In this mixed martial art fights at Road FC in July of 2015, 6’3″ Carlos Toyota was tasked with fighting 7’2″ Hong Main Choi.
Toyota was a veteran of twelve fights, but only had a 5-6-1 record coming into the fight. It was only Choi’s sixth professional MMA fight, but was a very experienced kick boxer.
The fight starts with a customary touching of the gloves and Toyota starts to circle around the cage to avoid his much taller opponent. Choi calmly controls the center of the cage and stalks his his adversary. This last over a minute before either fight attempts an actual strike.
Toyota makes the first move, leaping in with a barrage of punches but catches a counter hook that drops him. He however recovers immediately and temporarily grabs around his opponent’s body before returning to to exchange wild punches. The two both land, but it is Toyota who lands a monstrous right hook in the exchange catching Choi clean on the chin and knocking him out.
About Road FC
The sport of MMA is booming in South Korea, and behind the incredible growth is ROAD FC. As this new era of Mixed Martial Arts begins, ROAD FC is committed to creating more opportunities for fighters in growth, experience, and support. The amateur and semi-pro Central and Into Leagues provide a structured, safe, and competitive atmosphere for beginning fighters. The Young Guns undercard series brings these up and coming fighters into the spotlight as professionals.
ROAD FC events are held in major cities across Korea – and soon internationally – featuring the most exciting and well-recognized Korean and international MMA fighters. ROAD FC events are broadcast live and delay in Korea on SuperAction, China on Xunlei KanKan, internationally on KIX, and streamed live internationally on Epicentre.tv.
source: roadfc.com
ABOUT HONG MAN CHOI
Choi Hong-man (Korean: 최홍만, Hanja: 崔洪萬, born on October 30, 1980 in Jeju-do), often anglicised to Hong-man Choi, is a South Korean kickboxer, mixed martial artist and former ssireum wrestler. In Asia he is called “Che Man”, “Korean Monster” and “Korean Colossus”. He currently competes in K-1 and Dream and stands 2.18 m (7 ft 2 in) and weighs 143 kg (315 lb).
source: wikipedia.com
