Former ONE featherweight MMA world champion Narantungalag Jadambaa of Mongolia saw something in his prodigy Enkh-Orgil Baatarkhuu long before the world did.This coming Friday, Baatarkhuu will headline his first card when he challenges reigning ONE bantamweight MMA world champion Fabricio Andrade at ONE Fight Night 38 on Prime Video.Jadambaa beamed with pride seeing the man he mentored dominate the world’s largest martial arts organization.After all, he was the one who paved the way for Mongolian fighters like Baatarkhuu.While Jadambaa is confident that ‘The Tormentor’ has what it takes to be Mongolia’s second ONE world champion, he acknowledged that it won’t be an easy feat against a formidable superstar like ‘Wonder Boy.'‘Tungaa’ told ONE Championship in an exclusive interview:“Of course, his opponent is a strong and skilled champion. I hope that as a result of consistent training, he will win.”Jadambaa won ONE Championship gold back in 2014, when he defeated Koji Oishi of Japan.Eleven years later, his student Baatarkhuu has earned the same opportunity to bring honor to their country.The 36-year-old earned his shot the hard way, winning the Road to ONE: Mongolia and registering a three-fight winning streak that includes impressive victories over Carlo Bumina-ang, Aaron Canarte, and Jeremy Pacatiw. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostNarantungalag Jadambaa proud to pass the torch to Enkh-Orgil BaatarkhuuNarantungalag Jadambaa always knew Enkh-Orgil Baatarkhuu was destined for bigger things.At ONE Fight Night 38, 'Tungaa' believes his protege will have his own crowning moment once he dethrones Fabricio Andrade.The former featherweight MMA world champion told ONE:“Eleven years after I became World Champion, in the very organization where I held the title, my trainee Enkh-Orgil has earned the opportunity to fight for the championship belt. I’m personally very happy about this.”The bantamweight title fight headlines ONE Fight Night 38, airing live in U.S. primetime on Prime Video for North American audiences.