“I’ll never lose” - Johan Estupinan warns Johan Ghazali about the mayhem that awaits him at ONE 170

Johan Estupinan vows to give Johan Ghazali a rude awakening as soon as the bell rings at ONE 170.

'Panda Kick' will look to extend his incredible 26-0 record on Jan. 24 when he trades heavy leather with fellow heavy-hitter 'Jojo' in a flyweight Muay Thai scrap inside Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand.

Ghazali has never been shy of claiming he'll end Estupinan's undefeated streak in the build-up to this fiery fistfight.

The feisty Colombian warrior certainly didn't take this kindly and guaranteed he'd overwhelm the Malaysian-American prodigy with an avalanche of strikes. Johan Estupinan said in a ONE interview:

"I’ve never lost, and I’ll never lose because I don’t have a loser’s mindset. We’ll see each other on the 24th of January. I want us to hit each other from the start of the first round."

Estupinan was named one of the promotion's biggest breakout stars of 2024 for a good reason.

The 22-year-old electric athlete ran off to a 4-0 start in the home of martial arts thanks to his ability to instigate chaos.

So far, no one has been able to survive Estupinan's seemingly wild yet calculated combinations.

The JCFernandez and Team CSK standout has collected back-to-back $50,000 performance bonuses in his last two victories and he'd certainly love to make it three in a row at Ghazali's expense.

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Johan Estupinan won't let Johan Ghazali avenge his brother

Another thing that makes this clash of striking prodigies interesting is Johan Estupinan's history with the Ghazalis.

'Panda Kick' has already bested Johan Ghazali's brother Elias before, and he's looking to add another sibling to his hit list.

The Colombian firecracker confidently told ONE:

"Another brother must be born so that he can also look for revenge and I could defeat him. Make sure the third brother looks for revenge too because ‘Jojo’ won’t accomplish it."

ONE 170 will air live in Asian Primetime, available via watch.onefc.com.