During the post-fight interview, ONE Championship commentator Mitch Chilson confirmed that Aliff will challenge reigning titleholder Prajanchai PK Saenchai for the strawweight belt in his next outing.
The win improved Aliff’s record to 62-9 and positioned him as the division’s top contender after a performance that showcased maturity and finishing ability against one of Muay Thai’s most promising young stars.
Aliff performs Muay Thai masterclass against the rising phenomenon
Aliff and Ondash engaged in a compelling battle of emerging talents, with both competitors displaying exceptional Muay Thai performances in the opening rounds.
The bout remained competitive until the decisive third frame, when the Thai-Malaysian scored a crucial knockdown that definitively shifted the momentum in his favor and convinced the judges to award him the unanimous decision victory.
Aliff explained how recognizing his opponent’s aggressive tendencies required careful defensive adjustments to maintain his lead rather than recklessly pursuing a finish.
“When I got the knockdown, I had to be very careful because I knew Ramadan would get up and he would try to knock me out to get his victory. So I played the game very carefully,” he said.
Physical advantages appear to be decisive in Contender Clash
In addition to calculated technique, Aliff credited his physical attributes for creating advantages during the three-round battle.
The Thai-Malaysian contender highlighted how effectively using his size against the shorter opponent provided a foundation for controlling range and dictating engagement terms.
“I believe my height and reach advantage played a crucial role in this fight and I really had to take advantage of that,” he explained.
Aliff’s ability to impose his preferred fighting distance while nullifying Ondash’s aggressive attacks showcased the complete game required to challenge for the ONE Strawweight Muay Thai World Title.
Confident competitor challenges the division champion
Following the post-fight announcement, Aliff expressed his certainty about his championship chances as he directly challenged Prajanchai, who currently holds one Strawweight Muay Thai World Title.
The 21-year-old made clear his intentions to take the crown of the ‘art of eight limbs’ from the reigning king.
“I’m confident that my next fight will be a title shot. You know, they announced it in the ring too, so I’m very confident. Prajanchai, I hope you’re ready for me. I’m coming for your title,” Aliff said.
The reigning champion has competed in over 400 professional fights and established himself as one of Muay Thai’s most dominant forces, making him a formidable obstacle for any contender looking for gold.
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