Superbon says loss on home turf and getting knocked out makes him greedy for a win

It should come as no surprise why Superbon is more motivated to take the big win at ONE Fight Night 11 this Friday, June 9.

The ruthless Thai started the new year as the reigning ONE featherweight kickboxing, only to drop his 26-pound belt less than two weeks out of the year when he faced off against the Belarusian-born Azerbaijani, Chingiz Allazov at ONE Fight Night 6 on January 13.

Allazov defeated the then-king of the division with blistering right-hand rounds, causing him to be knocked out early in the second round.

He knocked out Muay Thai gym representative Singha Mawynn with another right before a final right-hand strike helped him win a walking KO in just 63 seconds of the stanza.

Great still haven’t overcome the defeat, and he used it as fuel for his training camp to prepare for tayfun zcanA battle is going on inside the legendary Lumpinee Boxing Stadium this weekend.

While his partner on showdown night provided a similar hunger for victory, Superbon said the way he was beaten and disqualified left him much more hungry than the Dutch-Turkish attacking genius. Turkey.

Talk to ONE Championship, Great speak:

“I lost on my court and got KOs before I had a chance to show what I practiced.”

With less than a week to go until the fifth match on the ONE stage, Superbon is still confident of his chance to surpass Ozcan and earn the gold he once owned.

North American fans with an Amazon Prime membership can watch all the action at A Night Fight 11 live and free.