Fabricio Andrade is able to showcase his improvement below Tiger Muay Thai head boxing coach John Hutchinson when he headlines ONE Battle Night time 16 on Friday, November 3.
That night, ‘Surprise Boy’ switches from his typical playground of MMA to compete towards Jonathan Haggerty for the vacant bantamweight kickboxing world title inside the long-lasting Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand.
With a lot at stake, the Brazilian athlete is able to throw it down within the sport that set him off into the martial arts realm some ten years in the past.
And his confidence heading into this striking-only contest has solely elevated attributable to his diligent work alongside the very particular person who helped him onto his bantamweight MMA world title earlier this yr.
In an unique interview with The MMA Superfan, Fabricio Andrade had this to say on ‘The Buncrana Banger’ and the way his eye for element has immensely helped him through the years:
“He’s at all times looking for one thing that I can appropriate, and that studying course of makes me higher.”
In previous interviews, the 26-year-old even revealed that he by no means had it simple being below the wings of Hutchinson, who oftentimes pressured him to do probably the most basic items throughout coaching classes.
However as time handed, Fabricio Andrade seen that sticking to the fundamentals was ultimately key to the success in his profession.
He added:
“So, nothing has modified. We nonetheless are engaged on that jab, however on the identical time, specializing in totally different stuff or issues that may assist me always maintain bettering.”
Watch the interview right here:
With extra consideration to element and discovering methods to combine different pictures into his jab, the Brazilian athlete ought to have the ability to discover gaping holes in Haggerty’s arsenal ought to he resolve to face and bang with the Londoner at ONE Battle Night time 16.
North American followers with an energetic Amazon Prime Video subscription can catch all of the motion stay and at no cost in U.S. primetime on Friday, November 3.