"He's gonna be signed" - Jonathan Haggerty certain younger bro Freddie will land six-figure deal at ONE Friday Fights 91

Jonathan Haggerty is sure his younger brother, Freddie Haggerty, is on the brink of a $100,000 contract as long as he achieves what he does best at ONE Friday Fights 91.

The 20-year-old upstart returns for his third appearance on the promotion's weekly Asian primetime spectacle inside the Lumpinee Stadium this Friday, Dec. 13. He takes on local favorite Kaoklai Chor Hapayak in strawweight Muay Thai action.

Freddie has put the division on notice across two fights inside the hallowed grounds of the Mecca of Muay Thai, displaying his show-stopping power on his way to two massive wins.

He enjoyed an early night out in his promotional bow with a second-round stoppage of Dankalong Sor Dechapan this past January.

Six months later, he graced the ring with another statement display, finishing Kaichon Sor Yingcharoenkarnchang with a buzzer-beating KO inside round one.

With positive momentum heading into his third fight, Jonathan Haggerty does see himself joining him on the grandest stage of combat sports if he secures a third successive highlight-reel win.

The ONE bantamweight kickboxing world champion had this to say during an appearance on the Winners Talking Podcast:

"He's had two fights in ONE. Two knockouts. He's not signed in the main promotion yet. He's signed with ONE Lumpinee [ONE Friday Fights]. There [are] two. ONE Lumpinee and ONE Championship. But if he gets a knockout [next], his next fight, he's gonna be signed to ONE Championship."

Watch the full interview here:

ONE Friday Fights 91 will be available on ONE Championship's YouTube channel. Geo-restrictions may apply.

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Jonathan Haggerty pumped to defend his crown at ONE 171: Qatar

On his end, Jonathan Haggerty aims to return to the winner's column following his loss to reigning two-sport world champion Superlek Kiatmoo9 in the main event of ONE 171: Qatar on Feb. 20.

That evening inside the Lusail Sports Arena, 'The General' puts his bantamweight kickboxing gold on the line against Chinese megastar 'Demon Blade' Wei Rui.

Immediately after his bout was made official, the divisional king wrote a message on Instagram, reminding fans that his radar locked on a first successful world title defense:

"Time to defend my kickboxing world title @onechampionship 👑 #ANDSTILL"