- After Zhang Weili became China's first UFC World Champion, a diverse roster of aspiring fighters came to the fore. Way of the Warrior follows China's rising stars vying for a position among the country's next generation of MMA champions.
- Notwithstanding being a niche sport in China, MMA has transhistorical potential in the nation where kung fu originates and thrives. Aside from the international prominence brought by athletes such as UFC World Champion Zhang Weili and top-ranked bantamweight fighter Song Yadong, many new fighters are emerging from China and vying for a spot at the top, including Shi Ming and Qiu Lun. As more Chinese MMA athletes announce themselves to the world, more profound exchanges of techniques, sportsmanship, and even cultures happen bi-directionally, with top overseas trainers coming to China to train the next generation of fighters and local athletes chasing their dreams in the U.S., the epicenter of MMA. At the same time, world-class MMA infrastructure, comprehensive talent training, and an exciting fanbase constitute the future landscape of MMA in China.
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