MEET THE BALTUS'

1. What does being a father mean to you? Sleepless nights but so much fun and joy. It's a lot of teamwork with my wife and just seeing him smile, gets us through every day, every night. My wife deserves all the credit.
2. What’s the toughest part of fatherhood? The toughest part is probably managing your time - time for work, sports, rest, and seeing friends. You've got to compromise a bit on that, Henri decides what we do.
3. What is one word to describe being a father? One word that would best describe being a father is Responsibility.
4. What is your biggest accomplishment as a father? One of my biggest accomplishments would be taking him camping for the first time last weekend and he survived the Australian outback so that's a big pride.
5. What surprised you most about being a father? The first time I saw him, I said, “Oh, that's just my face on a tiny baby.” He just made my heart melt.

1. What values does ONE teach you to be a better father? Probably the fact that every fighter comes with a different background and skillsets and they all bring something unique to the table. And in terms of values, I think ONE Championship does very well in showing that it's important to respect your opponents, but also everyone you meet in life.
   
   I’ve been boxing since I was 12. My father was a boxer when he was younger. I’ve also taken up mixed martial arts for a few years before taking a break because this little guy is taking all my time now. I would like my son to pick up martial arts one day if he likes it because I think it’s great for fitness, both mental and physical fitness.
2. What would you like your son to be when he grows up? I just want my son to be happy, that’s all.