“They are giants” - Twin brothers Jordan and Johan Estupinan’s inspiring story has fans rooting for the Colombian rising stars

Fans are excited to see twin brothers Jordan and Johan Estupinan compete on the same card this week. It is the latest turn of what has been an inspiring life journey for the two Colombian fighters.

The two, who were left in an orphanage at a young age because of poverty until they improved their lot through martial arts, are featured in separate matches at ONE 170 on Jan. 24 at the Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand.

Johan Estupinan seeks to continue his four-fight undefeated run in ONE Championship in a marquee flyweight showdown against fellow rising star Johan Ghazali. Brother Jordan, meanwhile, makes his promotional debut in a flyweight joust against streaking British striker Freddie Haggerty.

The promotion recently shared a carousel of photos on Instagram, relaying the tough but inspiring journey of the twins early in life for fans to have a better appreciation of what they have done in their careers at this point.

Check out the post below:

Inspired fans made their thoughts known in the comments section, with some rallying behind them to succeed. Below are what some of them wrote.

"They are not just big; they are giants, ready to fight and gain what they deserve after all this wild journey," a fan pointed out.

Deserving of opportunities

"This story has a happy ending... World champions," another boldly suggested.

Future world champions

Others, meanwhile, highlighted the true warriors Jordan and Johan Estupinan are and how they were poised for greater heights moving forward. Check out screenshots of what they had to say below.

Amazing life story for true warriors

ONE 170 is the first numbered event of ONE Championship for this year and is available on the ONE YouTube channel and Facebook (geo-restrictions may apply) as well as on watch.ONEFC.com.

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Jordan Estupinan happy to share career journey with twin brother Johan Estupinan

Jordan Estupinan is happy to share a career journey in martial arts with his twin brother Jordan Estupinan. He said that seeing them achieve success makes it even more exciting.

He shared this in an interview with ONE Championship ahead of their scheduled matches at ONE 170 on Jan. 24 in Thailand, highlighting how they have each other's backs which has made a huge difference for them.

Jordan said:

"Johan and I always train together so whenever he was preparing for a fight inside of ONE, I've been there preparing with him. As he's improved, I've improved as well. We have the same goals and dreams so we're going into our fights fully prepared."

While Jordan is making his promotional debut at ONE 170, Johan Estupinan is shooting for his fifth victory in as many matches in the marquee event.