Aliff Sor Dechapan Eyes World Title Shot As He Prepares For El Jamari Family Revenge Mission

Aliff Sor Dechapan Hungry for a Finish in ONE Fight Night 32

“I’m ready to test his power in this fight. I expect a fierce fight. Anything can happen in a fight. But I’m confident my KO power is better than his. Even if I had no confidence in my knockout power, I’d do my best to make sure it is at its best for this fight. If there’s a chance, with Allah’s grace, I’ll surely knock him out,” Aliff remarked to ONE.

Aliff Sor Dechapan’s pathway to championship contention has been destructive. His current winning streak includes victories over veterans Walter Goncalves and Shamil Adukhov, but it was his 97-second demolition of Zakaria El Jamari that truly announced his arrival as a title threat.

However, the younger El Jamari brother presents a more formidable challenge than his sibling, according to Aliff. While acknowledging stylistic similarities between the brothers, he’s identified key areas where Elmehdi surpasses Zakaria’s abilities. Aliff has no qualms in taking the role of villain for the El Jamari family.

“Yeah, I’ve knocked out his brother. I think both of them have the same style. But, in my opinion, Elmehdi is much more powerful than Zakaria. He’s much more complete than his brother,” Aliff commented.

Aliff stated he is cognizant of the speed and power of his upcoming opponent. He hopes to match that with his own stiff strikes and set Lumpinee Stadium on fire. With both athletes possessing legitimate one-shot knockout power and championship ambitions, ONE Fight Night 32 promises to deliver when these strawweights settle their business in the ring.

ONE Fight Night 32 airs live on Friday, June 6, on Prime Video. The action begins at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT. The event is free for all Amazon Prime subscribers in the U.S. and Canada.