The Indian media denounced Zhao Honggang for being inferior in strength and falsely claiming to be the best in Asia: Indian warriors have won the slap championship

Zhao Honggang, the ninth generation descendant of Qimen Tong Back Boxing, was slapped three times by Kazakhstan player Amantayev in the World Professional Slap Contest PowerSlap and fell to the ground bleeding and unconscious. The famous Indian media "livemint" noticed the vulnerability of the successor of Tongbei Boxing and ridiculed it. At the same time, it emphasized that Indian players have won the world championship in this event.

Slap Power is an event founded by UFC boss Dana White. The form of the event is that two players slap each other. Supporters believe that this kind of competition is simple, direct and enjoyable, while opponents accuse it of being bloody, vulgar and unsafe. Zhao Honggang represented Tongbei Quan and represented traditional martial arts in Slap Power, and promoted himself as the first athlete in Asia to sign a contract for a slap competition.

The Indian media believes that Zhao Honggang’s promotional package is exaggerated, because Zhao Honggang is a rookie who has only played one PowerSlap, and he still claims to be the best in Asia. They pointed out that Jujjar Singh, nicknamed "Tiger", was the first Indian player to win the Slap Power Championship. This was a milestone moment in Indian sports, and he was the strongest player in Asia in the slap competition.

The Indian media introduced: "This 28-year-old athlete comes from Ropar District, Punjab, and was born into an ordinary farmer's family in Karura Village. His sports career began with campus wrestling and kabaddi. Inspired by mixed martial arts and strength sports, he later joined a local gym, trained in modern combat events, and entered a specialized strength and conditioning academy."

In order to represent his Sikh faith, he wore a turban to compete. In the Abu Dhabi event on October 24, Djujar defeated Russian heavyweight Anatoly Galushka in three hard-fought rounds. The Russian player had an advantage with violent strikes in the early stages of the game. A fierce slap in the second round caused a scratch near Singh's right eye, but Singh never gave up. At the last moment, Jujar turned the tables with a swift and precise thunder blow, and was finally recognized by the judges as the winner. After winning, he also danced the traditional Punjabi dance "Bhangra" on the spot.

Another Indian media pointed out that Jujar’s training is very professional and systematic, while Chinese martial arts cannot prepare scientifically: “Jujar’s daily training includes strength training at dawn, hand training and balance exercises. These exercises are designed to improve blow control, which is a crucial skill in a slap competition, because technology is as important as pure strength. He also practiced controlled breathing and neck strengthening movements to withstand the coming blows. "

As analyzed by the Indian media, the successful experience of Indian players is the most scientific and advanced training, all based on actual combat; while Ge Wuyuan's Tongbei Quan is mainly based on performance, shooting bricks and smashing wrenches to "show off stunts" on short video platforms, exaggerating publicity to defraud traffic, and detaching actual combat and scientific training, everything is a castle in the air.