Undefeated Titus Proctor plans to mix his weapons against Maciej Karpinski

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November 6, 2026, 4:00 pm PST

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A 22-0 New Zealander has actually completed challengers with both his hands and his feet. Versus a heavy-handed European, he plans to utilize every choice.

Titus Proctor satisfies Maciej Karpinski in light-weight Muay Thai at The Inner Circle 37 on Friday, November 6. The bout streams reside in Asia primetime from Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, for members of The Inner Circle

The 22-year-old WBC Muay Thai World Champion knocked out Liu Quan in round 3 at ONE Friday Fights 130 and dropped Tun Min Aung with a head kick en path to a choice at The Inner Circle 18. He is chasing after a US$ 100,000 primary lineup agreement.

Karpinski scored 4 knockdowns before stopping Donny Smith in round 2 of his launching at ONE Friday Fights 113. His punching mixes, kicks, and reach present numerous issues.

The Tihipuke Muay Thai agent has actually dealt with his boxing throughout camp. He wishes to assault from every variety and keep the Polish striker thinking.

“I wish to blend in my hands, my boxing, some great body rips and uppercuts,” Proctor stated.

“High kicks, body shots, uppercuts, left hooks, anything. I’ve got a varied toolbox of weapons. I simply wish to display what I can do.”

analysis Titus Proctor sets his sights on Regian Eersel

A win would move Proctor closer to the primary lineup and the elite of the light-weight department. Ruling ONE Lightweight Muay Thai and Kickboxing World Champion Regian Eersel is the name he has actually circled around.

The Kiwi understands that obstacle is a long method off. Nevertheless, he thinks his youth and hostility might produce an interesting match one day.

“I can simply bring that young, starving energy. I understand there’s a number of other young fighters in the department, however I seem like I can do some damage, for sure,” Proctor stated.

“But it’s not going to be simple. He’s the GOAT of the department, so it’ll be a difficulty. I desire it to be a great objective to set for myself.”

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