"Yakuza" Kim Jae-hoon (34) and "Singer Song Fighter" Heo Jae-hyuk (38) fought on March 10, 2018 at Road FC 046.
Kim Jae-hoon gained the early momentum by landing pounding strikes from top position and attempting an armbar, but his lack of stamina turned the tide. Eventually, Heo Jae-hyuk moved to the top position and finished the fight with ground and pound on a tired Kim Jae-hoon. It was a back-and-forth battle that lasted 4 minutes and 20 seconds of the first round.
The two fighters fought again after five years and seven months. It wasn't an official match, but a fistfight that exploded the emotions that had been building up.
They had an accident at the 'Fighter 100 Korea-Japan' held at Hotel Rivera in Seoul on the 31st of this month, according to YouTube channel 'Kwon Asol'.
Heo Jae-hyuk was the coach of the Korean team and Kim Jae-hoon was the coach of the Japanese team. In the first game of the Korea-Japan match, Lee Seon-gook and Oh Hira Kesuko were cursing each other during the match, and the atmosphere became heated. After the game, when Lee continued to provoke Ohira, one of the Japanese coaches, Nokkon, burst into the cage and attacked Lee, causing a bench-clearing incident.
Kim Jae-hoon and Heo Jae-hyuk were the two players who fought the hardest in the cage, which quickly became chaos.
It wasn't over. After the four bouts of the Korea-Japan match, the two fighters representing the Korean national team, Kim Jae-hoon and Heo Jae-hyuk, started snarling at each other again. Jae-hoon attacked Kang Min-soo for taking too long to rest after being hit with a loblo, and Jae-hyuk responded by saying that it was Japan's Shoyu Nikki who committed the foul. 온라인카지노
At this point, Kim Jae-hoon moved closer to Heo Jae-hyuk and launched a surprise preemptive strike. It took a while to separate them as they tangled again and exchanged punches.
Both Kim Jae-hoon and Heo Jae-hyuk want each other. It's unclear whether the two fighters will fight in their respective clubs, Road FC, or for 100 seconds on "Fighter 100," hosted by Kwon Ah-sol and comedian Oh In-taek, but a rematch between the two seems to be only a matter of time.
Created by Kwon Ah Sol and Oh In Taek, "Fighter 100" is a martial arts audition program that pits amateur practitioners from various professions against each other. Like Japan's "Breaking Down," the program encourages fighters to fight at full strength for a short period of time, so the matches last only 100 seconds.
In the first Fighter 100 competition held on this day, Korea won the Korea-Japan match with 3 wins and 1 loss. The 18 fighters selected through the Fighter 100 auditions also fought with all their might for 100 seconds. The nine matches featured amateur fighters from a variety of professions, including high school students, university students, environmental cleaners, singers, air conditioning installers, and reservoir managers.