BAGONG talento, bagong pag-asa ng Team Philippines sa prestihiyosong ONE Championship.
Sisimulan ni female kickboxer Krisna Limbaga ang career sa ONE sa pagsabak sa ONE: Quest for Gold kontra Indonesian Pricilla Hertati Lumban Gaol sa Biyernes (Feb. 23) sa Thuwunna Indoor Stadium sa Yangon, Myanmar.
Tangan ang imperesibong marka na 35-5 sa Muay Thai, kumpiyansa si Limbaga sa kanyang caree sa mixed martial arts.
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“I am very excited and little bit nervous for this upcoming bout,” sambit ni Limbaga.
“This is my debut match as a pro and in ONE Championship. Everybody knows ONE Championship is a big event that draws huge audiences. I am training very hard for my bout to get the victory,” aniya.
The challenge of entering the mixed martial arts world seems to be “It’s an honor to represent the Philippines and to showcase my skills inside the cage. I’m getting better, getting stronger and learning more as day goes by.”
Iginiit ni Limbaga, 28, mula sa Marikina City, Metro Manila na unti-unti na niyang natutunan ang kilos at diskarte sa MMA.
“My training camp is progressing very well. I’ve had to learn how to mix up the different martial arts and how to put it all together into cohesive movements and strategies,” aniya.
Hindi na matatawaran ang marka ni Gaol, Indonesian national Wushu champion, na nagtala ng unang panalo sa ONE FC via first-round stoppage kontra Malaysia’s Audreylaura “Ice Comet” Boniface.
“I’m expecting a good challenge. She is a strong warrior. I am preparing a solid defense against her, but of course, I am mixing in some offense as well. I am not sure if she will expect that I will add a twist to my game,” aniya.
