Myanmar striker Sonrak Fairtex will not be drawn in a fight with Power Puncher Samingdam NF Lookuan. The tactical hunter plans to be patient and precision against the predictable patterns of his aggressive opponent.
Sonrak faces Samingdam in the main event of One Friday Fights 119 On Friday, August 8, in Bangkok, Thailand’s Lumpinee Stadium. The 24-year-old Myanmar-hunter Koppen for the first time after he returned from a losing series with a unanimous decision victory.
The 140-pound Muay Thai collision offers Sonrak an important opportunity to build Momentum to earn a contract of $ 100,000 and main roster in one championship. His path requires the neutralization of the devastating pong power of Samingdam and at the same time the use of opportunities for counterattack.
Sonrak respects his opponent’s finish, but sees exploitable weaknesses in the one -dimensional approach of the Thai striker. Samingdam’s dependence on forward pressure and heavy hands create openings for a patient’s opposer.
The representative of Myanmar has confronted with aggressive opponents throughout his career and teaches that timing often beats rough power. His game plan focuses on avoiding direct exchanges while landing precise counters when Samingdam connects to his attacks.
Experience taught Sonrak that sustainability could force this fight to the last bell. Both men have the toughness to absorb considerable damage, making tactical versions more important than hunting out.
“Samingdam is an aggressive hunter who just comes forward and has a really cool body. But his weakness is that his weapons are not very diverse – he only has dangerous punches,” Sonrak said.
“For the game plan I know for sure that Samingdam will come forward and hit me as he said.
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