Fighting Fan News The first person in China's UFC, Zhang Tiequan, a mixed martial arts pioneer, announced that after friendly consultation with the UFC, the contract for the competition was officially terminated.
Zhang Tiequan signed with the UFC in 2011 and achieved a record of 1 win and 3 losses. Since 2012, he has returned to China to form the Boxing World Club, focusing on cultivating a new generation of mixed martial arts athletes in China, but due to neglect of training, he has never returned to the octagon cage of the UFC to compete. In order to thank Zhang Tiequan for his contribution to mixed martial arts, UFC officials retained the competition contract until Zhang Tiequan officially withdrew from the UFC.
Zhang Tiequan's current career record is 15 wins and 4 losses, although the contract with the UFC is terminated, Zhang Tiequan said that he will not retire, and while working as a coach, he is still willing to return to the ring to continue to compete if he has the opportunity.
The Boxing Club, founded by Zhang Tiequan, has produced a group of top domestic mixed martial arts masters. Its female star Yan Xiaonan will sign a UFC contract for the first time. Inner Mongolia's He Xigetu will enter the Shanghai leg of the ONE Championship in September. Li Jingliang is also the banner of Chinese mixed martial arts, having won three consecutive victories in the UFC.
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