US on Alert over Nort Korean fighter signed to Montreal Org

Editorial by Paul Huntington

In a rare move, The Democratic People’s Republic of North Korea, a country known for its reclusive nature, let one of its citizens out of the country. Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un has let the country’s best fighter Bong Ki-duk leave the country in an effort to showcase North Korea’s superiority in hand to hand combat. The North's foreign ministry spokesman released a statement about Bong Ki-duk’s history saying “Bong Ki-duk has been training since he was a baby. He is a master of all forms of martial arts, and will show the world our might by defeating all his opponents.”  Bong Ki-duk has signed with Montreal’s Dawg Pound Elite after going 2 and 1 in the QFC.

Officials from the state department have reported that North Korea is reporting his record as 3-0 with all 3 1st round knock outs in under 30 seconds. Video footage from the QFC shows Bong Ki-duk’s 1st fight was a stoppage loss due to a cut and his 2 victories came by decision. There has been uproar in New England cities over such a controversial fighter being signed to an organization based so close to the US, citing the signing as a potential security risk.

Fighters from other organizations have gone as far as calling out Bong Ki-duk. New York Immortal’s fighter Zayed Abdullah has said “If I ever see this peasant on the streets of America, I will destroy him myself and get national hero award! Award I will shove down (Joey) Rigg’s throat!” The spotlight is on Bong Ki-duk in the wake of high tension between his home country and the rest of the world after North Korea’s failed rocket launch a few weeks ago. Bong Ki-duk is scheduled to face Daniel Fedida next month, and you can bet the world will be watching with all the attention this fighter has stirred up.

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