‘Kill-Or-Be-Killed’ – Johan Ghazali Vows To Spoil Shimon’s Homecoming At ONE SAMURAI 1

Johan “Jojo” Ghazali has built his entire career on statements, and at ONE SAMURAI 1 this Wednesday, April 29, he plans to make his loudest one yet. The 19-year-old Malaysian-American sensation ventures into enemy territory to face Shimon Yoshinari in a flyweight Muay Thai clash, which broadcasts live on pay-per-view from the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan. View this post on Instagram Victory for the teenage phenom, who prepares at Superbon Training Camp in Thailand and Rentap Muaythai Gym in Malaysia, would push him to three straight triumphs on the global stage and a significant step closer to ONE Championship gold.

In fact, seeing his teammate Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon lift the ONE Bantamweight Muay Thai World Title from Nabil Anane last month has lit a new fire in him . This camp has reflected every ounce of that fire. Ghazali has left no stone unturned in his preparation, as he’s been sharpening his tools, tightening his defensive habits, and doing the quiet work.

He told onefc. com : “We always put in 100 percent in every fight camp. We’re always focused.

We train with the same intensity, same hard work, and same dedication. But, of course, we’re setting up the right game plan, while tweaking some mistakes. “I feel much more mentally and physically strong, too.