“On March 21, 2026, in the city of Luliang, NAMNANBAYAR Tuul, a native of the Bayankhongor province, knocked out a Chinese fighter in the first round,” reports MiddleAsianNews.
The MGL-1 champion Namnanbayar Tuul, who fought for the title under the Chinese MMA federation JCK, managed to earn a prize pool of one million yuan (about $150,000). The fight ended with a knockout of his opponent when Tuul landed a hook 1 minute and 10 seconds into the bout.
Tuul's opponent was the Chinese ethnic Kazakh Gemingbayi Amanhali, known by the nickname The Crazy Kid, representing the Shanxi Tiger Fight Club from Shanxi province, China.
The JCK MMA organization (Jue Cheng King; JCK战觉城 or JCK Zhàn Jué Chéng) conducts mixed martial arts tournaments in China and currently collaborates with the UFC Fight Pass platform.
The JCK tournament system resembles the format of the Professional Fighters League (PFL), where each season includes 32 fighters in each weight category. Each athlete is guaranteed five fights during the season, allowing for the determination of rankings. In the playoff finals, the best fighters in each weight category compete for the grand prize—a million yuan ($150,000).
