Fabricio Andrade reveals interesting cross-training regimen in preparation for John Lineker

Fabricio Andrade is hell-bent on being crowned ONE bantamweight world champion and is doing everything in training to see his goal achieved.

This involves engaging in an intense cross-training regimen to ensure that he will be in great fighting shape when he faces off against John Lineker in their all-Brazilian rematch for the bantamweight gold on February 24 at ONE Fight Night 7 on Prime Video in Bangkok.

In an interview with Bonjour Sports, Fabricio Andrade provided an idea of what his training has been like:

“I think yoga is really good. I really stretch a lot and I try to do some hot yoga especially now at the end of preparation but my training is really hard. I do a lot of Muay Thai, wrestling, strength and conditioning so it’s gonna be like, everything is gonna be so organized and you feel like you can do everything through the week, and every training is so intense.”

Fabricio Andrade blew a golden opportunity to win it all last time around after he accidentally struck Lineker with a knee in the groin in the third round that forced the match to end in a no-contest.

Prior to the unfortunate outcome, 'Wonder Boy' was in his element, puzzling and giving his opponent a beatdown with his energetic activity and effective striking. Fabricio Andrade has vowed to finish everything in the rematch by staying aggressive but more precise with his attacks.

ONE Fight Night 7 will take place at the famous Lumpinee Boxing Stadium and will be aired live and for free to all Prime Video subscribers in North America.

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Fabricio Andrade says he’s got the world champion mindset heading into John Lineker rematch

Brazilian fighter Fabricio Andrade has his eyes firmly set on the prize in his upcoming rematch with John Lineker for the vacant ONE bantamweight world title.

The top bantamweight contenders will make another run for the division's top prize at ONE Fight Night 7 on Prime Video on February 24 in Bangkok. It is a redo of their first encounter last October, which ended in a no-contest.

In the lead-up to their re-engagement at the famous Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Fabricio Andrade said he already considers himself the king of the 145-lb weight division in waiting and is making it official at ONE Fight Night 7.

'Wonder Boy' shared on Instagram a photo of his first fight with 'Hands of Stone' and captioned it with:

"In my previous fights you saw a hungry fighter that wants to be the champion, this fight you gonna see the champion defending his throne! 👑 @johnlinekermma see you soon."

See the post below:

To help his cause, Andrade has been laser-focused on his training both in Brazil and Thailand, even sacrificing quality time with his family. Since joining ONE in July 2020, 'Wonder Boy' has been unstoppable, winning five straight fights before the no-contest result in his last match.