More relaxed. More clear.
I changed my mind a little bit."
The teenage striker expressed excitement regarding the tactical layout of the matchup, recognizing his opponent's aggressive boxing style while hinting at a more diverse striking arsenal.
"He's a good fighter. He has good hands, strong hands, power.
It will be a very good fight," said Ramadan.
He noted that his preparation spanned nearly three months without interruption, emphasizing his desire to demonstrate his true capabilities to the global audience.
"Maybe more kicks this time. I trained very hard for this fight.
Almost three months. Even during Ramadan I was training.
I don't stop training. I want to do my best and show the fans who Ramadan Ondash is," said Ramadan.
Looking past the immediate challenge, Ramadan highlighted a potential future matchup against fellow teenage phenom Johan "Jojo" Ghazali, a contest highly anticipated by combat sports fans.
"Everybody wants to see me and Jojo. We are both strong, young, and we have big futures together.
A very beautiful fight," said Ramadan.
He recalled their amateur background in the International Muay Thai Federation circuit, clarifying that professional competition overrides past personal relationships.
"We were friends. But inside the ring there are no friends.
After the fight we can be friends again," said Ramadan.
Ramadan concluded by expressing his desire to secure a spot on the promotion's upcoming international expansion events, specifically targeting a summer card in East Asia.
"If I win this fight, I want to fight Jojo at ONE SAMURAI event in Japan. I love Japan.
