Johan Ghazali silenced his critics and returned to the win column with style points at ONE Fight Night 35 on Prime Video.The Malaysian-American sensation added to his growing highlight reel with a picturesque walk-off KO against Zakaria El Jamari in their flyweight Muay Thai battle inside Bangkok's legendary Lumpinee Stadium on Friday, Sept. 5.‘Jojo’s' first-round destruction wasn't just any other finish for the Malaysian-American phenom. It was a teaser of his evolution as a martial artist.Eager to get his promising career back on track after two losses, Ghazali shot out of a cannon.However, this time, something felt different. His aura still exuded the exuberance of a youthful headhunter, yet it appeared he was now carrying the poise of a seasoned veteran.Clearly, being around all-time greats Superbon and Nong-O Hama influenced him greatly.El Jamari was outgunned from the start, forced to clamp into a defensive shell from sheer pressure.Ghazali showed patience even when he tagged El Jamari early and often. The old 'Jojo' would have rushed in for the kill immediately and most likely gassed himself out.Moreover, the punch-heavy 'Jojo' also began mixing up his attacks brilliantly and utilizing his full arsenal to its maximum potential.Leg kicks snapped against El Jamari's lower half, while body shots ripped into the Moroccan's midsection with surgical precision.Ghazali's combinations were chaotic but extremely technical. The improvements he made were evident, as each strike flowed seamlessly into the next. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostOfficial result: Johan Ghazali defeats Zakaria El Jamari via TKO at 2:10 of Round 1In a desperate bid to turn things around, El Jamari brashly taunted Ghazali, hoping to trigger old habits.The old, emotional 'Jojo' would have abandoned his game plan once he saw red. But the evolved version relied on his fight IQ, which has been questioned by doubters in the past.The Malaysian-American phenom stayed composed and wisely picked his moments. He continued probing with calculated aggression, while waiting for the opening for his kill shot.With the hapless El Jamari cornered amid the onslaught, Ghazali found the perfect moment and unleashed a well-timed crushing right elbow. The sheer impact sent the Moroccan crashing to the canvas.Nonchalantly, Ghazali simply walked away, knowing that he had gotten the job done.Humbled by his past setbacks, Ghazali is back and hungrier than ever to leave a dent in the flyweight Muay Thai ranks.The full replay of ONE Fight Night 35 is available on demand for Prime Video subsribers in North America.