In the "ONE: Strike Hard" lightweight mixed martial arts competition on January 14, "The Eagles" Seguid Izagakhmayev will make his round cage debut against the previous welterweight world champion challenger Nakajima James. Although he has never shown his skills in a round cage, the 27-year-old Sergeid has attracted a lot of attention before the game, not only because of his excellent record of 19 wins and 2 losses and good fighting strength, but also because of the support of the record-breaking fighting superstar "Kitty Hawk" Habib. Not only is Habib mentally supporting Sergeid, but this time he will also travel with Sergeid to Singapore to serve as a corner coach by the cage and help the good brothers win their debuts.
Sajid grew up with Kitty Hawk, received guidance from Habib's late father, and regarded each other as writers. After Habib's rise to fame, Sergeid is also ready to show his strength in The Asian Arena and become a world champion. "My goal is to be a world champion. If I didn't have this goal in my heart, I wouldn't have fought with all my might. My style is the same as Habib's, which is to wrestle and suppress opponents on the ground. Habib grew up with me, he was a good brother to me, I learned a lot from him, he guided my preparation training and also planned to accompany me to Singapore to help me win. When you have a legendary player in your corner who keeps out a complete victory, that will be a guarantee of victory, and if I make a mistake, he will quickly give me a feedback and correct the mistake. ”
Segid knew that his opponent was one of the most dangerous boxers of his class. Coincidentally, Nakajima is also a wrestler, having practiced wrestling with Olympic gold medalists and won the NJCAA wrestling championship. In addition to his excellent wrestling skills, Nakajima also received guidance from world champion kickboxing world champion "Doctor" George Petosio, improving his standing strike skills. Before losing to the second-middleweight world champion "cheeky" Giamarian Abasov, Nakajima maintained a record of 12 wins, including defeating legendary Japanese boxer Kenyanobu Oka.
"I think Nakajima is tenacious and tough to deal with and I will try to meet him at my best. I know he's also a wrestler and has watched all his matches, but doesn't think he can pose any unexpected threat to me. If I can't knock him down, I'll blow him up while standing. In addition to wrestling, my strike skills are also good, my punches, elbows and legs are good, and the tactics I use depend entirely on my opponents. I'm better than my opponents in every way. I don't predict how he's going to end up, but I already have a plan. ”
Like the Kitty Hawk, Sergeid prefers to speak with his fists in the ring rather than fighting a war of words with his opponents. He didn't think Nakajima would pose a threat to him, and even began to plan for the next step. "I want to remind future opponents that you all have to be ready to face my challenge. After beating Nakajima, I wanted to play more top boxers like Yin Yulai and Alvarez. ”
Do you think that with the help of the "Little Eagle", Segid can win the round cage debut on behalf of the "Eagle Regiment"?