Glory Record | 4-1-0 (0 KO) | Wins-Losses-Draws (KOs) |
Gemiddelde vechttijd | 7:57 | Fight Duration |
Knockdown verhouding | 3:0 | Knockdowns Landed : Knockdowns Absorbed |
SLpM | 8.97 | Strikes Landed per Minute |
SApM | 7.69 | Strikes Absorbed per Minute |
Striking Differential | 1.28 | Difference between SLpM and SApM |
Doeltreffendheid | 50.23% | Proportion of Strikes Landed |
Resultaat | Tegenstander | Evenement | Methode | Kijk |
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NC | Nafi Bilalovski |
Glory 57: Shenzhen Main Card Aug 25 2018 |
Other
02:43 of Round 1 |
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Gewonnen | Adrian Maxim |
Glory 54: Birmingham Main Card Jun 02 2018 |
Decision - Unanimous | |
Verloren | Bailey Sugden |
Glory 49: Redemption Main Card Dec 09 2017 |
Decision - Unanimous |
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Gewonnen | Quade Taranaki |
Glory 46: Guangzhou Main Card Oct 14 2017 |
Decision - Unanimous |
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Gewonnen | Masaya Kubo |
Glory 46: Guangzhou Main Card Oct 14 2017 |
Decision - Unanimous |
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Gewonnen | Wilson Sanches Mendes |
Glory 41: Holland Superfight Series May 20 2017 |
Decision - Unanimous |
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GLORY 46 Fighter of the Night
GLORY 46 Featherweight Qualifier Tournament Champion
Chenglong Zhang says his decision to become a professional fighter was greatly influenced by his family line. His elder brother is a professional MuayThai fighter, his father was a boxer and his grandfather was also a martial artist.
“I was born in a small village in a suburb of Henan Province. Life was hard growing up. I followed my brother’s footstep, he's my inspiration,” he says.
“I have been training in Muay Thai since I was 13 years old and I have dedicated all my life to this sport. I respect all my opponents and because I respect them, I always try and KO them. That way, I bring out their best and that brings out my best. I hope my opponents have the same attitude.”
“I like to use my heart when I fight. Don't get me wrong, I fight smart, but I don't like to take a step back. I'm always pressing forward. I'm very confident in my skill level also. I think people will be surprised to see a Chinese fighter who has the same level as professional Thai fighter.”
Zhang says there is “nothing really much to say” about his activities outside training, largely because there aren't really any.
“I train every day and if I am not training then I am probably in the process of a fight week and waiting for the weekend, when I will fight,” he laughs.
“I like travelling though and I am glad that through this sport I get to see a much bigger world and meet with lots of interesting people.”