Phetjeeja says opponents are scared to fight her and she "can’t see anyone coming forward": “But I am ready to defend my title”

ONE women's atomweight kickboxing world champion Phetjeeja Lukjaoporongtom of Thailand reveals why it’s the perfect time to make her return to Muay Thai.

‘The Queen’ dons the four-ounce gloves anew in less than 24 hours against Martyna Dominczak at ONE Fight Night 38 on Prime Video.

With a staggering 209 career wins to her name, Phetjeeja has cleared out her kickboxing division, with massive wins over some of the best female strikers of all time.

This includes career-defining wins over Anissa Meksen, Janet Todd, and, most recently, a successful world title defense over Kana Morimoto.

Now, Phetjeeja seeks her path to claim two-sport glory as she waits for new challengers to emerge in kickboxing.

The Team Mehdi Zatout affiliate told The Bangkok Post’s Nick Atkin in her pre-event interview:

“I don't have anyone on my hit list now, and I also can't see anyone coming forward, but I am ready to defend my title, and I would love to defend my titles as many times as possible because I would love to be active. So the more active I am, the better it is. So please join the kickboxing ranking.”

Phetjeeja remains untouchable with a perfect 7-0 ONE Championship record, with four of those coming under Muay Thai rules.

Watch the full interview:

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Phetjeeja says time away from Muay Thai won't matter

Phetjeeja has spent the last two years competing exclusively in Muay Thai.

While some believe this could be a problem, 'The Queen' insists it's a natural transition for her.

"I don't think there should be any problem because I am more familiar with Muay Thai. So for me, going from Muay Thai to kickboxing, that's harder,” Phetjeeja told Nick Atkin.

“But going from kickboxing to Muay Thai, I feel like I adapt easily and faster. So there shouldn't be any problem."

Watch Phetjeeja face Dominczak at ONE Fight Night 38 from Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, streaming live in U.S. primetime on Dec. 5 on Prime Video for North American fans.