Superbon Eyes Multi-Discipline Glory After Victory Over Marat Grigorian

Superbon Singha Mawynn is eyeing both kickboxing and muay thai gold after defeating Marat Grigorian in their trilogy clash at ONE Friday Fights 58.

Superbon picked up a hard-fought unanimous decision victory over Grigorian to claim the ONE Championship interim featherweight kickboxing title, also improving his head-to-head record against the Armenian to 2-1. While Grigorian had his moments midway through the fight, Superbon regained momentum in the championship rounds to seal the victory. Superbon labeled it the “hardest” fight of his career but believed he had done enough to get his hand raised.

“I think this is the hardest fight in my career, but I’m happy to beat him… I think I’ve done everything to win every round,” the 33-year-old said during the post-fight press conference. “There were rounds that I didn’t do good, but I think I did enough to get the win.”

Superbon also believes his win warrants a rematch against reigning featherweight kickboxing champ Chingiz Allzov, who dethroned him via knockout in January 2023.

“Of course, I want to be the No. 1 in kickboxing…I don’t know what’s going to happen in that rematch,” he said. “But the one thing I am sure about is that I will prepare for it. The goal is to get a win over him.”

Superbon also plans on returning to muay thai, where he wants to avenge his loss against Tawanchai Saenchai from December 2023.

“Yes, the goal is to become the champion in kickboxing and to also become the champion in muay thai…Yes, I want a rematch [with Tawanchai],” Superbon said.