Fabricio Andrade does a 46 minute round with Anatoly Malykhin’s boxing coach John Hutchinson

‘Wonder Boy’ Fabricio Andrade looks ripped after doing a 46-minute boxing round with Anatoly Malykhin’s boxing coach John Hutchinson this week.

The self-proclaimed uncrowned king of the bantamweight division was refining his boxing skills and building muscle endurance ahead of his upcoming war against ‘Hands of Stone’ John Lineker at ONE Fight Night 7 on Prime Video.

WIth the help of Tiger Muay Thai boxing coach John Hutchinson, who’s responsible for turning two-division world champion Anatoly Malykhin into a knockout machine, Andrade is taking no shortcuts in his quest for the world title.

Doing a practice round with his coach for 46 minutes straight with no breaks, Fabricio Andrade celebrated its completion with an image of himself and Hutchinson drenched in sweat.

On Instagram, he shared the caption:

“Enjoying the process #46min round #oneonprimevideo7 #allthesmoke💨”

Check out the image below:

Fans praised ‘Wonder Boy’ with the following reactions:

“Take back your belt🔥🔥🔥”

“🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 #newchamp let's go brother”

“Go on the @johnboyboxing 46 minute round ✊”

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Fabricio Andrade is excited to compete in Thailand for the second time

No.1 bantamweight contender Fabricio Andrade is thrilled to compete again in Thailand. A few months ago, ONE Fight Night 7 was scheduled to take place on February 11 in Indonesia, but it was moved earlier this month to the Lumpinee Boxing Stadium on February 25.

For most fighters, big changes such as these can cause more anxiety or unwanted frustrations before a competition. But for Fabricio Andrade, the surprise was a welcoming change.

Speaking to South China Morning Post, the 25-year-old star grinned and said:

“I’m happy to fight here. If I had to pick a place besides Brazil it would be Thailand you know, I’m really excited to fight here. I’ve been living here for five years, a lot of my friends are here and it’s gonna be exciting to have everybody there, so I actually got really happy with the news that I was fighting in Bangkok.”

The last time Andrade fought in Thailand was for his promotional debut back in July 2020. The rising star only needed one round to defeat MMA veteran Mark Abelardo in stoppage time.

Ahead of the biggest rematch of his career, ‘Wonder Boy’ hopes lightning strikes again when he faces John Lineker at the famed Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in Bangkok.

Watch ONE Fight Night 7: Lineker vs. Andrade II live and for free with a Prime Video subscription.