Aung La N Sang ready to defend Light Heavyweight title against Bigdash

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ONE Championship Light Heavyweight Champion Aung La N Sang will defend his title against Vitaly Bigdash in Singapore on 29 April.  Photo: ONE Championship

Aung La N Sang “The Burmese Python” is now ready to defend his ONE Light Heavyweight World Championship title against Vitaly Bigdash at the “ONE on TNT IV” event, which will be held at Singapore Indoor Stadium in Singapore on 29 April, according to his interview with the ONE Championship.
The Burmese Python is now preparing his best ahead of the thrilling fight.
Axe throwing is one of Aung La’s hobbies, and he was playing with axes after his training, according to the ONE Championship.
Aung La has also expressed his feeling about his excellent opponent.
“He lives about five miles from me. He has a big, big yard,” the Burmese Python said. “So one day, we just went over and threw some axes.”
“It’s just something fun to do besides training because that’s all we do – train, eat, sleep, repeat,” he explains. “It’s kind of cool to be able to throw a weapon in the air and land it [on a target].”
“Having a good aim and hitting the target. Hitting the mark,” Aung La N Sang says.
“By hitting the target, you hit it with your weapon. When you hit something, don’t hit with your forearms. Hit it with your elbows.”
“I don’t know how good Vitaly is,” Aung La N Sang adds. “But I’m assuming he hasn’t had much practice, so I should win that.”—GNLM

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