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Gheirati reignites his career after injury: targeting the Muay Thai top 5
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Parham Gheirati made a stunning return at ONE Fight Night 48, dominating Nakrob Fairtex by unanimous decision. The Iranian, back after a long injury layoff, is now targeting the Muay Thai top 5 under the ONE Championship banner. With an 8-1 record, he dreams of breaking into the bantamweight rankings and is actively preparing for a potential rematch against Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon.
To remember:
- Parham Gheirati secures a victorious return at ONE Fight Night 48 after a long injury layoff.
- The Iranian fighter dominates Nakrob Fairtex by unanimous decision and now targets the Muay Thai top 5.
- With an 8-1 record, he dreams of breaking into the bantamweight rankings and is preparing for a rematch against Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon.
Unbelievable! Parham Gheirati made a stunning return at ONE Fight Night 48, dominating Nakrob Fairtex by unanimous decision. This fight in Bangkok not only reignited his career but also redefined his ambitions for the future. After a long absence due to injury, the Iranian proved he’s back among the Muay Thai elite.
With an impressive record of 8 wins and 1 loss under the ONE Championship banner, Gheirati now has his sights set on the bantamweight top 5. His goal? To face a ranked opponent in that prestigious circle to climb the ladder. But that’s not all: he’s also hoping for a rematch against Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon, the only blemish on his record after their clash last March.
A return under the spotlight
Determined to prove his worth, Gheirati delivered a masterful performance against Nakrob Fairtex. His unanimous decision victory sent a clear message to the rest of the division: he’s back, and stronger than ever. “I want to prove my worth and get closer to the title,” he declared after the fight. An ambition that sounds like a challenge to the entire division.
A path filled with challenges
Despite his strong record, Gheirati knows the road to the top is fraught with obstacles. His sole loss, to Rambolek, remains a target for revenge. But beyond that duel, he’s eyeing the entire division. By breaking into the top 5, he could not only claim a championship title but also establish himself as one of the defining faces of modern Muay Thai.
With optimized preparation and his injury now behind him, Gheirati says he’s ready to take on all challenges. Bangkok, already the stage for his triumphant return, could well be the setting for his next exploits.