“Chi-chi and Goku” - Rodtang and wife Aida crack fans up with another one of their entertaining episodes

Reigning ONE flyweight Muay Thai world champion Rodtang Jitmuangnon is one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world right now, but there is one person who seemed he can't beat - his wife Aida Looksaikongdin.

In a recent video that ONE Championship published on Instagram, Rodtang was seen yielding to his wife, who only wanted to have a picture with his hands on her waist. The promotion captioned the video with:

"Wife above all else ❤️☝️"

As seen in the video, 'The Iron Man' was trying to have a cool pose with his wife by putting his hands on her shoulders instead of her waist. Aida did not want any of that and forced him to put his hands around her waist.

When Rodtang continued to resist, she playfully attempted knee strikes on her husband's head, which made the video funnier. This wholesome moment between the two drew positive reactions from fans, especially from users @yasherfahdli, @nationscollapsed, @official.ibrahimdiba, @spencie_b21, and @muaythaimeme, who commented:

"love language: knee to the head"

"First time I ever since him wince. His hair is his weakness!😂"

"Chi-chi & goku !!!"

"It looks like we're homies 😂😂"

"The only person alive who can beat rodtang 😂"

Screenshot of fans’ comments

Rodtang is coming off a victory against Denis Puric at ONE 167 last month

Following his first Muay Thai defeat in ONE Championship, Rodtang returned to winning ways after turning back the challenge from the tough Denis Puric in their non-title kickboxing match in the co-main event of the stacked ONE 167 card on June 7 inside the Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand.

It was the Jitmuangnon Gym representative's 15th victory under the world's largest martial arts organization and he immediately called out Japanese superstar Takeru Segawa as his next potential opponent for another megafight.

North American viewers with an active Prime Video subscription can rewatch all the action from ONE 167 via the free event replay.