A championship: “We have similar style”

Phetjeeja Lukjaoporongtom was able to enlarge the possible next challenger Kana Morimoto last weekend.

After falling into a debut against Anissa Meksen, the Japanese feel bounced back with a dominant unanimous decision over Moa Carlsson on Friday 95 at the Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok on the last 31 January.

In her interview on the ringKana had told a commentator Mitch Chilson that she would then be on the line for the Atomweight Kickboxing Queen on the return of promotion to Japan in a 162nd on March 23.

Phetjeeja even entered the ring and congratulates the 32 -year -old for her impressive performance. After watching how Kana works near, the “queen” had this to say:

“First of all, I would like to say hello to everyone.”

After all, Phetjeeja and Kana are quite similar when it comes to crushing their opponents with a crazy volume.

“Queen Krusher” loves to impose a fast pace, using incredible speed to land a plethora of kick and fists.

Phetjeeja, on the other hand, employs similar octane offense, supported by some The Authorization and Wild Finishing Skills.

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Can Kana put an end to the kingdom of Phetjeeja terrorism?

So far, Phetjeeja has been able to go on the way on her way to claim 26 pounds of gold at the martial arts house.

The 23 -year -old Thai phenomenon has caused deceased both in Muay Thai and Kickboxing and comes from huge victories against two of the biggest names of the impressive female, Anissa Meksen and Janet Todd.

With over 200 career wins and counting, Phetjeeja will undoubtedly be the favorite in a possible match with Kana.

However, its subsidiary of the Team Aftermath has already presented huge skills and a spirit of undoubted warrior in its first two periods under one banner.

One thing is for sure, the fans will be for a pleasure when these two inevitably collide.