"Pretty boy never die" - Kwon Won Il's highlight reel has fans hyped for looming world title shot against Fabricio Andrade at ONE 170

Number three-rated ONE bantamweight MMA contender Kwon Won Il earned a reputation as one of the best finishers in ONE Championship after maintaining an immaculate knockout rate of 100% in all his victories under the promotion.

The world's largest martial arts organization recently posted all of them in an Instagram account, and they wrote its caption with:

""Pretty Boy" in top form 🔥 Will Kwon Won Il dethrone Fabricio Andrade and be crowned the new bantamweight MMA king at ONE 170? @wonil_kwon"

Because of this incredible run, 'Pretty Boy' was able to secure a spot in the upper echelon of the weight class contenders, and fans are hyped about this pile of wins by the South Korean MMA star.

Users @road_diary, @abdoughul, @hohi101, @mr._7.62._, and @zetexmae spearheaded the positive messages that Kwon received as they commented:

"New champ is coming 🔥"

"Pretty boy never die ! 🔥"

"🔥👏 what a gun."

"that left hand gotta be powerful 🔥🔥"

"He reminds me of Goku or @vladimirshmondenko based on looks alone. He doesn't look strong nor doesn't look like he has a powerful punch. You will get destroyed if you do judge the book by its cover."

Screenshot of fans' comments

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Kwon Won Il thinks that his last three wins won't have much effect on his rematch with Fabricio Andrade at ONE 170

Currently, the Extreme Combat and P-Boy MMA representative is preparing for his first shot at the ONE bantamweight MMA world title that is being held by Fabricio Andrade. They will collide on Jan. 24 at ONE 170 in front of the packed Impact Arena crowd in Bangkok, Thailand.

Before that second meeting with 'Wonder Boy,' Kwon talked about how different of a fighter Andrade is and how his three-fight win streak won't help him much in the impending matchup.

Kwon revealed this in a recent interview with Anything Goes, where he stated:

"To be honest, I don't think that experience will make a difference here because I have to admit, you know, Andrade [has] a totally different style than the opponents that I fought in my previous three fights. He's totally different."