, I lost skills, I lost focus, and I feel like what can I do next? So it's one thing is that I have to build my muscles and focus again and pay attention again when I come back to training because everyone wants my belt."