Phetjeeja Eyes Two-Sport Champion Status, Predicts Knockout Against Martyna Dominczak At ONE Fight Night 38

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Reigning ONE Atomweight Kickboxing World Champion "The Queen" Phetjeeja opens up about returning to her Muay Thai roots and her ultimate goal to become a two-sport World Champion when she faces Polish hard-hitting striker Martyna Dominczak at ONE Fight Night 38 on 6 December.

The 23-year-old sensation remains undefeated in ONE Championship with seven victories, including four in Muay Thai and three in kickboxing. Her incredible 209 career wins demonstrate the depth of experience she brings into this atomweight Muay Thai showdown.

Phetjeeja last competed in Muay Thai in 2023, winning by TKO before transitioning focus to kickboxing where she captured ONE gold. The Thai striker began her Muay Thai journey at just 7 years old, building the foundation for her elite striking skills.

For the Thai, this fight carries immense significance as her first Muay Thai bout in two years. Phetjeeja understands fans are eager to see if her skills in the traditional art remain as sharp after focusing on kickboxing competition.

"This fight is extremely important because it's my first Muay Thai fight in two years. Many fans are probably waiting to see my performance. I will try my best to defeat Martyna in the best possible form," Phetjeeja said.

"My dream is to win the ONE Women's Atomweight Muay Thai World Championship and become a two-sport ONE World Champion. I believe that if I put on a good performance in this fight and get an impressive win, I might get the chance to challenge Allycia Hellen Rodrigues in my very next fight."

Phetjeeja predicts fireworks in this high-stakes matchup, as both fighters enter with championship aspirations and finishing ability. The Thai recognizes Dominczak's power and understands the dangerous nature of facing a motivated contender seeking her own title shot.

"The fight is definitely going to be exciting. The chance of a finish is very high, because she also wants an impressive win to challenge Allycia, just like me. I think if either of us makes a mistake, it could be a knockout," Phetjeeja said.