The Strawweight fight between talented MMA strikers Danial Williams and Jeremy Miado at ONE on Prime Video 3 this Friday has the makings of an all-action slugfest.

Both men are riding tremendous winning streaks. With Williams’ spot in the top-five divisional rankings up for grabs, this high-stakes showdown is guaranteed to be a barnburner.

Danial Williams expects no surprises from Jeremy Miado

“Mini T,” however, feels like he has the edge. The #5-ranked Strawweight contender thinks Miado is predictable with his striking and believes that’s something he could use to his advantage.

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“At the end of the day, he’s pretty straightforward with his striking. Nothing might surprise me. He comes in hard, shoots in with the one-twos, three-fours, but I think my style will be more superior than his,” the Australian said.

“Trying not to sound cocky, but I firmly believe in this. For example, Miado versus Lito [Adiwang], you could see how he just hopped in, charged in, and threw combos for days. I think it’s a style that can be exploited with my style.”

As confident as he is, Williams has a great deal of respect for his opponent. After all, “The Jaguar” earned knockouts in each of his last three fights, showcasing a serious killer instinct.

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But Williams, a WMC Muay Thai World Champion, believes his own striking is on an entirely different level.

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“I love Jeremy Miado as a fighter,” the Aussie said.

“He’s exciting to watch, he’s got some good wins behind him against some really notable opponents. So, I’m not taking him lightly at all. He’s a good challenge. But I believe my power, speed, angles, and mobility will be my advantages against him.”

The Australian is one of the fastest athletes in a division known for slick footwork and speedy striking. It’s that speed and movement Williams has used to score sensational knockouts in all but one of his professional MMA victories.

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On Friday, he plans to lean on his footwork and unpredictability to secure another highlight-reel finish at ONE on Prime Video 3.

“I just feel that I’m going to be a little bit difficult for him because he’s never really fought a striker who can move like me,” he added.

“And I feel he’s a bit linear, straight-lined, and can be predictable with his shots. That’ll be his weakness that I want to exploit with my movement.”