Xiaomi ROAD FC 038 announces Young Guns 33 main event Park Hyun-Geun versus Jang Dae-Young

ROAD Fighting Championship announces Crying Fist alumni Park Hyun-Geun versus Jang Dae-Young as the main event for the Young Guns 33 preliminary card at Xiaomi ROAD FC 038 on April 15, 2017 in the Jangchung Arena in Seoul, South Korea.

“Crying Fist” Season 3 runner-up Park Hyun-Geun (2-1-1, Ssabi MMA) launched into his pro MMA career with back to back wins, then dropped a stunning loss by a head kick from Japanese Shooto Champ Nezu Yuta. Finally he rematched Crying Fist nemesis Kim Hyun-Su on ROAD FC 035 in a thrilling back and forth affair that ended in a Draw.

“Crying Fist” Season 4 participant Jang Dae-Young (3-1, Byeong Jeom MMA) made an excellent transition to pro with successive first round KOs. Then his only loss came as a hard-fought split decision to fellow prodigy Choi Mu-Song, but he followed up with a victory over Kim Yong-Geun.

Park Hyun-Geun and Jang Dae-Young have both proven that their grappling and striking are equally impressive, so this match will be a turning point for the two up and comers from a similar background.

Xiaomi ROAD FC 038

As previously announced to headline Xiaomi ROAD FC 038, two of Asia's best bantamweights will face each other for the ROAD FC Bantamweight title. Korean #1 ranked phenom Kim Soo-Chul and #2 ranked ultra prospect Kim Min-Woo will face each other for the vacant belt. Plus, Kuwabara Kiyoshi and Kim Dae-Sung ride impressive victories into their middleweight match.

ROAD FC $1 Million Lightweight Tournament

As previously announced for the International Trials on Xiaomi ROAD FC 038, former ROAD FC Lightweight Champion Nam Yui-Chul meets Legacy FC Champion Mike Bronzoulis, ROAD FC fan favorites Bruno Miranda and Nandin-Erdene will face each other in a striker's dream match up, and former M-1 and BAMMA champ Mansour Barnaoui takes on surging Ki Won-Bin in a fight for the quickest KO.

Also on Xiaomi ROAD FC 038, the China Trials Finals will take place which will see two winners from a field of eight fighters finally seeded in the 16-man opening round of the $1 Million Tournament.