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The British-Pakistani Muay Thai flyweight prodigy cements his legend at The Inner Circle 28
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At just 20 years old, Ubaid "Bad" Hussain made Muay Thai history by dominating Isannuea Sor Sasiwat at The Inner Circle 28 in Bangkok. With a perfect 17-0 record, the British-Pakistani fighter signed a $100,000 contract with ONE Championship and now sets his sights on the world title against Asadula "The Dagestan Ninja" Imangazaliev.
To remember:
- Ubaid "Bad" Hussain, 20, dominates Isannuea Sor Sasiwat via unanimous decision at The Inner Circle 28 in Bangkok.
- Perfect 17-0 record and a $100,000 contract with ONE Championship.
- Decisive victory with a knee strike in the first round, revealing rare tactical maturity for his age.
- Goal: dethrone flyweight champion Asadula "The Dagestan Ninja" Imangazaliev.
- Intensive training to improve power and precision ahead of his next challenge.
Unbelievable! At just 20 years old, Ubaid "Bad" Hussain made Muay Thai history by crushing Isannuea Sor Sasiwat at The Inner Circle 28 in Bangkok. This undefeated British-Pakistani prodigy, with a perfect 17-0 record, confirmed his status as a future champion by dominating his Thai opponent via unanimous decision.
His performance was praised by observers, particularly for his decisive knee strike in the first round at Lumpinee—a technique that sealed his advantage. Despite a counterattack in the second round, Hussain remained calm and precise, showcasing tactical maturity far beyond his young age.
A record-breaking contract and a bright future
This victory earned Hussain a $100,000 contract with ONE Championship, a major milestone in his career. Now part of the main roster, he sets his sights on an ambitious goal: the flyweight world title. His next challenge? Facing Asadula "The Dagestan Ninja" Imangazaliev, the current champion known for his relentless technique.Intensive training for a world title
Hussain is banking on rigorous training to refine his power and strike selection. "I want to be ready for anything in this fight. Every detail matters," he declared after his victory. His team is working tirelessly to help him compete with the best, promising visible progress in his next bout.With such determination, Muay Thai may well have found its next king in this young prodigy.
At just 20 years old, Hussain "Bad" already has everything it takes to be a champion. His meteoric rise, marked by a decisive victory and a record-breaking contract, makes him one of Muay Thai’s most promising athletes. The only question is whether he can dethrone Imangazaliev, but one thing is certain: the future of flyweight looks brighter than ever.
Editor's Opinion
By Celtic
Ah, young Hussain set the Lumpinee on fire like a Fast and Furious car in a tight turn! 17-0 at 20, a six-figure contract, and he’s got style to boot. Proof that Muay Thai isn’t just about throwing elbows in the air. Respect to the warriors, always!