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I take any fight - Regian Eersel takes pride in being ready to fight anytime he s called upon

Regian Eersel [Photo credits: ONE Championship] Newly crowned ONE lightweight Muay Thai world champion takes pride in being one of the promotion’s most active fighters. Amassing an undefeated record of 8-0 since his 2018 debut, ‘The Immortal’ has captured two world titles in two separate sports, joining a very short list of fighters that includes Sam-A Gaiyanghadao, Stamp Fairtex, and Janet Todd. Following his latest world title win at , Eersel sat down with members of the media at the post-fight press conference to discuss his willingness to answer the call anytime ONE needs him: “If you know me, I take any fight. I just said it also after the fight, put me here, ONE Championship, and I will be here, and I will fight. That's me.” Regian Eersel’s latest victory came against Muay Thai sensation . Entering the contest with back-to-back knockouts in the circle and 80 career wins, Klinmee appeared to be primed to make ONE history, but the pressure and unique striking skills were enough to snatch a split decision victory, etching his name in the ONE Championship history books. Despite engaging in a 25-minute war on Friday, ‘The Immortal’ said that he is looking to make a return to the circle in December, defending one of his world titles before year’s end.

Representing his homeland is everything for ONE world champion Regian Eersel

Becoming a two-sport world champion is about more than building a legacy under the ONE banner. It’s about building a legacy in his home country of Suriname. Posed with the potential to be the best fighter from the northern South American country, Regian Eersel recently shared his dream of building that type of legacy for himself and his homeland: "That means a lot to me. I’m building my legacy now for 10 years and it’s one of my dreams that I can say that I’m the best fighter from Suriname on the planet and this is one for my legacy and history." ‘The Immortal’ is more than ready to continue building his legacy, sharing his desire to defend both the lightweight kickboxing and Muay Thai world championships on a regular basis. Aside from that, Eersel has also suggested that a transition to mixed martial arts could be on the cards, with the 29-year-old star saying, “never say never” to the possibility. Poll : 0 votes Quick Links More from Sportskeeda Thank You! Show More Comments No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ Be the first one to comment on this story More from Sportskeeda Fetching more content... 1 Logout No Results Found