ONE bantamweight Muay Thai top contender Nico Carrillo believes he deserves the next title shot against two-sport world champion Jonathan Haggerty.Carrillo made his promotional debut in April 2023, defeating Furkan Karabag by third-round knockout. Two months later, the Scottish bantamweight continued building momentum by taking out Muangthai with a second-round knockout at ONE Friday Fights 22.'King of the North' last fought in December 2023 against former ONE bantamweight Muay Thai world champion Nong-O. Carrillo solidified himself as a threat to Haggerty's throne by dispatching Nong-O with a violent knockout in round two.Carrillo recently did an interview with the South China Morning Post and discussed what's next for his fighting career. The 25-year-old had this to say about believing he deserves the next title shot against Haggerty:"The rankings are there for a reason. You know what I mean? I've worked my way up the rankings one by one. Hope, hope hope knocked them all down, so I deserve my shot."Watch Nico Carrillo's interview with SCMP below:Jonathan Haggerty could defend kickboxing throne before Nico Carrillo fightNico Carrillo is listed as the number one-ranked bantamweight Muay Thai fighter in ONE Championship. With that said, he might have to wait for a title shot, as Jonathan Haggerty could look to defend his kickboxing throne for the first time after knocking out Felipe Lobo in Muay Thai in his last fight.Barring any super-fights, Haggerty could defend his kickboxing throne against former bantamweight world champion Hiroki Akimoto. The Japanese superstar last fought in November 2022 when his five-fight winning streak was snapped by Petchtanong dethroning him in a split decision.It should be noted that Haggerty has plenty of options for his next fight. The U.K. superstar has become a hot commodity in ONE, leading to him getting called out by fighters for various weight classes and disciplines.Watch highlights of Haggerty's latest win against Lobo below: