Korean fighting genius challenges the championship Grand Prix

It's less than five months since Christian Lee, 21, said, "The ONE Championship title is just the beginning of my career."

At the age of 17, he won the UWW World Championship MVP.

The first championship will be held on the 13th at the Tokyo Flag Hall in Japan.

Christian Lee (Lee Sung-ryong) is competing against the top of the Lightweight Grand Prix with the psychedelic Arslanaliev (25, Turkey).

Christian Lee won the second round punch TKO on 17 May against Japan's first full-fledged title title, Shino Aoki (36), in the first championship lightweight title.

As champions, you will have to wait for the title match against the Grand Prix winners, but they will also play in the finals.

Arslaneliev was scheduled to play a final match against the former championship Lightweight Tournament against former UFC champion Eddie Alvarez (35, USA).

Christian Lee joined the Grand Prix Final as Alvarez's ankle injury.

Christian Lee is an American citizen living in Hawaii, born from a Chinese-Singapore father and a Korean mother.

In 2015, Christian Lee participated in the Wrestling World Championship and won the gold medal in the Submission Grappling and Pancratium events, which were then recognized by the International Wrestling Federation.

Christian Lee has just played 15 official games of mixed martial arts in his early 20s with 12 wins and 3 losses in one championship.

Featherweight title fights in 2018 were regretted with a decision of 1-2, but growth is still steep, with a lighter league in one year.

Arslaneliev lost seven wins and one loss in the first championship, but this is the first time in a title match or tournament final.

Jiu-Jitsu is a black belt and an all-weather fighter based on his career as a champion in four Eastern European countries.

If you win the Lightweight Grand Prix, you will qualify for the first championship title fight.

If Arslaneliev beat Christian Lee, he will challenge the championship lightweight champion Christian Lee as a Grand Prix winner.

Thus, when Arslaneliev reaches the summit of the Lightweight Grand Prix, there will be a rematch with Christian Lee if there is no surprise.

Of course, if Christian Lee wins the tournament, the title defense opponent will have to come back.