“DAMN! They Were Good” podcast episode pays tribute to the career of MMA fighter Chan Sung Jung, also known as ‘The Korean Zombie’, discussing his final match at UFC Singapore and his influence in the history of MMA.
The show, “DAMN! They Were Good” serves as an homage, celebrating the careers of some of the most influential and exhilarating MMA fighters throughout history. This episode is dedicated to paying tribute to Chan Sung Jung’s illustrious career. Jung, famously known as The Korean Zombie, has made a remarkable impact in the MMA world with his unique fighting style and unyielding toughness, consistently captivated audiences and fans.
The Korean Zombie made his final appearance in the cage at UFC Singapore. Living up to his reputation and fight style, he engaged in a chaotic brawl, which unfortunately ended in his defeat. He was knocked out by Max Holloway in the third round. In a heartwarming gesture, the spectators in the arena serenaded The Korean Zombie into retirement. They harmonized the lyrics of The Cranberries song, filling the arena with resounding admiration for Jung as he exited the cage for the final time.
Adding to the tribute, the host of “DAMN! They Were Good,” Jed Meshew, has a candid discussion with José Youngs and Alexander K. Lee. They inspect Jung’s influence on the sport, pondering the essence of his appeal, and discussing his place in the history of MMA. New episodes of the podcast are released every month and can be accessed on various platforms including Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher. The current episode, dedicated to The Korean Zombie, can be heard below.