“It will be a true war” - Martyna Dominczak promises fans an all-out battle against Phetjeeja at ONE Fight Night 38

Polish dynamo Martyna Dominczak plans to steal the show at ONE Fight Night 38 on Prime Video against one of the pound-for-pound best female strikers on the planet.

This Friday, Dec. 5, the former WMC Muay Thai world champion welcomes ONE women's atomweight kickboxing world champion Phetjeeja Lukjaoporongtom back to Muay Thai in a possible world title eliminator.

Dominczak’s upbeat style has delivered excitement throughout her ONE Championship tenure, where she has gone 3-1.

The 23-year-old scored an empathic debut TKO win over Nat 'Wondergirl’ Jaroonsak with her fan-friendly and aggressive style.

Her speed and technical precision were also on full display in her back-to-back victories over Yu Yau Pui and Cynthia Flores.

Dominczak said she’s saving her best performance yet in the biggest fight of her career against Phetjeeja.

The newly married striker told ONE Championship in her pre-event interview:

“I want to thank all the fans for supporting me. I want to say that next week, I will put on a great fight with Phetjeeja. It will be a true war because both of us want to win. And yeah, I will leave my heart in the ring, so watch me, cheer for me, and keep your fingers crossed.”

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Martyna Dominczak says Phetjeeja might be rusty in Muay Thai

As much as Phetjeeja has been downplaying it, two years away from Muay Thai could very well be an issue.

Martyna Dominczak certainly thinks so, and plans to spoil 'The Queen's' return to 'The Art of Eight Limbs'.

“Of course, she has much more fights in pro Muay Thai than me because she's really, really experienced. She started very young. But now in the past years, she had three or four fights in kickboxing,” she told ONE Championship.

“So I think for two or three years she didn't fight in Muay Thai in ONE Championship. So maybe it will be harder for her. But we'll see. I want to use it for sure.”

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.