“It’s going to be a good fight” - Roberto Soldic torn between Christian Lee and Kiamrian Abbasov in welterweight world title clash

'The Warrior' Christian Lee is looking to earn a second world title against 'Brazen' Kiamrian Abbasov while headlining ONE on Prime Video 4, and this clash has Roberto Soldic stumped.

Regarding the November 18 showdown, Croatia's Soldic spoke with ONE Championship in an interview and said:

“It’s going to be a good fight. At the top level, it’s always 50-50. I got Christian Lee by 60 percent and Kiamrian at 40 percent because [Lee] has better stand-up.”

Whoever is victorious between Christian Lee and Abbasov may face Soldic next. The Croatian striker was a two-division world champion in KSW and will soon debut in ONE Championship. At ONE on Prime Video 5, Soldic will make his promotional debut against the undefeated Russian Murad Ramazanov.

Headlining ONE on Prime Video 4 on November 18, the lightweight king 'The Warrior' Christian Lee will go up a weight division to challenge for the welterweight throne while top-ranked 'Brazen' Kiamrian Abbasov will be looking to stop him.

This historic showdown can be enjoyed live and for free on Prime Video for all Amazon Prime Video subscribers in North America.

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Christian Lee discusses Roberto Soldic

If the Singaporean-American fighter captures the welterweight crown, he may next face Soldic in his first world title defense if the Croatian is successful in his debut.

'The Warrior' is well aware of Roberto Soldic. In an interview with ONE Championship, he said:

“Roberto, he’s been a big name that ONE Championship just recently signed. I know there’s been a lot of talk about him. A lot of hype coming from behind him. So I think that if he wins, and he gets a good finish over Ramazanov, he’s definitely next in line.”

Lee was also asked about the Soldic vs Ramazanov bout and he commented:

“Yeah, that’s definitely a fight that’s going to be on my radar. Of course, I’m not looking past Abbasov. He’s the only thing on my mind right now. But after I win the welterweight title, assuming all goes well, I know for sure it’s going to be one of those two that’s next in line.”