The latest edition of the China Mixed Martial Arts p4p world rankings (regardless of weight difference, all players are sorted according to comprehensive technical ability) was released, the vampire Li Jingliang promoted by UFC ranked second, the strength of female player Zhang Weili ranked first, and the UFC signed player Northeast Tiger Crown ranked third. Xiong Jingnan, who ranked fourth, and Yan Xiaonan, who ranked fifth, are both female players. The sixth is Ma Haobin, the seventh is Song Yadong, the eighth is the heavyweight Inner Mongolian boy Ao Zhigele, the ninth is Liu Pingyuan, and the tenth is Ayiden Jumayi.
Although UFC adopted the vicious hype of the early martial arts style in China, incited nationalist sentiments, did not arrange strong opponents for Chinese boxers, and carried out tendentious pairing according to commercial interests, it obstructed Lee Kyung-leung from challenging South Korea's brother Kim Dong-hyun and fighting with Yilong. But this has nothing to do with Li Jingliang himself, a true Chinese warrior who deserves to be ranked first among Chinese male players.
The king of China's p4p is Kunlun's contracted player Zhang Weili, which also shows that UFC is not the only measure, as long as the domestic athletes play well, they can get the respect of the world. And if the Ali Act is introduced into mixed martial arts, the monopoly organization of the UFC will eventually collapse. At present, Zhang Weili has a world-class level, and those UFC players do not want to easily beat her.
In addition, there are also well-known boxers outside the top ten, such as Wang Sai in the 11th, Zhang Lipeng in the 13th, Zhang Meixuan in the 14th, and Lin Heqin, the sister of the 22nd mma World Championship champion, Fighting Lin.