“This was not my best performance” - Christian Lee says he felt ‘slow and sluggish’ against Kiamrian Abbasov

Even though 'The Warrior' Christian Lee became a two-division world champion at ONE on Prime Video 4, the Singaporean-American fighter is not proud of his performance in the main event of the card.

In the post-fight press conference, the 24-year-old lightweight and welterweight king explained:

"I felt a little bit slow. I felt a little bit sluggish in there. I definitely don't think that it was my best performance. I know that I can do better. But I got to go back and I got to watch the fight to really see. Right after a long fight like that, it's hard to see things clearly."

Most notably, he was dropped and nearly finished in the opening round. While Christian Lee feels he could have put in a better performance, he's expectedly happy with the result of the contest:

"So I'm going to go back and watch the fight, but absolutely, I believe that there were a few things that factored into me starting off a bit slow in the fight. But the hard work that I put in was able to pay off and helped me dig deep when I had a slow start... So although this, in my opinion, was not my best performance, I'm happy with the outcome."

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Christian Lee is proud of his entire family

For 'The Warrior', family is everything. Christian Lee is motivated by his wife and child. Furthermore, he is highly proud of the other Lee siblings who have accomplished impressive moments in ONE Championship.

Angela Lee is the reigning ONE women's atomweight world champion and Victoria Lee is currently undefeated in the ONE circle. Lee commented on his family and even claimed the youngest sibling will be competing soon:

“My sister, she's the current atomweight world champion. She's doing amazing in her career. My little sister, she's going to be back in the ring soon, and you guys will see my little brother before long.”

With his TKO victory at ONE on Prime Video 4 against Russia's Kiamrian Abbasov, the lightweight king Christian Lee has added the ONE welterweight world championship to his mantle.