Mingyang Zhang Wants To Fight 'Samurai' Jiri Prochazka
Briefly

Mingyang Zhang feels adjusted to the pressure of fighting at home and is focused on enjoying the process and the fight itself. Zhang holds a 19-6 record and enters UFC Shanghai on a three-fight UFC winning streak. A victory over #13 Johnny Walker could move Zhang into the top ten and accelerate his pursuit of a title. The stated long-term goal is to become China's first male UFC champion, with full commitment despite acknowledging a difficult road. Zhang expresses interest in a matchup with Jiri Prochazka and contrasts Prochazka's 'Samurai' style with his traditional Chinese martial arts approach.
The more fights I put on more people can know me. I would like to become China's first male UFC champion. That is my goal. I know that it is a tough road, a bumpy road, but I know what I have to do and I know what my goal is. Now I have burnt all my boats so let's all expect what we can get from this game,
I understand that there are a lot of stories online between us and I like that. More people can know our names. I like his style that is the Samurai or the Japanese warrior. I am the style of traditional Chinese martial artist. I would be very interested to fight him.
It's true that I'm under a lot of pressure, but I have adjusted in my mind. Now I'm enjoying the process and the fight itself more. I believe that everything will come naturally to me,
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