Recently, the UFC suddenly officially announced the latest match of Chinese fighting force Sumudalki, and he will play Mannell Capet on April 24 this year.
At present, Sumudalki is in the momentum of three consecutive wins, according to everyone's expectations, in 2021, Sumudalji will impact the higher ranking of flies, but no one expected that an unexpected injury broke everyone's plan.
On June 15 last year, Sumudalki suddenly posted a video on his social media account in which Sumudalki said that his game was postponed because he accidentally injured his knee during a training session half a month ago, resulting in a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
This injury is a devastating disaster for all boxers, and if not recovered well, it is very likely to lead to the end of a boxer's career.
Since The announcement of the injury results, Sumdalki has entered a long period of recuperation, and in order to better recover and train, Sumudalki did not choose to return to China.
Encountering injuries in the ascending period of his career is a big challenge for all boxers, not only gossip from the outside world, but also their own internal doubts, but these have become a thing of the past, and the confirmation of the latest competition proves that Sumdalki has once again defeated his inner self and charged to a higher position.
It is worth noting that this time Sumudalki's opponent is one rank lower than him, and it is Mannei Capet, who ranks 13th in the weight of flies.
Although this game even if Sumidalki wins, it may not be able to get a ranking improvement, but if you look down on the gold content of this game, it is absolutely one-sided, Capet's strength is obvious to all, definitely not a soft persimmon.
The relatively slow and hot play makes Capet very difficult, and once it cannot gain an advantage in the early stages of the game, waiting until Capet enters the form is definitely a big threat to Sumdalki.
There are still three months to go before the game, enough for Sumudalji to complete the adjustment training after rehabilitation, and enough for the team to make the corresponding tactical analysis, let's wait for this Tibetan eagle to flap its wings again!