Filipino strawweight Jeremy Miado said he will gladly accept an outright shot at newly crowned champion Jarred Brooks.

Brooks recently dethroned Team Lakay's Joshua Pacio in a scintillating 5-round exchange to claim the ONE strawweight title early this month.

But the Thailand-based Miado himself is riding on a 4-fight win streak capped by a dominant stoppage of Danial Williams last October.

"Tatanggapin ko po kung bibigyan nila ako ng chance," said "The Jaguar" regarding the idea of being granted a title shot.

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He only has one request should he be granted the bout.

"Basta bigyan ako ng 6-8 week camp," said Miado. "Kasi gusto mo 100% na ready na pupunta ka doon para manalo, hindi lang lumaban."

Miado said that for the William's fight, he was only given three weeks to prepare.

"Buti na lang at tuloy-tuloy ang training ko noon. Kaya hinihiling ko sana bigyan ako ng mahaba habang time para mas maganda ang performance," he said.

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Miado cited that it would be wise to come into a world title fight with great conditioning and a fool proof game plan especially against Brooks.

He pointed out that the American wrestler has made vast improvements in his striking, which became Brook's key to beat Pacio.

"Nag-improve ang striking niya, naiilang tuloy pumasok si Pacio. Naibabato niya kung anong gusto niya," he said.