Johan “Jojo” Ghazali tries to put an end to his losing series against an opponent he regards as inferior. The Teenage Knockout artist is standing opposite Zakaria El Jamari to prove that his recent setbacks were temporary obstacles instead of permanent problems.
Ghazali meets El Jamari in flying weight Muay Thai promotion One Fight Night 35: Buntan vs. Hemetsberger on Prime Video On Friday 5 September, in Bangkok, Thailand’s Lumpinee Stadium. The 18-year-old Malaysian-American is looking for his first victory since successive defeats for Johan Estupinan and Diego Paez.
Back-to-back losses tested Ghazali’s confidence after he had built up his reputation through devastating knockouts. The Sarawakian Striker has five knockouts from six one one championship victories and settles as one of the most dangerous young talents of the promotion.
His recent defeats revealed areas that need improvement than rough power. Ghazali showed flashes of evolved technology against both Estupinan and Paez despite losing both competitions.
The teenager believes that his technical development will overwhelm El Jamari in combination with his natural finish. Ghazali expects the Moroccan striker to move aggressively and creates opportunities for counterattacks.
Training in Superbon Training Camp in Bangkok has given access to Elite instructions from multiple One World Champions. The area pushes Ghazali daily through intense sessions with proven competitors.
“To be honest, it means a lot to get this chance on revenge or redemption. I want to fight since my last defeat. I am back there with two losses in a row, it will feel different. But I? I am the same old me. But the difference is a developed version of myself,” Ghazali said.
“He has a decent boxing – that’s it. Nothing anymore. He makes no impression on me. Anyway, you look at it, I will be in every area of this fight. I have evolved.”
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