On January 14, Xiong Jingnan, the only world champion in Chinese martial arts, will stage her sixth defending title in the "ONE: Strike Hard" major fighting event, where she will play against Ayaka Miura, a master of the fighting department from Japan. After winning this match, Xiong Jingnan will break the one championship women's world championship record created by himself, once again defending the honor of Chinese martial arts.
Before that, Xiong Jingnan defeated Angela Lee, Zhang Huiwen (Tiffany Teo), Michelle Nicolini and other world celebrities, compared with Miura Caijia's fame is much smaller, and currently ranks only fourth in the world in the women's grassweight. Does Miura Pose a Threat to the Championship? I'm afraid it's not that simple.
Xiong Jingnan's progress in recent years has been very rapid, especially after strengthening the anti-fall and ground technology, Xiong Jingnan has grown into a comprehensive and versatile warrior. However, if you look closely at the resume of her opponent, Misaku, you will find that the female player's playing style is extremely difficult to deal with.
Miura's current career record is 11 wins, 3 losses and 1 no result, while 6 of the 7 finals have won by relying on the solid surrender of the robes. After entering the ONE Championship, she played a record of 4 wins and 1 loss, and all 4 wins relied on the solidity of the robe to subdue the opponent. It can be said that Miura Caijia has entered the top five of the ONE world by relying on this move, which can be described as a model of "one trick fresh, eat all over the sky".
In the ring of the professional arena, especially the ONE Championship, the "killer skill" of the players is very easy to target. And Miura Caijia's robe has been practiced to a kaleidoscope but it is not far away from it, so it will form the effect of "I know I will use it, but you just can't prevent it".
This is not unrelated to miura's black belt origin in judo, but unlike Michelle Niccolini, xiong Jingnan's last defeated general, known as the "women's fighting ceiling", Miura Caijia also has a very strong wrestling method, which is her biggest threat to the standing team.
In Xiong Jingnan's last defending battle, she almost prevented all of Michelle Niccolini's hugs, which made her opponent's super jiu-jitsu technique completely useless.
And this time in the face of Miura Caijia, can Xiong Jingnan do the ultimate in anti-fall as he did last time? How will she deal with Miura's "killer" Fukuto? ONE: Strike January 14 will give us the answer.