Women’s atomweight Muay Thai contender Martyna Dominczak wants to set a standard for Polish fighters.The 23-year-old former WMC Muay Thai World Champion will look to secure the biggest win of her young career at ONE Fight Night 38 on Prime Video against the mighty Phetjeeja Lukjaoporongtom this Friday, Dec. 5.It’s the final roadblock for Dominczak, who dreams of becoming Poland’s first-ever ONE world champion.A victory over ‘The Queen’ cements her status as the undeniable next challenger for reigning ONE women's atomweight Muay Thai world champion Allycia Hellen Rodrigues.Dominczak is not just fighting for herself. The Legion Glogow standout is out to make history, carrying the hopes of an entire nation on her shoulders.“It's my dream [to become a World Champion from Poland]. It's my goal. I have to believe in this if I want this. And yeah, I believe that I will also be a legend for Polish fighters,” she told ONE Championship in an exclusive interview.Since making the move to atomweight, Dominczak has racked up back-to-back victories over Yu Yau Pui and Cynthia Flores. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostMartyna Dominczak says sole focus remains on beating PhetjeejaMartyna Dominczak recently tied the knot with her head coach Maciej.While it was a monumental milestone for her personal life, the 23-year-old is setting aside celebrations in the meantime.After all, she has a job to accomplish against arguably one of the best female strikers on the planet."It's exciting for us, for both [me and my husband]. But I'm not pressured right now [or even thinking about this now] because I'm fully focused on Phetjeeja. And then we will see what will be," she told ONE Championship. The women's atomweight clash at ONE Fight Night 38 airs live in U.S. primetime from Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, exclusively on Prime Video for North American audiences.