Recently, Japan's top professional fighting media BoutReview released a game trailer on its official website. This strong showdown that attracted much attention from China and Japan will start on July 28 at the 32 Chengdu station of " Emei Legend ", against both sides, Han Feilong, China's "Tai Chi Feilong" and Japanese "rabies" Tomoyuki Nishikawa. The website wrote in the article: "Tomoyuki Nishikawa will participate in the Emei Legend event that started in Chengdu, Sichuan, China on July 28, and compete with Han Feilong, who is fighting at home. The 24-year-old Han Feilong was born in April 1994 and has a professional record of 16 wins and 5KO in 20 games. He is known as the 'Tai Chi Feilong'."
As the number one fighting power in Asia, Japan's fighting genius players emerge one after another, and often gains the upper hand in the Sino-Japanese confrontation. Japanese domestic fighting media often focus on their own players, followed by superstars of European, American and Asian fighting powers, while relatively few reports on Chinese fighting players. This time, the authoritative Japanese fighting media focused on Han Feilong's game. It is not difficult to see the international mainstream's absolute recognition of China's "Tai Chi Feilong" strength and its optimistic future prospects.
24-year-old Han Feilong became famous very early, especially his outstanding performance in the World Fighting Championship "Legend of Emei" in recent years, which has made the name of "Tai Chi Feilong" deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Han Feilong inherited the famous Tai Chi master Wang Zhanjun , and created a unique fighting system that integrates traditional Tai Chi and modern fighting, which is unique in the Chinese martial arts world. On the basis of the agility and elegance of traditional martial arts, Han Feilong also combines the power and hardness of modern free fighting and Muay Thai , showing his power in high-level actual combat. Han Feilong once KOed Cuban champion Gonzalez with his fairy-like gyration kick, and then defeated top foreign players such as Tyson Turner, Sage, Sarkovic, Arest, Leri, Jose, etc. in the Emei ring. He is extremely competitive in the pan-70kg class with many experts.
Han Feilong faces Tomoyuki Nishikawa, who is known as the Japanese fighting maniac. This 36-year-old Japanese legendary veteran has experienced countless fierce battles in his career. He has had fierce confrontations with Muay Thai emperor superstars such as 号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号号, and has left many glorious moments in the Chinese arena. As an all-round player who practices both karate and Muay Thai, Nishikawa Tomoyuki took the initiative to fight Han Feilong this time, hoping to promote this eye-catching battle between Japanese karate and Chinese Tai Chi. Han Feilong, who has always been unafraid of the strong, happily accepted the call. "Tai Chi Feilong" said that he would use the essence of actual Tai Chi to let the other party experience the profoundness of Chinese traditional martial arts, and strive to win the victory to give back the support and support of boxing fans.
It is worth noting that Han Feilong had a fierce confrontation with Japanese star Asakura Toyooka in the past in the Emei ring. The two sides fought in three bloody battles. Han Feilong finally won the victory, but he also paid the price of being injured and unable to appear on stage for a long time. The fierceness and resilience of the Japanese players are evident. Nishikawa Tomoki, known for his violent fighting style, has better attack power than Asakura Tomoki. Facing Han Feilong, who has been in full swing in KO recently, the fierce battle between the two sides will inevitably create extremely dazzling sparks. As for who will win this peak China-Japan showdown, the answer will be announced on the arena of the Sichuan Provincial Gymnasium on July 28!
Every Tuesday night at 22:30, the World Fighting Championship "Legend of Emei" will be broadcast on Sichuan Satellite TV on time, and the excitement cannot be missed! The legend of Emei, be your own hero!
