
Petchdej and Phettechin will finally settle the debate over the Rajadamnern Stadium Super Flyweight World Championship when they meet in the main event of RWS this Saturday.
Months of anticipation have built towards the clash, with reigning champion Petchdej putting his title on the line against interim champion Phettechin in a bout that will crown the undisputed king of the division.
The card also features former world champion Petchsaman taking on the in-form Kaensak, while teenage sensation Phet A-Cheer looks to continue his remarkable rise against Australia's James Kostic.
The main event sees Rajadamnern Stadium Super Flyweight World Champion Petchdej make the second defence of his title against interim champion Phettechin.
Petchdej has been one of RWS' most destructive champions, recording five knockdowns across his first five appearances in the promotion as he established himself as one of the division's elite fighters.
Standing opposite him is a man in outstanding form. Phettechin enters the contest having won seven of his last eight fights and arrives as the former Pryde TV Super Flyweight Champion.
The challenger has already made history by becoming the first fighter from Bangsaen Fight Club to earn a Rajadamnern Stadium World Championship opportunity, and victory would complete a remarkable rise after previously claiming the interim title.
With both men holding championship status, Saturday's main event will finally determine the undisputed Rajadamnern Stadium Super Flyweight World Champion.
Kaensak has emerged as one of the hottest fighters on the RWS roster after putting together a six-fight winning streak.
His unconventional style has made him one of the most difficult opponents to prepare for, but he now faces arguably his toughest test yet.
Former Rajadamnern Stadium World Champion Petchsaman brings championship experience into the contest and will be looking to halt Kaensak's momentum while launching his own route back towards title contention.
One of the fastest-rising prospects on the card, Phet A-Cheer returns after producing one of the biggest surprises of the year.
The teenager shocked Texas Jeremy Lo last time out and now faces another stern examination against Australia's James Kostic.
Another victory would further cement Phet A-Cheer's growing reputation and could continue Bangsaen Fight Club's memorable night if Phettechin is also successful in the main event.
Fight fans can watch RWS live and free on DAZN globally, excluding Indonesia, Thailand and Russia.
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