Amir Khan Maps Journey to ONE Championship Gold

Amir Khan Maps Journey to ONE Championship Gold

Amir Khan’s Lightning‑Fast Road to ONE Championship Glory

In the bustling ring of ONE Championship, a 23‑year‑old firecracker from Singapore is making headlines—and breaking a few sweat stains as he plans to seize the world title. Khan, sporting a 9‑2 record, has left his opponents in a 6‑straight‑win streak, including a blistering five‑round finish spell. Most recently, he danced away from seasoned Aussie veteran Adrian Pang at ONE: IMMORTAL PURSUIT, showcasing control over every round.

The “Controlled Chaos” Debate

  • “If I don’t finish him, I still win the hands of the whole match.” – Khan says this battle revealed his ability to command the fight without chasing a knock‑out.
  • He kept his distance, “picked his shots,” and bypassed Pang’s brawl style – saving him from a potential safety net strike.
  • His win proved he’s well‑rounded and can hold his own with top contenders.

Next Stop: Yangon!

Just as his confidence is peaking, Friday, 23 Feb in Yangon, Myanmar, Khan is set to face fellow lightweight contender Timofey Nastyukhin in ONE: QUEST FOR GOLD. This bout is less about the championship and more about proving that “Khan can still jump the finish line”.

Comments from the Fighter

  • “I didn’t freak out when I got the call. I scout opponents, and this matchup felt natural.”
  • “I want to keep proving myself, and when ONE feels the time is right, I’ll be ready to face the world champion.”
  • “Nastyukhin is tough, but I feel my skill set gives me a clear advantage.”

Title Outlook

With current champion Martin “The Situ‑Asian” Nguyen eyeing a move to bantamweight for a third title, Khan hints at a potential interim title if Martin’s path slows. “Whoever wins this fighting square should deserve a world shot,” Khan states, while citing Nastyukhin’s recent win over Koji Ando as evidence of merit.

The Road Ahead

Amir Khan’s journey is one of rapid ascension, fiery control, and strategic patience. When he steps into the cage on 23 Feb, he won’t just be adding another win; he’ll be tightening his belt for the eventual world title—maybe even a sandwich‑shaped interim belt while he waits for Nguyen’s return.