Yodlekpet or Atchariaya refuses to let Inconsistency determine its career longer. The Thai veteran believes that his last spectacular knockout victory represents a turning point instead of just a different peak.
Yedlekfect Pantem and One Friday Fights 120 On August 15 in Bangkok, Thailand’s Lumpinee Stadium. The 30-year-old striker will ride in the moment of his wild first round finish at One Friday Fights 113 after passing back-to-back setbacks.
Those earlier losses for Jaosuayai Mor Krungthepthonburi and Shimon Yoshinari are busy in someone’s talent-loaded flying weight Muay Thai Division where some mistakes dream derail.
His earlier explosive knockout, however, everyone reminded everyone why he earned the nickname ‘the destroyer’ while he broke through psychological barriers that had gathered during his rough patch. The victory restored his hunger for success after two disappointing versions.
Pompet is an even greater challenge than his previous opponent. The colleague Thai has built up a reputation as one of the most dangerous punchers of the circuit with explosive finishing capacity that requires respect.
Despite the possession of 132 professional periods of experience, the Southpaw believes that his best days are for us. Age and experience have not reduced its capacities – they have refined their approach to competition.
“Before the battle of the kidneys I was under much pressure because my last two fights did not go as I had hoped – I was eliminated and then lost by decision in a fight that was not exciting for the fans,” said Yodlekpet.
“That last victory was so important to me. It eventually broke through all the pressure I wore and brought my hunger back to victory.”
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