Two consecutive wins over a legend have left one fighter with a reliable case that there’s no one left to show himself towards besides a champion.
Abdulla Dayakaev closed out his rivalry with ONE Flyweight Kickboxing World Champion Superlek with a second-round TKO at The Interior Circle 25, bettering his file to 17-3. The end got here simply 39 seconds into spherical two at Lumpinee Stadium when Superlek’s leg gave out throughout an change. It reduce quick a battle Dayakaev had anticipated to go the space.
With that rivalry now closed, the 24-year-old Russian has set his sights on reigning ONE Bantamweight Muay Thai World Champion Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon and Yod-IQ Or Pimolsri, who collide for the title at The Interior Circle 30 on September 11. Each males have overwhelmed Dayakaev beforehand, although solely Rambolek has completed him.
“I desire a World Title shot. Since my final loss, I’ve received two fights in a row, and I’ve overwhelmed a legendary fighter twice. The primary time was a cut up determination, no drawback. However this time, they will’t deny me,” he stated.
Abdulla Dayakaev faces a crowded path to gold
Dayakaev’s timeline is difficult by Suakim PongSuphan PK’s win over Nabil Anane on the identical Interior Circle 25 card, a consequence that earned Suakim the subsequent crack on the bantamweight Muay Thai title forward of him.
Whichever man leaves The Interior Circle 30 with the belt, Dayakaev believes he has already solved the puzzle that beat him as soon as earlier than.
“I respect him. I’m not saying he’s a nasty fighter. He’s a really good fighter. However I consider, this time, I can win,” he stated.
“I actually need to present myself in a World Title battle. I need to get the reply, and I need to battle the winner.”
Superlek’s damage has not gone unacknowledged. Dayakaev wished his former rival a speedy restoration and stated he hopes to see the Thai celebrity proceed competing in kickboxing, the place he stays the reigning champion at 135 kilos, at the same time as their very own rivalry contained in the Muay Thai ring has run its course.
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