Lerdsila vs. Jacob Hebeisen | Full Muay Thai Fight | Head Kick Knockout

judoweekly | July 18, 2026 | Breaking

Lerdsila faces Jacob Hebeisen at Lion Fight 36 on April 29, 2017.

Headlining Lion Fight 36, Lerdsila delivered among the most memorable kos of his job with a lightning-fast left head kick. Extensively related to as one of Muay Thai’s greatest professionals, Lerdsila showcased the rate, timing, and creativity that made him a fan favorite around the globe in a coating that promptly came to be one of the promotion’s most legendary minutes. Hebeisen stepped in on brief notice after the initial title challenger was required to take out as a result of injury.

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