Daniel Williams, the 28-year-old WMC Muay Thai world champion, has only played two matches in the cage and has not even won all of them, but his popularity has been rising, because the Muay Thai tough guy has fought every game, regardless of whether he wins or loses.
Last April, in "ONE: Booming", Williams, who made her debut round cage, was given the opportunity to fight Flyweight Muay Thai world champion "Iron Man" Rotang. Rotang crushed many strong enemies with tank play, and no one could beat him on the STAGE OF CHAMPIONSHIP, but Williams had no fear and promised to have a tough guy-style confrontation with Rotang. "I knew it was going to be a fierce or even crazy fight, but my goal was only to defeat Rotang. Hopefully, the match will end with knocking down the opponent. I don't want people to think I'm arrogant, I respect Rotang, but I'm not afraid of him at all. He's just a human being, what's so scary about that? ”
Many people thought williams was just a pre-match cannon, but in this game broadcast to Asian and North American audiences, he really showed his indomitable momentum and shared a bloody battle with Rotang that can be called "tragic". Although Williams was once knocked down by Rotang's heavy punches, and even beaten to the point of blood, he still did not flinch, fought bloodily, and kept elbowing and punching all the time, dragging Rotang into a bitter battle. In the end, "Iron Man" won ten consecutive victories by points, but at the moment when the bell rang at the end of the game, Rotang knelt down with his hands folded to pay tribute to Williams, who also knelt down to salute, making people see the affection between tough boxers.
After a stunning battle with Rodham, Williams came to the grassweight mixed martial arts arena. Facing the 43-year-old former grassweight world champion Dega Dann, Williams was full of firepower, punching hard, smashing elbows, sweeping kicks and constantly attacking, finding an opportunity to punch the liver in the second round, completely knocking the veteran KO out, directly allowing the Muay Thai legend to retire after this game.
On April 22, Williams will enter the cage for the third time against a non-Thai player, Japanese fighter Kawahara Hazuki from the famous Alpha boy band. Kawahara Bohui from Osaka, Japan, 32 years old, practiced karate since childhood, obtained a karate black belt position, and has performed well in major competitions in Japan after transforming into mixed martial arts.
In order to be more competitive in the international arena, he went to the United States Alpha Boy Band to train, practiced with mixed martial arts legends such as Uriah Fibo and Song Yadong, and successfully won the Deep Grassweight World Champion. However, after entering the cage, Kawahara Washi was knocked down by the Philippine Lekai team's famous player "Thunder Boy" Lito Adiwang, regrettably losing.
After losing the game, Kawahara returned to the Alpha Boy Band to practice hard and improve his weaknesses. In addition to the blessing of a famous team, Kawahara's experience is far above Williams. His mixed martial arts career record is 7 wins, 4 losses and 2 draws, 1 game is fruitless, and he has played a total of 14 professional matches. Williams, who transitioned from standing to the field, has a mixed martial arts record of only 4 wins and 1 loss.
Although Williams won the former grassweight world champion Dega Dann, the match was essentially a contest between two Technical Muay Thai boxers, and when it comes to a more technical and experienced Japanese player, will the Muay Thai tough guy have big trouble? Who do you think they can win?