33-year old Polish born Artur Saladiak (22-10-2) fighting out of Taunton, England, has set his sights on one more showdown before he rides off into the sunset.
Saladiak spoke of the desired end to his illustrious career in an interview with the BBC.
"My next step, to pass on this knowledge and my experience and to inspire the younger generation to come to this sport," he told the BBC. "Because of my experience and what I achieved, and how the sport built my character, I know that can help a lot of people.
"The best thing this sport gave to me is self-discipline, which I learned in the gym and I'm putting into my normal life. Where something is hard, I'm not stopping."
We caught up with Saladiak ourselves to which he hopes to defend his WLF title in August/September, of which he hopes will be in his country of Poland .
Following this triple World Champion Saladiak plans to step away from competing and settle down starting a family, while passing on his years of Championship experience to the future generations.
Holding Championships in both Lethwei and Muay Thai Saladiak has much to share with the future of combat sports. And will no doubt go down as a legend of Lethwei for years to come.
Who is his coach who gave him the knowledge? Himself?