“This Is What I Will Bring to the Fight” – Stamp Fairtex Promises to Treat Fans to a Striking Clinic at ONE Fight Night 10

Given Stamp Fairtex’s history as a former ONE Atomweight Kickboxing and Muay Thai World Champion, those tuning in to ONE Fight Night 10: Johnson vs. Moraes III on May 5 will be expecting her to put on a striking showcase.

And the #1-ranked atomweight contender promises to stay true to her craft and do what fans hope she’ll do when she takes on American sensation Alyse “Lil’ Savage” Anderson at the Singapore-based promotion’s long-awaited debut on U.S. soil.

Ahead of her mixed martial arts showdown at 1stBank Center in Denver, Colorado, Stamp said:

“Of course, I’m good at the stand-up part of the game. My strength is my stand-up game. This is what I will bring to the fight. I am more skilled than [Anderson] in terms of Muay Thai and kickboxing. 

“And in the ground game, maybe I am inferior, but I think I will have the advantage and will come out on top in our striking exchanges.”

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With more than 60 career wins in Muay Thai and kickboxing, it’s easy to understand why the former ONE Atomweight MMA World Title Challenger is regarded as the most feared striker in the 115-pound division.

Stamp Fairtex is aiming to surprise the audience

Often blending her speed and combinations in her punches, kicks, and elbows, Stamp’s striking style in the all-encompassing sport guarantees excitement and, more importantly, highlight-reel finishes.

From 11 promotional fights in MMA, the Fairtex Gym representative has amassed nine wins – most of which have featured impressive stand-up action. 

However, with MMA being more than just striking, Stamp knows to expect tests in wrestling and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, too – areas that have previously been described as weaknesses for the Thai star.

The 25-year-old star is realistic, and she admits that she may be the less experienced grappler in her matchup with Anderson. 

But after focusing on her ground game over the last few months, in preparation for “Lil’ Savage,” she is feeling confident of her chances. 

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In fact, Stamp believes she could spring a surprise on the canvas, especially after reading Anderson’s comments that questioned her knowledge of the grappling arts.

She added:

“She’s correct. Let her believe it that way. Because if I beat her during the ground fight – similar to how I beat Ritu with an armbar – it will surprise everyone.”