Choi lost to Park Hyun Sung in the flyweight final and missed out on a spot in the UFC. Despite the loss, the UFC gave him a second chance, and he got his chance.

His first opponent was India’s Sumit Kumar. He is a formidable fighter with 8 MMA wins. He’s a first-round finisher, so I plan to play defence in the first round and then go for the kill in the second.

“He will enter the Octagon with the words of his coach, Chan Sung Jung, close to his heart.

Ki-bin Kim was knocked out in the first round by Indonesia’s Jekah Saragi in the lightweight semi-final. The knockout came out of nowhere.메이저놀이터

Confident of victory after the first round, Ki-bin was caught off-guard and allowed a single shot.

His opponent in the first round of his rematch was China’s Vaterborati. A former welterweight and middleweight, he recently dropped down to lightweight.

Early action is key, and Ki-Bin Kim is a former lightweight champion of the Korean and Japanese martial arts organisations. He is a hard-hitting striker with 11 of his 17 wins coming by way of TKO.

Vatterborati, 25, also has a career record of seven wins, one draw and one loss, but he doesn’t seem to be the kind of fighter that Ki-bin should fear.

“Through Korea Zombie MMA, I’ve made up a lot of my grappling and striking deficiencies. As I was learning, I realised ‘why Chung is Chansung’. I feel like I filled in the gaps.”

Choi and Ki-Bin will compete on Season 2 of “Road To UFC” on 27 and 28 November in Shanghai, China. They join a total of seven fighters competing in the tournament this season.

The flyweights are Choi Seung Kook (26. 6-2) and Lee Jung Hyun (20. 8-0), the bantamweights are Lee Chang Ho (28. 7-1), Kim Sang Won (30. 9-1-5), and the lightweights are Kim Ki Bin (32. 17-8), Kim Sang Wook (29. 7-1) and Hong Sung Chan (32. 9-1).

Competing in the non-tournament are welterweights Hansul Kim (32. 13-4) and Sang Hoon Yoo (33. 7-2).