Johan Ghazali refuses recent setbacks to have his championship ambitions derail. The 18-year-old striker believes that his tactical adjustments will pay dividends against experienced opposition.
Ghazali is confronted with Zakaria El Jamari in flying weight Muay Thai Action AT One Fight Night 35: Buntan vs. Hemetsberger on Prime Video On Friday, September 5, in Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand. The teenager tries to put an end to a bipping losing series that exposed errors in his aggressive approach.
Back-to-back defeats for Johan Estupinan and Diego Paez forced Ghazali to confront uncomfortable truths about his fighting style. Opponents started to anticipate his explosive combinations and knockout power. The young striker realized that his greatest weapon had become predictable.
Training in Superbon Training Camp offered the perfect environment for tactical evolution. World class instructors such as Superbon and Nong-O have helped Ghazali to go further than pure aggression. The teenager discovered the importance of setting up strikes with stairs, elbows and strategic positioning.
“There are a few lessons I learned this year. The first loss [to Estupinan] Was very difficult for me because I changed Kampen, I moved from my comfort zone and changed so many things, “he said.
“But from both battles, I think I learned that I had to change my style, because no one I knew who I was – nobody knew the power or the comboes I have. After several fights, people start to study you, people start to realize:” Oh, he does this or he does that. “”
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