After an impressive three finishes in ONE where he earned two fight of the night bonuses, Sangiao has taken a back seat to do some small business and enjoy other hobbies.
“Since my last fight I’ve been busy doing some small business and enjoying my other hobbies while training,” said Sangiao who ventured into making and selling hot sauce and enjoying pick-up basketball during his free time.
Since his first martial arts tournament at the age of 14 until his ONE debut, Sangiao has been under the tight watch of his father and coach, Mark, where he honed his skills with former world champions.
The younger Sangiao said he has also learned a lot against Baatarkhuu, protege of former ONE Featherweight World Champion Narantungalag Jadambaa, who has steadily risen through the ranks with his unstoppable pressure, punishing clinch work, smothering ground game, and iron chin.
“I’ve learned to take my time and every move counts, and also work harder and smarter,” added Sangiao who vowed to learn from his mistakes in his last bout.