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WATCH: Flyweight Muay Thai king Rodtang puts Thai legend Buakaw to work in massive crossover

Current ONE flyweight Muay Thai world champion Rodtang Jitmuangnon spent some time training with one of the sport's most beloved superstars—Buakaw.

In a video shared on Instagram, 'The Iron Man' was seen holding pads for the multi-time Muay Thai world champion. Of course, that didn't stop Buakaw from taking a few shots at Rodtang's chin before dumping him in the closing seconds of the clip, which you can see below. The caption of the post read:

"Just came to visit and you got hit".
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With nearly 250 wins to his credit, Buakaw Banchamek is considered to be one of the greatest strikers in the history of the art of eight limbs. Throughout his career which has spanned four decades, Buakaw has held titles under the WMC, WBC, PBA, K-1, and Kunlun Fight banners.

Today, the 42-year-old icon is still a dominant force in Muay Thai, winning fights around the world and in his home country of Thailand.


Rodtang returns to the win column with a dominant performance against Denis Puric

Returning to the Circle at ONE 167 in Bangkok, Rodtang climbed back into the win column with a dominant unanimous decision victory over 'The Bosnian Menace' Denis Puric in a catchweight kickboxing clash. It was the Thai's first time competing since seeing his coming up short on the scorecards against 'The Kicking Machine' Superlek at ONE Friday Fights 34 in September.

With another win in the books, 'The Iron Man' is hoping to return to the Circle later this year for a long-awaited scrap with Japanese kickboxing sensation Takeru Segawa.

The two were originally set to square off at ONE 165 in Tokyo, but Rodtang was forced out of the contest due to a hand injury, paving the way for Superlek to step in and take his place at the event.

Is Rodtang vs. Takeru the fight to make following the events of ONE 167?

If you missed any of the action, ONE Championship fans in the United States and Canada can watch the ONE 167 replay on demand via Amazon Prime Video.

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