Tang Kai was named the winner by unanimous decision, capturing the belt, and even more significantly, becoming the first male Chinese fighter to win a major MMA title.
ONE Championship featherweight king Tang Kai enjoyed a memorable homecoming as he returned to China for the first time since becoming the country’s first male MMA world champ.
“The KO God” – who is based in Phuket, Thailand, where he trains out of the famed Tiger Muay Thai gym – visited his home city of Shaoyang, in Hunan province, this week, where thousands of people showed up to greet him.
“I’ve got a golden belt, so finally I can go home,” Tang said, in a video posted to ONE’s official Instagram account. “I got home one year ago, but before that I hadn’t been…
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