ONE 168: Seksan shows off his class against Karim Bennoui in his US primetime debut for ONE Championship
Thai veteran Seksan Or Kwanmuang has achieved more than enough to put himself as one of the most entertaining Muay Thai fighter to ever compete in ONE Championship.
'The Man Who Yields to No One' is scheduled to return to action at ONE 168: Denver, where he will clash with British superstar Liam Harrison on September 6.
But before that happens, Seksan has made an introduction to the American audience when he debuted in U.S. primetime last November, where he faced ISKA kickboxing world champion Karim Bennoui.
In that matchup, the Algerian knockout artist Bennoui proved to be a tough foe with his all-out striking, but the Thai managed to drown his foe with suffocating, unending pressure and a mixture of thudding body kicks, elbow strikes, and grueling clinch work.
And at the end of the day, it was the Thai’s wild aggression that carried him to his seventh consecutive victory in the organization.
Next, at ONE 168: Denver, we will witness another epic, all-out action barnburner when Seksan's aggression meets Harrison's lifelong experience.
Liam Harrison praises ONE Championship after making a huge impact on Muay Thai
Before Liam Harrison returns to action to face Seksan, his sixth opponent under the ONE Championship banner, at ONE 168 in Denver, Colorado, the British superstar stacked praise on the organization for its accomplishments in Muay Thai.
'Hitman' was happy with what the promotion has done in establishing four-ounce glove Muay Thai action, and also giving another shoutout to ONE's production and marketing, saying that not many can break its dominance in the striking world.
The 38-year-old told The FullerWatt Podcast before he goes against Seksan:
"It's exciting, innit? The production's great. It's on Sky Sports now. It's all over the world. So yeah, it is amazing like all the production, the fight week, all the media, you've got the entire world watching. They've done great things for Muay Thai."
Catch ONE 168: Denver live in U.S. primetime on Sept. 6. Tickets are still available via Ticketmaster.