Reigning ONE women's atomweight kickboxing world champion Phetjeeja Lukjaoporongtom of Thailand made it clear she’s out for two-sport supremacy in the aftermath of ONE Fight Night 38.‘The Queen’ annihilated former WMC World Champion Martyna Dominczak in her return to Muay Thai on Dec. 5.The 23-year-old Team Mehdi Zatout product didn’t mess around and dropped the Polish striker thrice in one round en route to the emphatic TKO victory inside Bangkok's Lumpinee Stadium.For Phetjeeja, that impressive win is a direct message to reigning ONE women’s atomweight Muay Thai world champion Allycia Hellen Rodrigues.After improving her incredible record to 210-6, Phetjeeja said she’s ready to face the Brazilian mom-champ next. “I would like to thank all the fans, both Thais and foreigners, who have always supported me and thank you so much for rooting for me,” she said during the post-event interviews.“If nothing goes wrong, maybe next fight, I will get a title shot. So you know, right now I am 100 percent. I am ready to go, up to 200 percent ready for you guys. Thank you so much. And see you.” View this post on Instagram Instagram PostPhetjeeja says Martyna Dominczak's passivity cost herMartyna's Dominczak was understandably more cautious than usual in her showdown with the brilliant ONE women's atomweight kickboxing world champion.But Phetjeeja believes that was a mistake, since it's easier for her to swarm timid targets. 'The Queen' said in her ONE Fight Night 38 post-event interview:“So, Martyna, she threw a few crosses and also push kicks, which were effective. It hit me many times. But I think today she came into the ring with a lot of counterattacks. She was waiting for counterattacks. But that's why I think that was a mistake.”Watch Phetjeeja's explosive performance on demand via Prime Video in the United States and Canada.