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British standout Freddie Haggerty is locked in for his biggest fight yet at ONE 170. And as he has always done, the young star is confident he'll enjoy another early night in the office.
The Knowesly Academy and Team Underground athlete makes the switch to the flyweight Muay Thai division, seeking to extend his winning ways in the organization.
Looking to spoil his dreams inside the Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand, on January 24 is none other than Colombian newcomer Jordan Estupinan.
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Freddie Haggerty told the promotion that he's more than capable of adding to his gallery of finishes in their three-round contest, as he said:
"I think I'll stop him. I think I'll wear him down in the first round and find the opportunity in the second round to stop him."
Haggerty, younger brother of ONE bantamweight kickboxing world champion Jonathan Haggerty, has taken the world by storm, after all, since joining the promotional roster.
Heading into this tie, the 20-year-old enjoys a three-match knockout streak against Dankalong Sor Dechapan, Kaichon Sor Yingcharoenkarnchang, and Kaoklai Chor Hapayak.
He hopes knockout No.4 will be in the offing in what will undoubtedly be his toughest test in the promotion on Jan. 24.
"The best is yet to come" - Freddie Haggerty vows to tap into his full potential this year
As impressive as he's looked throughout his debut year in ONE Championship, Freddie Haggerty thinks he still has plenty of room to improve and build on his budding career in 2025.
In an Instagram post over the weekend, the young gun bared his excitement for his impending showdown and why this year could be the most remarkable one yet.
Part of his lengthy caption read:
"#ONE170 7 days time I continue to show why I belong on the worlds largest stage on the best @onechampionship cards there is. 2024 was just a warm up, 2025 the best is yet to come, 4 - 0 !!"
ONE 170 will be available to fight fans at watch.onefc.com. The spectacle, topped by three world title fights, takes place inside the Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand on Jan. 24.
