Because of his incredible kicking ability, Superlek Kiatmoo9 is known as “The Kicking Machine.”
The current holder of the ONE flyweight kickboxing world championship does have one of the deadliest kicking games in “The Art of Eight Limbs,” demonstrating incredible speed, flexibility, and power in his legs. He is the current champion.
Rodtang Jitmuangnon, on the other hand, shows no sign of being shaken. As far as the ONE flyweight Muay Thai champ is concerned, his kicks are also of the highest caliber, and they may even be superior to those of his close buddy and countryman.
Rodtang made the brazen assertion in a recent conversation he had with Antoine Pinto that the timing of his kicks is superior to that of Superlek, and that this contributes to their greater effectiveness in combat:
“I believe that, in terms of the pace of kicks, it is possibly him. However, in terms of timing, sliding in and sliding out with kicks, it would be me.
Observe the entire interview here:
In just a few hours, the long-awaited clash between Rodtang and Superlek, both of whom are from Thailand, will take place as the main event of ONE Friday Fights 34. This bout is widely considered to be the most important in the history of Muay Thai.
On September 22, this legendary catchweight Muay Thai fight will take place at the venerable Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok. The catchweight division for this fight will be 140 pounds.
The majority of fans have frequently pondered the question of how Rodtang’s fiery fists of wrath would fair against Superlek’s unearthly kicks, despite the fact that there are a number of intriguing backstories for this battle.
As far as I can tell, the flamboyant Rodtang is going to fearlessly take those hits head-on, just like he usually does, and he plans to deal out hard kicks of his own in return.
It won’t be long until we find out whose fighting style is the most dominant and who truly deserves the title of best flyweight striker on the entire planet.
Rodtang and Superlek, which is part of ONE Friday Fights 34, may be viewed via the ONE Super App, the official ONE Championship YouTube account, and a number of other digital platforms.
