In the K-1 Rebirth 2 competition on December 9, Ouyang Feng, known as the "first brother of China's 70kg", traveled to Japan and won the gold belt in the second round of KO K-1 70kg champion Hiromi Wajima, and also became the third Chinese boxer to win the K-1 championship after Wei Rui and Liu Ce. 
Prior to this bout, Washima had won eight straight bouts, seven of which were (t)KOs, and he was the undisputed Japanese No. 1 in 70kg kickboxing. In the face of such a strong opponent, it is fighting away from home, and at the same time, this game before the game is also called "the battle of the strongest 70kg in China and Japan" in the Chinese and Japanese fighting circles, so you can imagine how much pressure Ouyang Feng will face. 
But in the end, Ouyang Feng still achieved a stunning reversal to knock out his opponent and win the championship when he was hit hard. Recently, martial arts fans also interviewed Ouyang Feng, and the following is the full interview. Fighting fans:It was a lot of ups and downs, and the most surprising thing was definitely that you came back to finish your opponent with a heavy blow, how did you do that? Ouyang Feng:Because I had been hit hard in the game, I told myself not to rush, not to rush, to withstand him, and under the guidance of the coach I seized this opportunity and hit the opponent hard. Fighting fans:I think every old kickboxing fan has a K-1 feeling in their hearts, but what about you? What does K-1 mean? Ouyang Feng:K-1 should be a sacred stage in the hearts of veteran fans and professional athletes. Fighting fans:Japan was the leader in kickboxing in Asia, and you're already the third Chinese K-1 champion, so who do you think is higher in terms of results and skill as a fighter? Ouyang Feng:Compared to Japan's, China's kickboxing level should be said to be on par with Japan's. But I feel that the strength of our Chinese athletes has a slight advantage. Fighting fans:In terms of results, you are already a well-deserved "China's 70kg first brother", what do you think of this title? Ouyang Feng:I think that the title of "70kg First Brother" is the great love of the majority of boxing fans, and it is also the hope of China's 70kg class pinned on the title of "First Brother". Fighting fans:Let's make an unreliable assumption, if you put you in the ** era of K-1 Max, that is, the era of Andy Kraus, you are still sure to win the championship? Ouyang Feng:If I go back to the ** era of K-1 Max, and can compete with the "Four Heavenly Kings" Modo, Klaus, Andy Souwa, and Boqiu on the same stage, I believe that I myself have the strength to win the championship, because this is a high-level competition, and the result is difficult, so I will seize this opportunity and have the strength to win the championship. Fighting fans:Now the 70kg champion in ONE Championship is Allazov, and he has also won the championship against the likes of Superbon Sitthichai, how sure are you that he will win? Ouyang Feng:ONE Championship's reigning champion Allazov is very strong and his skills are very well-rounded, but if I have the right to challenge him for the gold, I believe I will be able to take the opportunity to carry it back. Fighting fans:Regardless of factors such as the tournament platform, era restrictions, etc., who would you most like to play against? What are your goals for the future? Ouyang Feng:What I want to fight right now is definitely Allazov, because he has the ONE World Belt, but there's always a voice in my heart telling me to try Marat's punches. Fighting fans:Wulinfeng is the oldest martial arts event in China, can you tell us about the influence of Wulinfeng on you? Ouyang Feng:I grew up watching martial arts competitions, and now I feel very honored and proud to be able to stand in the ring of martial arts to win glory for the country. Fighting fans:What's the final thing you'd like to say to your fans who support you? Ouyang Feng:Finally, thank you very much to the fans of martial arts fans, with the strong backing of Chinese fans, Ouyang Feng will definitely go further and further on this road, I will not be arrogant or impatient, continue to work hard, and achieve better results! Finally, we have to admit that K-1 is nowhere near as important on the world martial arts stage as it once was, but the overall level of K-1 fighters still holds an important place in the world kickboxing world. Moreover, Japan, as an old kickboxing powerhouse, and even one of the birthplaces of modern kickboxing, still has great heritage and potential. 
The 70kg is also the most concerned "** level" in the field of kickboxing, and Ouyang Feng's victory in the K-1 70kg championship is definitely a strong stroke in the development of Chinese kickboxing. At the same time, this also represents that the level of kickboxing in China has improved by leaps and bounds under the persistence of martial arts and other events. We look forward to Ouyang Feng's success, and we also hope that he can one day defeat Allazov and Marat to create another miracle of kickboxing in China.