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Nadaka Yoshinari has a game plan heading into his world title challenge, but he's prepared to adapt on the fly when opportunity strikes.Before the ten-time Muay Thai world champion attempts to secure the inaugural ONE atomweight Muay Thai world title against Numsurin Chor Ketwina at ONE 173: Superbon vs. Noiri inside Tokyo's Ariake Arena on Sunday, November 16, he opened up about his strategic approach.In an exclusive interview with ONE Championship, the 24-year-old Eiwa Sports Gym affiliate revealed how he balances careful preparation with the instinctive reactions that separate great fighters from good ones."The strategy we plan is the foundation, but once the fight starts, I also rely on flashes of insight I have during the match or attacks that flow from the fight's momentum," he told the promotion.The Japanese striker rides a 39-fight win streak heading into this pivotal matchup, and by the looks of it, he's ready to secure yet another win and walk out of the iconic arena as a ONE world champion. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostNadaka's adaptability could exploit Numsurin's technical mastery While Nadaka has previously acknowledged that Numsurin possesses "high-level mastery of Muay Thai fundamentals" and boxing techniques that other Thai fighters don't have, his willingness to adapt mid-fight could prove crucial against such technical excellence.The Japanese talent may bring a variety of different tools in his suitcase as he embarks on his toughest mission yet inside the Circle. But he must never underestimate the Thai's ability to pull a surprise when they lock horns.Numsurin earned his shot at the crown off a fantastic 6-0 run, and the 30-year-old won't back down one bit as he seeks to claim the most prestigious prize in the sport today.Who becomes the inaugural ONE atomweight Muay Thai world champion in Japan? Will it be Nadaka or Numsurin?Fight fans can visit live.onefc.com to secure their PPV passes for ONE 173: Superbon vs. Noiri.
