Petchtechin Eyes KO Victory in Rajadamnern 115-Pound Title Clash
Confident interim champion Petchtechin clashes with reigning titleholder Petchdej for the Rajadamnern 115-pound crown on Saturday, August 1, claiming he has identified critical weaknesses in his opponent that others have missed.
Petchtechin expresses full confidence in spotting a clear weakness in his opponent as he pursues his dream knockout of Petchdej to claim the Rajadamnern championship. The RWS event on Saturday, August 1 opens the first Saturday of the new month with a heated title bout at 115 pounds between reigning champion Petchdej of Petchyindee Academy and interim champion Petchtechin of Bang Saen Fight Club.
The pair have been scheduled to fight twice before. First, in April, Petchdej withdrew due to injury, prompting RWS to match Petchtechin against Phusing of Kham In district for the interim title. Then in June, Petchtechin withdrew injured. This marks their third scheduled meeting.
This time, Petchtechin displays complete confidence after recovering from his injury. He reports training well—the best training of his life—and is fully convinced he has identified weaknesses in Petchdej that other fighters in the 115-pound division have overlooked. He is prepared to demonstrate this on Saturday to establish himself as undisputed champion.
"My life has come far already, and the title is within reach. On August 1, I will take it," Petchtechin said. "Those who say my skills don't match Petchdej, wait and see. I am different from everyone he has faced. I will show you exactly where his weakness lies."
The stakes are enormous: champion versus champion for the Rajadamnern 115-pound title, with the winner receiving a bonus of 350,000 baht from RWS immediately, along with the championship belt. This Saturday cannot be missed.
