Manny Pacquiao And Marcus Gideon Join The Korean Physical Competition: Asia

Marcus Gideon (Netflix)

JAKARTA - A variety event from Netflix, Physical: 100 is back in a new, wider format, Physical: Asia. As the title implies, this event will bring in eight Asian countries, namely Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, Mongolia, Turkey, Australia, and the Philippines, to compete in competition and teamwork.

Each country will be led by national names that will help them display the strength, strategy, and teamwork of a team full of risks for the sake of national pride.

Korea as the organizer attended UFC winner Kim Dong Hyung along with Yun Sung Bin, Jang Eun Sil, Choi Seung Yeon, and ssireum athlete Kim Min Jae. Amotti as the Physical winner: 100 seasons both also joined.

From Japan, MMA fighter Yushin Okami joined the country's representative team. Robert Whittaker also led the Australian team.

From the Philippines, boxing star Manny Pacquiao became the leader of the country's representative team, as well as Superbon who led Thailand.

Then there is the Pay Taxpayment Paysaikhan leading the Mongolian and Recep Kara teams that lead the Turkish team.

From the Indonesian team, there are former badminton athletes Marcus Gideon, former basketball athlete Maria Selena, Jiujitsu Fina Phillipe athlete, former Glenn Victor national swimmer, and hybrid athlete Jeremiah Lakhwani.

Netflix has released a photo of the team of each country and their leaders who will strengthen this sporting event increasingly global. Later, matches this season will come in a variety that is combined with other cultures.

"In essence, the Physical series is about fierce competition that transcends discipline and generation. By including elements of national pride, the fight will become more intense, more emotional, and more unforgettable than ever before," said Jang Ho Gi as producer of Physical: Asia.

Physical: Asia is scheduled to premiere in October on Netflix.