Lito Adiwang of Team Lakay is steadily climbing up the ranks in ONE Championship's loaded strawweight division, but this doesn't mean he isn't also keeping an eye on other weight classes.
MANILA, Philippines -- Lito Adiwang of Team Lakay is steadily climbing up the ranks in ONE Championship's loaded strawweight division, but this doesn't mean he isn't also keeping an eye on other weight classes.
His efforts may eventually lead Adiwang to a collision course with his Team Lakay teammate, Joshua Pacio, the reigning ONE strawweight champion. The 27-year-old is not too keen on taking on his teammate, which is why he is also keeping track of the flyweight division. Johnson is scheduled to face reigning ONE flyweight world champion Adriano Moraes sometime this year, and Adiwang wants to be first in line to challenge Johnson, should he win the belt.
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