MMA superstar Stamp Fairtex has been called out by just about every atomweight fighter on the planet. She’d heard all the crap, but Stamp simply doesn’t care, regardless of who it’s from.
Thai-born Stamp isn’t bothered by high-ranking fighter “Hamzan” Ham So-hee either. Stump his Fairtex spoke about Ham Sohee in a recent interview with Calf his kick his sport. A 25-year-old fighter said:
“She’s a very good fighter and a challenging opponent. But like I said, I feel like everyone is trying to talk to me, but not in a good way. I don’t really care.”
See the full interview below.
South Korea’s “Hamzan” is currently on an eight-game winning streak. She ranks third in the competitive women’s atomweight division behind ONE Women’s Atomweight World Champion Angela Lee and Stamp Fairtex.
Stamp Fairtex continues her efforts for a world title bout with Lee this year, but first and foremost, she has to worry about a superfight with complicated rules.
The 25-year-old athlete, who booked live on Prime Video for ONE Fight Night 6 on January 13, will face “C18” Anissa Mechsen. Fight Cards will be live and available to North American fans with a Prime Video subscription for free.
Stamp Fairtex doesn’t care about Anissa Mexen’s trash talk
Anissa Meksen is a well-decorated striker who even downplays Stamp’s ability in the circle.
While speaking to Calf Kick Sport, Stamp explained:
“I don’t feel anything in particular. In fact, everyone does this before testing me. So I just go, and we fight, and we’ll see.”
The 25-year-old fighter added that he will be aiming for a submission finish against Meksen. she said:
“In mixed martial arts, I’ve been focused on takedowns…I can definitely win, and I’m going to try to submit in the second round.”
In ONE Circle, Mexen and Stamp fight in a superfight with mixed rules. Each round of the match alternates between Muay Thai and his MMA rules. Fans will be eagerly awaiting this showdown as he is booked for ONE Fight Night 6 on January 13th at Impact his arena in Bangkok.
