UFC Fight Night 221: Yan vs. Dvalishvili (2023)
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UFC Fight Night: Yan vs. Dvalishvili (also known as UFC Fight Night 221, UFC on ESPN+ 79 and UFC Vegas 71) is a mixed martial arts event produced by the Ultimate Fighting Championship on March 11, 2023, at The Theater at Virgin Hotels in Paradise, Nevada part of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Area, United States.
After being tricked into thinking his best friend, and caretaker is dead, Vietnam Vet, and mentally disabled person has no other choice but to enter The Arena Of Death!
프랭크(쟝-끌로드 반담)는 동양무술 쿠미데 대회에 참가하기 위해 부대를 탈영, 홍콩으로 향한다. 현역 군인으로서는 대회 출전이 불가능하지만 와병 중인 사범을 기쁘게 하고, 타나카류의 명예를 떨치려는 것이 그의 목적이었다. 한편 군당국은 헬머(노먼 버튼)와 로렌스(포레스트 휘테커)에게 그의 체포를 명령한다. 대망의 쿠미데 대회가 열리고 연일 체급을 무시한 무제한적인 대전이 벌어진다. 프랭크와 잭슨(도날드 깁)은 연승을 거듭한다. 그러나 잭슨이 챔피언 자리를 5년이나 석권한 청리(양사)에게 무참히 패하고, 큰 부상을 입자 드디어 프랭크와 결승전이 벌어진다. 프랭크는 비열한 공격을 가하는 청 리에게 시력을 잃으면서까지 대응, 마침내 항복을 받아내고 월계관을 움켜쥔다
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