Solely 20 years outdated, this Lebanese striker talks about beating his idol with startling calm. First, he has an unbeaten Japanese star to cease.
Ramadan “The Scorpion” Ondash meets Shimon Yoshinari in a ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Grand Prix quarterfinal at The Inside Circle 38 on Friday, November 13. Members of The Inside Circle can watch dwell in Asia primetime from Bangkok’s Lumpinee Stadium.
Since transferring as much as flyweight, Ondash has overwhelmed Suriyanlek Por Yenying and Johan “Jojo” Ghazali in consecutive outings, which lifted him to fifth within the rankings. He first earned his main-roster contract via 4 straight victories on ONE’s weekly collection.
Yoshinari sits one place increased at fourth, stays flawless in ONE, and lately stopped Suablack Tor Pran49 at ONE SAMURAI 3. The extremely technical southpaw combines sharp timing, exact combos, and relentless assaults to the physique.
The Tiger Muay Thai consultant has constructed his fame on crisp boxing, fearless ahead strain, and a willingness to commerce heavy leather-based with elite opposition. He advised onefc.com:
“He’s quick, however he doesn’t have energy. He has quick punches and kicks, however he doesn’t have energy,” he mentioned.
“He’s a superb fighter, a superb opponent, however I need to cease him. It’s a shock. However the shot? With my fingers.”
Ramadan Ondash able to face idol Rodtang
A win would hand Yoshinari his first blemish beneath the ONE banner and lock down a semifinal place. Ramadan Ondash would then meet the winner of Rodtang Jitmuangnon in opposition to Nong-O Hama, who collide on the identical card.
The Rodtang prospect is private, and the Grand Prix can even crown an undisputed ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Champion, with reigning titleholder Asadula Imangazaliev within the bracket. Ondash mentioned:
“Rodtang was my idol. Now, he’s like my future opponent. If I battle Rodtang, I’m going to win. I don’t care if he’s my idol. I’m coming to win. You don’t know my punches now. I’ve gotten larger,” he mentioned.
“My dream is the belt. However I don’t care in regards to the belt proper now. If I give attention to the belt, the belt won’t ever come. Now, I give attention to my opponent and my coaching. That’s it.”
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