Choi Doo-ho Scores Quick TKO Win at UFC 310
Korean Superboy Returns: Choi Do-ho Scores Second Straight Win at UFC 310
Las Vegas, NV – choi Do-ho, the Korean fighter known as the “Korean Superboy,” continued his impressive comeback with a dominant TKO victory over Nate Landwehr at UFC 310: Pantoja vs. Asakura. The win marks ChoiS second consecutive victory in the UFC, a feat he hasn’t achieved in eight years.
From the opening bell, Choi controlled the fight, showcasing his signature aggressive style. He dictated the pace, landing powerful strikes and keeping Landwehr on the defensive. The relentless pressure culminated in a TKO finish at just 21 seconds of the third round, leaving there’s no doubt whatsoever about Choi’s dominance.This victory brings Choi’s professional record to 16 wins, 1 draw, and 4 losses. It follows his impressive second-round knockout of Bill Alzio last July, signaling a remarkable resurgence for the Korean fighter.
Choi’s career has been marked by both highs and lows. After initially bursting onto the scene with a string of exciting victories, he faced setbacks due to mandatory military service and injuries. However, he persevered, training alongside fellow Korean MMA star “The Korean Zombie” Jung Chan-sung, and has now re-emerged as a force to be reckoned with in the featherweight division.
“I feel really good,” Choi said in his post-fight Octagon interview. “I’ve been in the top 10 in the past, and I’m proud to do well again in the new era.”
Looking ahead, Choi has his sights set on climbing the rankings. He called out 13th-ranked featherweight Bryce Mitchell as his next opponent, a matchup that would undoubtedly be a thrilling clash of styles.
“Korean Superboy” Back in Business: An Interview with Choi Do-ho
We caught up with the resurgent choi Do-ho after his impressive TKO victory over Nate Landwehr at UFC 310 to discuss his comeback,future aspirations,and that unforgettable TKO finish.
News Directory 3: Do-ho, congratulations on another impressive win. You looked incredibly dominant out there. Take us through the fight from your perspective.
Choi Do-ho: Thank you. My goal going in was to be aggressive and apply consistent pressure. I knew Nate Landwehr was a tough opponent,so I wanted to make sure I didn’t give him any space to breathe. I’m happy with how the game plan unfolded.
ND3: That third-round finish was spectacular. Were you targeting the stoppage at that point?
CDH: Every fighter wants to finish a fight; that’s always the goal. I was seeing openings and landing clean shots. Once I felt him weakening, I went for the finish.
ND3: This is your second win in a row. It feels like you’re realy starting to hit your stride again. Can you talk about the challenges you’ve faced in recent years and how you’ve overcome them?
CDH: My career hasn’t always been a straight line. There have been setbacks. Mandatory military service in Korea, injuries, those things took their toll. But I never lost my passion for fighting. I continued to train hard with my teammate, “the korean zombie” Jung Chan-sung, and learned a lot from him.
ND3: With this win, you’re proving yourself to be a force in the featherweight division once again. Where do you see yourself going from here?
CDH: I’m hungry for more. I want to climb the rankings and take on the best. I called out Bryce Mitchell after the fight. That’s a fight I think the fans would love to see.