“Keep fighting for this great dream” - Johan Estupinan dead set on conquering ONE Championship with twin Jordan

Following arguably the biggest win of his career, Johan Estupinan is setting his sights on conquering the world stage with his twin brother Jordan.

Estupinan is coming off an electrifying unanimous decision win over fellow rising star Johan Ghazali in their flyweight Muay Thai showdown at the stacked ONE 170 event on Friday at Impact Arena.

The Colombian spitfire remained perfect for his career, 27-0, and bumped his ONE Championship record to 5-0.

Taking to Instagram, Estupinan wrote that he wants to reach further heights in ONE Championship with Jordan while carrying the Colombian flag every step of the way.

Johan Estupinan posted in Spanish:

"We are going to continue fighting for this great dream alongside my brother, who you have just seen is also a machine. We are going to conquer #onechampionship and continue giving people what they like the most: that great show."

Estupinan and Ghazali are two of the fastest-rising strikers on the planet, and their matchup was the proving ground for who will be elevated to the upper tier in the division.

Both fighters threw terrifying napalm at each other and even exchanged knockdowns throughout the three-round barnburner.

Ghazali drew first blood when a counter overhand right stumbled Estupinan in the final 20 seconds of the opening round.

Estupinan, aware that was behind in the scorecards, upped the pressure in the second and dropped Ghazali with a blinding left hook in the final minute of the round.

'Panda Kick' visibly hunted for another knockdown in the third, but Ghazali bit down on his mouthpiece and traded bombs with Estupinan until the final bell.

Jordan, meanwhile, opened the card with a hard-fought unanimous decision win over fellow phenom Freddie Haggerty in their flyweight Muay Thai contest.

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Johan Estupinan confident he and his twin brother will hold ONE Championship gold in the future

Submission grappling has the Ruotolo twins and Muay Thai could get the Estupinan twins if Johan Estupinan's prediction comes true.

The Ruotolo twins both hold ONE Championship gold. Kade holds the ONE lightweight submission grappling world title, while Tye is the ONE welterweight submission grappling world champion.

In an interview with ONE Championship, Estupinan said he's confident that he and his twin brother Jordan will hold world titles in the future:

"My skill level increases after each fight so there's no doubt in my mind that my brother and I will both be champions inside of ONE."