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South China Morning Post
3 days ago
- Sport
- South China Morning Post
ONE Championship: Shadow already thinking beyond headlining ONE Fight Night 33
Thai striking sensation Shadow Singha Mawynn will step into the biggest bout of his career when he headlines ONE Fight Night 33 against Younes Rabah on July 12, and is already thinking about a title shot. Advertisement The 25-year-old Muay Thai phenom has already amassed more than 90 professional fights, including winning the Rajadamnern Stadium Welterweight Muay Thai World title in 2022. Now ranked No 3 in ONE's featherweight Muay Thai division, he stands on the cusp of a world title shot. However, ahead of his career-defining bout at Bangkok's Lumpinee Stadium, Shadow said he is just focusing on the present. 'I just really want to get a win for each fight,' he told the Post. 'The future is up to the future. 'If I still keep going, not giving up, I believe one day I will be able to get a title shot against Tawanchai [PK Saenchaimuaythaigym].' Pressed on whether he had what it took to beat the 26-year-old, Shadow remained coy.
South China Morning Post
07-02-2025
- Sport
- South China Morning Post
ONE Fight Night 28: what sets Muay Thai, kickboxing champion Prajanchai apart
Prajanchai PK Saenchai is a name synonymous with excellence in the world of Muay Thai and kickboxing. But as the reigning ONE Championship strawweight Muay Thai and kickboxing world champion prepares for ONE Fight Night 28 in Bangkok, it is not just his physical prowess that sets him apart – it is also his mindset. With a career spanning more than 400 bouts across various disciplines, Prajanchai is one of the sport's living legends. His accolades speak for themselves: a two-time Lumpinee Stadium champion, three-time Rajadamnern Stadium champion across four divisions, and holder of multiple prestigious titles. He is also 3-0 in boxing. 'I think the fact that I've been versatile enough throughout my career has been my strength,' he told the Post ahead of the defence of his Muay Thai strap against Ellis Barboza. 'I've boxed, kicked and adapted to every fight. It's not just about the wins, but about how you approach each fight and the process behind it.' Prajanchai's versatility has allowed him to dominate across multiple weight classes. Photo: ONE Championship Prajanchai's adaptability in the ring is something few can match. His versatility has allowed him to dominate across multiple weight classes. Yet, he credits his longevity to discipline in training.
