Stamp Fairtex made a winning return to Muay Thai at The Inner Circle 20, but the former three-sport ONE World Champion said she was far from satisfied after edging Mexican striker Cynthia Flores by split decision in the atomweight bout. It was her first Muay Thai fight in six years.
The 28-year-old Fairtex Training Center representative showed brief signs of her usual class, but she did not produce the one-sided display many expected. In her post-fight interview, Stamp said she felt disappointed with the result and with her own performance, despite giving all she had in the ring.
Stamp reflects on missed chances
Stamp said her main frustration was technical. She kept looking for her trademark head kicks, but her legs did not respond as they should. She linked the issue to ring
rust and a long recovery from a knee injury, which affected her timing, power, and overall sharpness.
She also ruled out an immediate title shot, saying she likely needs one or two more fights first. Stamp said she is open to either MMA or Muay Thai next, and she would not mind returning to Muay Thai for her next outing.
| Event | Result |
|---|---|
| The Inner Circle 20 | Stamp Fairtex defeated Cynthia Flores by split decision |
| Division | Atomweight Muay Thai |
| Stamp Fairtex | 28-year-old, Fairtex Training Center representative |
| Return | First Muay Thai fight in six years |
