Undefeated British-Pakistani striker Ubaid "Bad" Hussain knew another big win on the global stage would earn him a US$100,000 contract, and that is exactly what he achieved at The Inner Circle 28.
He walked into Bangkok's Lumpinee Stadium last Friday, August 28, with both his unbeaten record and his main roster ambitions on the line, and the 20-year-old delivered on both fronts.
Hussain set the tone immediately in his flyweight Muay Thai clash against Isannuea Sor Sasiwat, which streamed live in Asia primetime for subscribers at live.onefc.com. He worked behind sharp footwork and a varied attack that put the Thai on the back foot from the opening exchanges.
Just before the end of the round, the Kiatphontip representative connected with a well-placed knee to the body that sent his opponent crashing to the canvas.
The 20-year-old reflected:
#hussain #pakistani
He walked into Bangkok's Lumpinee Stadium last Friday, August 28, with both his unbeaten record and his main roster ambitions on the line, and the 20-year-old delivered on both fronts.
Hussain set the tone immediately in his flyweight Muay Thai clash against Isannuea Sor Sasiwat, which streamed live in Asia primetime for subscribers at live.onefc.com. He worked behind sharp footwork and a varied attack that put the Thai on the back foot from the opening exchanges.
Just before the end of the round, the Kiatphontip representative connected with a well-placed knee to the body that sent his opponent crashing to the canvas.
The 20-year-old reflected:
#hussain #pakistani
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