Stamp Fairtex claps back at Anissa Meksen

MMA superstar Stamp Fairtex has got a fire lit under her ahead of her next fight against 'C18' Anissa Meksen. The internationally decorated Meksen has claimed that Stamp is more of a dancer than she is an actual fighter.

The 25-year-old Stamp Fairtex did not care for these comments. The Thai-born athlete would never let anyone bully her. Initially, at age six, Stamp got into Muay Thai because she was being bullied. She didn't stand for it then, and she won't stand for it now.

In an interview with ONE Championship, Stamp explained:

"I think I can finish her in the MMA round because I think I’m better than her in MMA. She said her striking skill is better than mine. I want to ask her back, ‘Did you forget that I used to be Muay Thai World Champion?’ That means I will never let her bully me without a fight."

Stamp and Meksen have agreed to a mixed-rules super fight. Each round will alternate between MMA and Muay Thai rules. This highly anticipated match is booked for ONE Fight Night 6 on Prime Video on January 13. The event is live and free for North American fans with a Prime Video subscription.

In response to the dancing comment, Stamp confidently declared:

"She said I’m a dancer. So, my plan is that after I submit or knock her out, I’m going to dance right in front of her to show that she was just defeated by a dancer.”

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Stamp Fairtex plans to stop Anissa Meksen via Knockout or Submission

Stamp Fairtex was a two-sport world titleholder in ONE Championship in both kickboxing and Muay Thai. However, the French-Algerian Anissa Meksen has commented that Stamp's record and skills are not as impressive as her own.

Whether it be under MMA or Muay Thai rules, these comments have motivated the Thai athlete to finish her opponent with authority. In an interview with ONE, she threatened:

"Her words seems to ruin my reputation as Muay Thai World Champion. I can’t tell you which round, but I will definitely finish her by way of knockout or submission.”

Fans and fighters alike are excited for the bad-blood showdown between Anissa Meksen and Stamp Fairtex. This match will be broadcast live in US primetime on Amazon Prime Video on January 13.