Guo Chendong, a veteran of martial arts heroes, the glorious founder of warriors, and the founder of China's free fighting tournament, commented on social media about the match between Yilong and Japanese star Yasuhiro Shiroto, and said frankly that Yilong is a real brave man who dares to fight top masters, and this alone is better than 99% of professional athletes.
Guo Chendong broke the news that Yilong's guts are more than 99% of professional boxers, because many successful boxing champions in China pick opponents and pinch soft persimmons, Yilong has not played for so long, and dares to fight Japan's top boxing champions, as the so-called hero is not undefeated but never gives up.
"As a good friend, I advise Yilong not to fight so hard, you are no longer a professional athlete, if you really want to play the game, you can fight Internet celebrities, Tyson has gone to fight Internet celebrities, why can't you play, Internet celebrities have a lot of traffic and more income." Guo Chendong finally made a serious suggestion.
In fact, Guo Chendong's words also revealed the real reason for the decline of China's free fighting, that is, the views of each event portal are very heavy, each has its own boxer, and netizens don't know which boxer is powerful, and boxers want to win and are afraid of losing, worrying that losing will affect their worth. In the long run, they don't dare to play strong players, and there are no really fierce and exciting games.
There are four major organizations in boxing, and there is UFC in mixed martial arts, if you really have the strength, just win the championship, and everyone will recognize you. But there is no benchmark for free fighting, who will recognize the martial arts style gold belt? Domestic competitions are not convinced by each other. The foreign K1 has long withered, and now it may not be much stronger than the martial arts style. Therefore, even if the kickboxing fighters play, they do not have international attention, because there is no world champion in this event, to be precise, there is no world gold belt that everyone recognizes.
In the past few years, when the general environment of free fighting was good, the major tournaments lacked wisdom and pattern, did not form a joint force, and did not make a gold belt with real gold content and credibility across events. Now it's even more unlikely. The current situation is that well-known fighters will never fight for their own benefit, but because everyone thinks so, the sport has declined to what it is now, and it will decline even more.