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Baatarkhuu: Toughness Won My Biggest Fight
22 Dec
Summary
- Enkh-Orgil Baatarkhuu won his biggest career fight via submission.
- He endured muscle soreness and a hip bone kick during the match.
- Baatarkhuu reflects on his journey from construction to world champion.
Enkh-Orgil Baatarkhuu, the undisputed ONE bantamweight MMA world champion from Mongolia, recently achieved the most significant victory of his career. The 36-year-old secured a fourth-round submission win against former champion Fabricio Andrade.
Reflecting on the intense bout, Baatarkhuu emphasized his toughness as the key factor. He described experiencing muscle soreness and a painful kick to his right hip bone, but was relieved to have avoided serious fractures. The champion acknowledged his opponent's efforts, noting Andrade's inability to secure a knockout or submission.
Baatarkhuu's journey is a testament to his dedication, having trained for over 25 years. He has transitioned from working construction sites in Mongolia to holding the coveted ONE world title, a path he credits to hard work and the overwhelming support from his fans, whose recognition and praise he deeply appreciates.
