“You can see it’s beautiful”

Ahead of his upcoming second defense of the ONE Featherweight World Championship in kickboxing, Superbon Singha Mawynn has been training for a few weeks at Khun Suek Muay Thai in Krabi, Thailand, which he says has worked well for their team.

Krabi, a resort town known for its scenic vistas and stunning beaches and islands in the south of the country, provided Superbon with the perfect setting while preparing for battle while also relaxing.

The Thai champion gushed about his training situation in Krabi in an interview with SCMP MMA, saying:

“It’s beautiful in Krabi. Everything is better for training, we can relax. Every day after training, we can jump into the sea to swim to relax our muscles. Every morning we walk on the beach at sunrise. It’s very nice for training, it’s very good. Krabi is quieter than Phuket but nicer to me. It’s perfect for exercising. I hope everyone comes to our gym. You can see it’s beautiful.”

Superbon added:

“Our gym is up the hill and you can see the beach from the view. And you can walk up the hill, you can walk to the beach, you can spend time on the hill and see the sunset every day. After training it ends around 6 p.m., after that you can see the sunset from the gym.”

Watch the video below to see the full interview:

The 32-year-old warrior will headline the ONE Fight Night 6 match on January 13 in Bangkok against #1 kickboxing contender in the featherweight division and World Grand Prix champion Chingiz Allazov of Belarus.

The event is live and free to North American fans with an active Prime Video subscription in US primetime.

WATCH: Superbon Singha Mawynn and Nong-O Gaiyanghadao trade kicks on a scenic beach in Thailand

To help him prepare for his second title defense, ONE World Featherweight Kickboxing Champion Superbon Singha Mawynn trained alongside his Thai Champion Nong-O Gaiyanghadao at the Khun Suek Muay Thai in Krabi.

The Thai warrior recently posted a video on Instagram showing him and Nong-O, ONE’s Muay Thai Bantamweight Champion, exchanging kicks. The caption read:

“Relax with @nongogaiyanghadao after hard workout with @trainer_gae”

Watch the following video:

The 32-year-old fighter is scheduled to defend his world title against Belarusian challenger and Grand Prix winner Chingiz Allazov at ONE Fight Night 6 on January 13 in Bangkok.

A week later, on January 20th, it’s Nong-O’s turn to defend his title against Russia’s Alaverdi Ramazanov at ONE Lumpinee 1.

ONE Fight Night 6 is live and free to North American fans with an active Prime Video subscription during US primetime.