Reigning ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Champion Asadula “The Dagestan Ninja” Imangazaliev, alongside Thai standouts Black Panther and PTT Apichart Farm, showcased their elite striking capabilities during an exclusive open workout at the Venum Training Camp in Pattaya, Thailand. The session provided fans with a rare, up-close look at the technical precision and explosive power that define these three stars of Team Mehdi Zatout. As they prepare for their respective bouts, the athletes demonstrated the high-octane intensity expected from top-tier competitors, leaving media and fans alike in awe of their conditioning and skill sets.
Reigning champion and Thai warriors display lethal skills ahead of Lumpinee showdowns.
Imangazaliev, the 23-year-old Russian phenomenon, headlines The Inner Circle 39 on November 20, where he will make his first title defense against Aslamjon “El Pantera” Ortikov. This rematch is not only a battle for the belt but also serves as the final quarterfinal bout of the 2026-2027 ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Grand Prix, with the victor advancing to the semifinals. Currently boasting a perfect 13-0 professional record, Imangazaliev has established himself as an unpredictable force capable of finishing fights with any technique in his arsenal. His victory over Ortikov in June made history as he became the first Russian athlete to capture Muay Thai gold in ONE Championship, and he now aims to solidify his legacy by proving his dominance once again.
Both The Inner Circle 38 and 39 will take place inside the historic walls of Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, streaming exclusively for members via live.onefc.com. The November 13 card features Black Panther and PTT, who also addressed the media ahead of their fights, highlighting the depth of talent within the Venum Training Camp. These events promise to deliver high-stakes action, with Imangazaliev’s title defense serving as the centerpiece. Fans can expect a display of world-class Muay Thai as these athletes compete for glory on one of the sport’s most prestigious stages.
Source: Yahoo Sports
