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Vladimir Kuzmin knows exactly what type of fight fans can expect when he steps into the ring next week. The only question is who will be left standing.
The Russian striker faces Stefan Korodi in bantamweight Muay Thai action at ONE Fight Night 33 on Friday, July 11, inside Bangkok’s Lumpinee Stadium. For Kuzmin, the bout represents a chance to bounce back from his recent setback.
His last outing didn’t end the way he hoped. Kuzmin suffered a decision loss to Thai star Suablack Tor Pran49, putting a dent in his championship aspirations.
Now he faces a different challenge in Korodi. The Romanian-born, Ireland-based fighter brings an aggressive, pressure-heavy style that has troubled opponents during his ONE Championship tenure.
Kuzmin arrived in Thailand early to ensure proper preparation. The 27-year-old veteran understands that every detail matters when competing at the highest level.
He’s also confident that Korodi’s forward-marching style plays into his strengths. Kuzmin has faced pressure fighters before and believes his tactical flexibility will be the difference.
“My preparation hasn’t changed much. Everything goes according to plan. The only difference is that I arrived in Thailand earlier this time to adapt to the climate,” he said.
“I don’t get flustered when someone pressures me. It actually works in my favor. I can fight both on the front foot and the back foot.
“A win – that’s the only result that matters, no matter how it comes. It’s going to be a thrilling fight. I’ll give everything I have, and I think the fans will feel that.”
