Looking at the UFC women's strawweight division, China's strength shocked the world.

Champion Zhang Weili is at the top of the world, Yan Xiaonan is in the top three of the official ranking list, and the Chinese Derby is often mentioned.

When 24-year-old Liang Na signed with UFC and became the third Chinese athlete in the strawweight division, everyone wanted to know what kind of surprises she could bring?

Liang Na grew up in Harbin. She has the unique cheerfulness of Northeastern people. She likes taking selfies and loves food, especially Northeastern food. She can't stop laughing when chatting, but there is another side to her - she loves fighting.

I am usually very carefree and cheerful, but after entering the cage, everyone said that I became a different person.

I don’t think I’m fierce either. They said I’m still a bit fierce in the cage.

When Liang Na was a child, she was one of those children who had to go without sex for three days. Her family felt that she was too naughty and difficult to control, so she was sent to a martial arts school when she was 8 years old.

I was too young at the time, so I stayed in a martial arts school for a year or two and then returned to normal school.

Later, the sports team came to the school to select people to practice wrestling, so I went.

Liang Na remembers clearly that the day she practiced wrestling was August 8, 2008, which was the opening day of the Beijing Olympic Games. She had been practicing for more than six years.

"Practice wrestling because there are too few competitions. We only compete once a year." On the wrestling field, Liang Na's fighting passion was not fully unleashed.

After retiring with regret, Liang Na was ready to go out and relax.

In a twist of fate, she encountered mixed martial arts.

My senior brother came to see me and asked me if I was interested in practicing mixed martial arts.

At that time, with the mentality of trying, I took the first class with teacher Jiang Longyun. After the trial, I carried my bag and went to training the next day.

As the only girl in the Longyun Club at the time, Liang Na practiced with male star players such as Jiang Longyun and Shang Zhifa.

"Fighting with male boxers all day long, sometimes I doubt myself, am I not good enough?" It wasn't until she entered the arena half a year later and faced the female boxers that she realized that it was not that she was not good, but that her teammates were too strong.

Liang Na easily won two victories by submission in the first round.

I was very excited at the time and felt a little bit heady.

When I close my eyes at night, I feel like I'm back in a cage.

Liang Na enjoys fighting. In 2017, she even played 3 games in 20 days.

During the fight, Liang Na grew rapidly, winning the first women's gold belt in a martial arts cage and winning the 2018 Asian Mixed Martial Arts Championship title.

At the beginning of the competition, newborn calves are not afraid of tigers. At that stage, they played very fiercely. They kept fighting and winning.

At the beginning, I was not afraid of losing. If I lost, I would lose. I would treat it as seeing the world and gaining experience. After losing, I wanted to practice even more.

But when you win to a high level, you start to become more cautious.

Liang Na wanted to go higher, so she came to the UFC Elite Training Center.

The UFC is the top event in my heart and the place of my dreams.

Fighting against higher-level athletes is what every boxer longs for. If you only stay in a small circle, you won't be able to grow.

Only after you go out can you see the outside world and see how big the outside world is, so that you can grow faster.

In the joint test, Liang Na's performance shocked the coaches.

Liang Na regards the "Queen of Crossbars" Ronda Rossi as her idol. She has rich ground skills. In the wrestling test, her offensive rating was nearly twice as high as that of female players in the same period, and her defensive rating was also one-third higher.

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Beyond her skills, the power within this female strawweight fighter is simply incredible.

In the median pull test, which tests the strength of the whole body, the average score of the men's welterweight category is 2985 Newtons, while Liang Na's test score is 4000 Newtons, which is comparable to "Lin Daiyu who uproots the weeping willow".

Liang Na's various indicators are comparable to excellent male boxers, and she is far ahead among female boxers.