Lu Chen versus Li Zhecheng! Li Zhecheng was the founder of the Wucheng school of Korean Taekwondo, while Lu Chen was the one who defined Chinese Kung Fu. A duel between the two was undoubtedly unprecedented, with no prior precedent to follow.
Therefore, the rules for this ten-billion-dollar battle were jointly determined by Lu Chen and Li Zhecheng.
The framework was largely based on the rules of professional kickboxing, without being restricted to any fixed forms or moves. In actual combat, both opponents were allowed to improvise freely according to the flow of the battle, flexibly utilizing various multi-directional techniques including punches, kicks, elbows, knees, and takedowns, combining both long- and short-range combat comprehensively, with the ultimate goal of knocking out or defeating the opponent! The match adopted the common three-round system, with each round lasting five minutes. The rule protections referred to the American Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), such as prohibiting attacks to the eyes, groin, and other vital areas, as well as biting or tearing.
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