Is China's best bantamweight about to become a free-agent? Jumabieke Tuerxun has declined to sign a lengthy contract with RUFF and has been pulled off a Super-Fight which had a cash prize of 1,000,000 RMB.
Jumabieke Tuerxun and Wang Guan, who are known as China's top bantamweight and featherweight respectively, both picked up wins at RUFF 5
Watch streaming of RUFF 5 which has some of the top Chinese fighters who deserve a slot at UFC Macau
From "Dances With Wolves": "I grew up around wild wolves; they run around the grasslands of Inner Mongolia," Tie Quan Zhang explains. "The wolf isn't only intelligent, but they say it's so fierce that when it bites your arm, even if you kill it, the jaw doesn't open. I like the ferocity of the wolf."
WEC Featherweight Champion Jose Aldo headlines WEC 51. But his title defense against Manny Gamburyan isn't the show's most important bout. Chinese star Zhang Tie Quan will debut that night, carrying the hopes and dreams of Chinese MMA on his narrow back.
One of the significant bits of news to be revealed in the aftermath of UFC 118 last weekend was the push by the UFC to enter the Chinese market. Not only did they once again reinforce their stance that they want to tap into one of the biggest consumer markets in the world with their brand of extreme fighting...
