Thai Power Puncher Samingdam NF Lookuan refuses to consider his approach against Sonrak Fairtex. The 23-year-old striker plans to unleash immediate pressure and to force a wild exchange of the opening bell.
Samingdam faces Sonrak in the main event of One Friday Fights 119 On Friday, August 8, in Bangkok, Thailand’s Lumpinee Stadium. The Thai striker drives on a two-fog winning series while hunting the contract of $ 100,000 that is supplied with lead roster promotion.
His path to victory revolves around exploiting what he sees as a striking defensive weaknesses in the game of the Myanmar Fighter. Samingdam believes that the aggressive attack by Sonrak contra-punching creates opportunities that can end the fight early.
The Thai striker respects the Southpaw Power of his opponent, but requires his ability to absorb clean recordings. The knockout losses of Sonrak offer a blueprint for Samingdam’s aggressive game plan.
Recent Momentum gives Samingdam confidence in his finish. His third round knockout from Amir Naseri on a Friday fight 110 reminded him why forward pressure works against defensive hunters.
That victory required a mentality shift to struggle through two rounds of hesitation. His coach’s corner advice to fight nothing to lose nothing led to the knockout series that restored his aggressive identity.
“Sonrak is a Southpaw with a real Thai hunter style. His strengths are his non-stop left punches and left stairs. But I think his defense is not great because he is still being hit quite often,” Samingdam said.
“It is true that Sonrak’s body has become more difficult lately, but for a hunter who has been eliminated earlier, I believe that when he gets clean again, there is a good chance that he will go down. And I believe that if he will be hit by my weapons, he will certainly go.”
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