UFC signs undefeated Joo Sang Yoo after Zombie Fight Night 2 Win

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Zombie Fight Night 2 was slated to be the venue for an upcoming episode of Dana White's Looking For a Fight. Unfortunately, plans were cancelled for Dana to attend after martial law was declared in Korea.

ZFN 2 ended up being stacked with Korean and international talent.

Notably, undefeated Dorobshokh Nabotov was given a fight on the card after pleading with Dana White for a shot in the UFC at a press conference. Nabotov lost his fight to Matheus Camilo, making his chances of getting into the UFC quite slim. The UFC signed Matheus Camilo for the win.


Elsewhere, Joo Sang Yoo KO'ed Road to UFC's Masuto Kawana in a minute, which also earned Yoo a UFC contract.

 
Is this going to be a case of an asian fighter that is pretty good, but since
they don't cut 20+ pounds, they don't do as well as they could. When in reality they are fighting
someone way way bigger.

Then the pro massive weight manipulating crowd comes in says, "he should drop a weight class"
or he was never good to begin with."
 
Is this going to be a case of an asian fighter that is pretty good, but since
they don't cut 20+ pounds, they don't do as well as they could. When in reality they are fighting
someone way way bigger.

Then the pro massive weight manipulating crowd comes in says, "he should drop a weight class"
or he was never good to begin with."
The obvious choice is admitting that, "no one was ever any good."

It's more efficient.
 
Wait. Dana signed the guy that beat the press conference guy?

Isn't it awesome - Dana
They both fought on the same card in South Korea. Press conference beggar (Dorobshokh Nabotov) lost a UD🤣
 
Is this going to be a case of an asian fighter that is pretty good, but since
they don't cut 20+ pounds, they don't do as well as they could. When in reality they are fighting
someone way way bigger.

Then the pro massive weight manipulating crowd comes in says, "he should drop a weight class"
or he was never good to begin with."

No this guy is pretty big for a featherweight. He's fought on both Korean Zombies cards this year and he was the stand out fighter both times.
 
Looks skilled and athletic. He's 30 years old and so far only 8 fights as a pro. I think at the very least he will be in fun fights regardless of how high he may reach.
 
Is this going to be a case of an asian fighter that is pretty good, but since
they don't cut 20+ pounds, they don't do as well as they could. When in reality they are fighting
someone way way bigger.

Then the pro massive weight manipulating crowd comes in says, "he should drop a weight class"
or he was never good to begin with."
Huh? Have you heard of okami? Dude was probably the biggest guy at mw for a long time. Hell, he even fought at ww I think. Or Mr perfect or stun gun?

The new breed of Asian fighters have generally adopted weight cutting. Esp the Korean guys
 
Huh? Have you heard of okami? Dude was probably the biggest guy at mw for a long time. Hell, he even fought at ww I think. Or Mr perfect or stun gun?

The new breed of Asian fighters have generally adopted weight cutting. Esp the Korean guys

@pankrat
 
Is this going to be a case of an asian fighter that is pretty good, but since
they don't cut 20+ pounds, they don't do as well as they could. When in reality they are fighting
someone way way bigger.

Then the pro massive weight manipulating crowd comes in says, "he should drop a weight class"
or he was never good to begin with."
Aren't most Korean guys massive for their weight classes? Their issues tend to be the fact that they have no defense, their grappling is inconsequential and they're little more than glorified brawlers offensively.

The dude who got beat by Hyder Amil more recently is another one of those, or Seung Woo Choi. It's crazy to think that Doo Ho Choi is still the brightest talent to come out from there, and he was all but a bust before his recent resurgence.
 
Is this going to be a case of an asian fighter that is pretty good, but since
they don't cut 20+ pounds, they don't do as well as they could. When in reality they are fighting
someone way way bigger.

Then the pro massive weight manipulating crowd comes in says, "he should drop a weight class"
or he was never good to begin with."
Cope
 
Aren't most Korean guys massive for their weight classes? Their issues tend to be the fact that they have no defense, their grappling is inconsequential and they're little more than glorified brawlers offensively.

The dude who got beat by Hyder Amil more recently is another one of those, or Seung Woo Choi. It's crazy to think that Doo Ho Choi is still the brightest talent to come out from there, and he was all but a bust before his recent resurgence.
Da Woon Jung seemed like he'd be a solid prospect after clowning Nzechekwu, but then went on a massive down slide.

Jun Yong Park is still very good

Outside the UFC, Soo Chul Kim has historically been very good. Won Il Kwon is fighting for the ONE belt next, and he's a very competent striker. (Will likely be a decent sized underdog though.)
 
Is this going to be a case of an asian fighter that is pretty good, but since
they don't cut 20+ pounds, they don't do as well as they could. When in reality they are fighting
someone way way bigger.

Then the pro massive weight manipulating crowd comes in says, "he should drop a weight class"
or he was never good to begin with."
Pretty much yeah. That's exactly what's going to happen
 
Aren't most Korean guys massive for their weight classes? Their issues tend to be the fact that they have no defense, their grappling is inconsequential and they're little more than glorified brawlers offensively.

The dude who got beat by Hyder Amil more recently is another one of those, or Seung Woo Choi. It's crazy to think that Doo Ho Choi is still the brightest talent to come out from there, and he was all but a bust before his recent resurgence.
I had high hopes for Seung Woo but he’s suffered from poor camps or training and his standout talents became predictable …..god what a freak he could’ve been….reslly thought he might’ve broken top 5 at some point but his confidence is shattered I think he’s hanging on by a string literally Such a shame

I more or less stand with you on your previous points. It isn’t going to be a Korean who becomes champ. The most potential is Kai but now I’m not so sure

Doo Ho looked awesome but he’s old now and I doubt he breaks top 5 even though I think hed match up awesome vs Lopez

This guy featured in this thread seems good even though his highlights were vs a bunch of cans.

He appears like Stun Gun 2.0 though
 
Nice. Love Korean fighters. Their style is super exciting. (polar opposite of inbred Dagestan fighters)
 
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