Reigning and undisputed ONE featherweight kickboxing world champion Superbon vows to put on a better performance in his rematch with featherweight Muay Thai king Tawanchai PK Saenchai this weekend.
Superbon lost a close majority decision to his younger contemporary back at ONE Friday Fights 46 in Dec. 2023. But the 34-year-old Superbon Training Camp founder believes he can do much better.
He told ONE Championship in a recent interview:
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"In terms of physical condition, if we talk about strength, I think I have more strength in this fight because in the previous fight I had a lot of injuries. I withdrew about two to three months before that, but it was still not 100 percent healed. Because it takes time to heal a muscle tear. Which means I couldn't train too hard or the muscles would tear again. So it turned out that I had to just train to maintain strength. So it seemed like I couldn’t stand and fight at my full potential for the entire five rounds."
Now though, Superbon says he's feeling great and is fully ready for the rematch:
"This is another turning point in the game because in this fight I don’t have any injuries. I’m confident that I’m 100 percent fit, as fit as I can be. I’m 34 years old now, and I’m still this fit. I think I can stand for the full five rounds with ease."
Superbon set to challenge Tawanchai PK Saenchai for Muay Thai gold at ONE 170
Superbon is ready to face Tawanchai PK Saenchai for the chance to become a two-sport world champion at ONE 170, which will broadcast live from the Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand on Friday, Jan. 24.
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