Damn, I just found a huge article on Andy Wang from 2019

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https://theathletic.com/1222251/2019/09/18/andy-wang-is-more-than-a-meme/
Cliffs:
- He's now 43 and has a kid.
- Andy Wang is a teacher with degrees in political science and history, and went back to teaching high schoolers after TUF.
- Mac Danzig credits Andy for talking him into doing TUF.
- Moved to China 7 years ago and still lives there.
- Teaches high schoolers in China, still does bjj competitions and occasionally refs MMA fights.
Quotes from 2019:
“I don’t feel bad about overreacting; I feel bad about doing it publicly,” he said. “Truth is, if you’ve accomplished something significant — like winning a title — then tears make sense. I did not get anywhere close to that. I should have gone back to the house and kept my emotions and mouth closed.”
“Of course, it’s no fun to take criticism,” Wang said, “especially if it is something you love to do. (But) I was right back to teaching high school, so that kept me busy and away from spending too much time on the negative comments. It stings to get random messages that are super critical, but looking back on it now … the UFC gave me another opportunity to redeem myself against Cole Miller, and I didn’t come through, so I have to be able to take (the) flak.”
“I’m teaching at a school here that uses textbooks from the United States,” he said. “While flipping through the history books, I noticed certain pages were blocked with tape. It’s shocking to see censorship, and (it) feels strange. We peeled off the tape a bit to see what was censored, and it was about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It’s those moments, even though America has and always will have its struggles and problems, that I appreciate the freedoms Americans have.”
“He told me I had the ability, but if I didn’t control my emotions before, during and after a match, I would be remembered as a mediocre fighter — and that’s pretty much exactly what happened,” Wang said. “At the time I thought I needed better or more training or experience, but looking back it at it now, MMA — like any career — requires a lot mentally, physically and emotionally to succeed.”
Seems like a good dude... still a hilarious character on the show though.