Rodtang Jitmuangnon showcases incredible speed and power ahead of showdown with Joseph Lasiri at ONE on Prime Video 4

ONE flyweight Muay Thai world champion and possibly the most exciting ONE super series world champion today, Rodtang Jitmuangnon is continually evolving. The Thai superstar is mostly known for his aggressive marauding style that employs ridiculous power and otherworldly toughness. As of late, however, Rodtang has shown different tools in his arsenal, namely his speed, precision and timing.

Expect 'The Iron Man' to showcase his full spectrum of deadly weapons come November 18 when he faces ONE strawweight Muay Thai king Joseph Lasiri at ONE on Prime Video 4.

In a video posted on Instagram, fans can watch Rodtang Jimuangnon sharpening his combination, timing and handspeed on the Muay Thai pads:

"“The Iron Man” gets into GEAR ⚙️ Rodtang Jitmuangnon defends his ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Title against strawweight Muay Thai titleholder Joseph Lasiri at ONE on Prime Video 4! @rodtang_jimungnon"

Check out the Instagram post below:

We could almost hear the whistling speed and feel the crushing impact of those strikes as they forcefully hit the pads. Imagine those strikes hitting flesh and bone. We wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of anything thrown by Rodtang Jitmuangnon.

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Rodtang Jitmuangnon showcases newfound technical side against Jacob Smith

At ONE 157 back in May, Rodtang Jitmuangnon showcased his newfound tactician side coupled with his usual aggressive marauding style. In the quarterfinals bout of ONE flyweight Muay Thai world grand prix, Rodtang went up against the UK's No.1-ranked fighter, Jacob Smith.

The fight was expected to be an all-out brawl between two chaotic strikers but instead, it was a calculated storm courtesy of 'The Iron Man' with Smith as the casualty.

It was a cerebral, one-sided beatdown, as Rodtang revealed a new facet of his ever-evolving arsenal of weapons – patience.

Rodtang was relaxed, almost stoic in his attacks. The chaos was still there, but it wasn't just chaos - it was controlled chaos. By the third and final round, significant strikes caused Smith to wear a crimson mask. The Brit was pegged by fighters and pundits as the toughest challenge for Rodtang Jitmuangnon as he mirrors his fighting style.

By the end of the bout, however, Smith looked like he was wearing every bit of the damage Rodtang put on him. The Thai legend, however, barely had any scratches on him. It's exciting to see what kind of Rodtang we'll see once he laces the gloves once again and faces Joseph Lasiri on November 18.

Watch Rodtang's fight with Jacob Smith below: