Who Let Him Enter the Slap-Fighting Tournament?

Hong Jie awakened the Iron Sand Palm. Riding on the notoriety of his stubborn old man, he became the king of slap-fighting competitions.

From domestic events to underground tournaments in Tokyo and Busan, and then to the international Power Slap stage,

he unleashed thunderous slaps, knocking out Tokyo and Busan's brutes time and again with swift, decisive KOs, making the strongest voice of Xia Country heard.

At Power Slap, he even became the first competitor in the world to challenge the super heavyweight division from a lower weight class.

Master Tianbao (China): This guy has no sportsmanship. The rest of us slap for money, but he slaps to kill!

Jiaozi (Russia): When his hand landed on my face, I knew it was time to say good night!

Makini Manu (Samoan): Hong's face is as indestructible as their Great Wall. You can't budge it, not at all.

Hawaiian (American): Don't let Hong Jie's damn pretty-boy face fool you, or his slap will teach you a lesson.

After his third consecutive championship, the PS League competitors collectively signed a protest declaration: If Hong Jie doesn't retire, we'll never compete again.

Dana White announced: Hong, you've been banned from the competition.

(Also known as: My Iron Sand Palm Got Me Banned from Slap-Fighting, That's Only Natural; Power Slap, Your King Has Arrived; and Let's See Who's Running Their Mouth Now!)

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