“Muay Thai kicks are different” – Fans wince at Nong-O’s disgusting leg kick that shattered Liam Harrison’s knee

This Friday night, Nong-O Hama, a Muay Thai legend, will aim to regain his winning streak as he steps back into the iconic Lumpinee Boxing Stadium.

On April 5, the ex-ONE bantamweight Muay Thai world champion will return to the ring with the determination to overcome the disappointment of consecutive knockout defeats. He will face off against Kulabdam Sor Jor Piek Uthai, a two-time Lumpinee Stadium world champion and fellow Thai fighter.

Despite his opponent’s undefeated record in his last five fights, Nong-O will need to rely on his greatest strength in order to secure another victory at the Mecca of Muay Thai.

“Leg kicks that made an IMPACT 😳 Will we see a kick knockout when Nong-O and Kulabdam throw down in⁠ bantamweight Muay Thai action on April 5 at ONE Friday Fights 58?”

Fans of ONE Championship expressed their thoughts on the devastating leg kicks unleashed by Nong-O on Liam Harrison during ONE on Prime Video 1, leaving comments on Instagram that read:

“Muay Thai kicks are different”

“Imagine taking one of them nasty leg kicks”

“That leg is looking for another body”

“Different levels”

“That’s like taking a crowbar to the knee”

“My legs snapped in half just watching that”

Nong-O eager to take on fellow Thai fighter at ONE Friday Fights 58

Despite the threat posed by Nong-O, one should never underestimate the potential of a young and determined fighter like Kulabdam. Since joining the ONE banner in 2019, the ‘Left Meteorite’ has made a name for himself with his formidable power, earning an impressive 7-3 record and securing three consecutive knockouts against opponents such as Tyson Harrison, Fariyar Aminipour, and Julio Lobo.

During his interview with Sportsmanor, Nong-O Hama expressed his enthusiasm for competing against the formidable Thai prospect in their home country.

“I’m excited as usual because for this fight I’ll be facing a fellow Thai fighter. It has been three years since I’ve faced a Thai. So I’m excited and pumped. I’m focused on getting the win no matter what.”

Will Nong-O be able to continue his winning streak this Friday, or will Kulabdam’s ‘Left Meteorite’ lead him to the biggest triumph of his career thus far?

ONE Friday Fights 58 will be available for live streaming via pay-per-view at watch.onefc.com on Friday, April 5th.