In a recent interview with ONE, Bigdash revealed that no matter how hard he hits his opponents in the Circle, his approach as a parent is vastly different:
Growing up, Vitaly Bigdash moved from city to city as the family had to follow where his army officer dad was assigned. Kyokushin karate helped him fall in love with martial arts and he’s a better person because of it.
While he is able to provide his son with the stability he didn’t have as a child, Bigdash still wants to pass on his passion for martial arts:
Bigdash will step inside the Circle on Friday for a much-anticipated trilogy fight with Aung La N Sang.
Vitaly Bigdash looks to keep his winning streak going at ONE: Full Circle
Vitaly Bigdash could inspire his son to follow his path by doing what he has been doing recently, racking up wins in the Circle. At ONE: Full Circle, the Russian warrior will get a chance to extend his current streak to three.
After almost five years, Bigdash will meet Aung La N Sang in the most anticipated trilogy of the past decade to decide the winner of their storied rivalry. For the first time, they will not be battling for a world title. However, the stakes remain high.
Both men are trying to claw their way back to the top of the division. A win could propel one of them to a world title challenge against the winner of the Reinier de Ridder-Kiamrian Abbasov clash in the main event.
Regaining the world title is certainly a goal Vitaly Bigdash will look to achieve, as it will make him an even bigger hero to his son.
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