On November 12, 2011, Wulinfeng battled new Zealand, Yilong faced the famous local boxing champion Brad Hayden, the competition was unprecedentedly fierce, causing a huge sensation! A dragon and brad a battle Youtube has been played more than 20 million times.
A dragon fights Bled
In June 2012, Brad, who won the Commonwealth Muay Thai Championship, came to Foshan, Guangdong Province, and fought a second battle with Yilong, whose master turned out to be a New Zealand Chinese, mr. Lin Zhengchuan, who was over the age of ancient, and was known as the "father of New Zealand Muay Thai". Under the impetus of Lin Zhengchuan, Wulinfeng has entered New Zealand for seven consecutive times, and the mayor of Auckland, the consul of the embassy in New Zealand and overseas Chinese organizations have actively participated, becoming the largest non-governmental exchange activity between China and New Zealand, deepening the traditional friendship between the two peoples.
"Black Dragon" Adisaya
Almost all of New Zealand's best boxers are Lin Zhengchuan's apprentices, Brad Hayden won the WKBF MiddleWeight World Championship, the New Zealand WMC Free Fighting Championship, defeated John Wayne, Steve Morxon and other world famous players; as well as Blood Diamond Mike, won the IKBF New Zealand MiddleWeight Champion, WMC New Zealand MiddleWeight Champion, WKA New Zealand MiddleWeight Champion, defeated Liu Dacheng, Bai Lishuai, Sun Weiqiang, Qi Chenglong, Guo Xichuang, Zhao Chunyang and many other Chinese masters.
Lin Zhengchuan's most famous apprentice is Isley Adisaya, who has competed in Chinese competitions such as Wulinfeng, Kunlun Duel, and Warriors' Glory, and his record is nicknamed "Black Dragon", and later he transformed into mixed martial arts, on October 6, 2019, the UFC 243 tournament was held in Sydney, Australia, and Isley Adisaya won the UFC middleweight championship title in the second round of 3 minutes and 33 seconds KO Robert Whitaker, and then created a stunning winning streak.
Lin Zhengchuan took a group photo with the disciples
Lin Zhengchuan, born in 1946 in Shantou, Guangdong, is now living in Auckland, New Zealand. Lin Zhengchuan practiced Hakka boxing since he was a child, and in 1968 he went to Hong Kong to help teach in the ShiShu Martial Arts Hall. In 1975, Lin Zhengchuan went to New Zealand to develop and founded the Li Family Boxing Gym, his wife is Maori, and he has three children after marriage. In 1980, Lin Zhengchuan took his apprentices to participate in competitions around the world, and with his unremitting efforts, he changed the New Zealand amateur competition to a professional nature, and developed the local competition into an international event.
Lin Zhengchuan, founder of New Zealand Li Jia Boxing Gym
In 1976, Lin Zhengchuan first introduced Muay Thai to New Zealand, creating the Muay Thai Federation, which is known as the strongest boxing gym in New Zealand and Australia. He single-handedly played a brilliant martial arts world in a foreign country with his bare hands, and his legendary experience is unique in the world martial arts world. He has been teaching Chinese kung fu overseas for more than 40 years, and his disciples are countless, and he has participated in competitions all over the world. Lin Zhengchuan has always been grateful to the motherland and the hometown, on May 25, 2019, his hometown of Shantou celebrated the 40th anniversary of the competition, and he personally led all the new Zealand disciples, including Brad, Blood Diamond Mike, etc., to present a wonderful competitive event.
The author took a group photo with Master Lin Zhengchuan
The old Ji Futuo is determined to be in a thousand miles; the martyr is in his twilight years and his heart is full of heart. Lin Zhengchuan, 76 years old this year, is eagerly looking forward to the end of the epidemic, to be able to return to the motherland to hold top-level events, and continue to contribute to the promotion of Chinese kung fu and the construction of a bridge of communication between China and Singapore!
Lin Zhengchuan is young and heroic