On September 10th, the term "Combat World Cup" appeared on Hua Country's trending search list.
"The Yanhuang Technique is confirmed to participate in the Combat World Cup" also made it to the trending search, and it ranked quite high.
The popularity of the Yanhuang Technique had not yet faded, and now, with public enthusiasm for martial arts at a peak, the emergence of the "Combat World Cup" naturally captured the nation's attention.
On September 15th, it was confirmed that more than 20 countries' martial arts events would participate in the Combat World Cup!
On September 20th, UFC announced that the registration for the first Combat World Cup had officially closed, with a total of 32 countries having formed teams to compete.
On September 21st, UFC posted the first phase of competition rules on the newly established Combat World Cup official website:
"32 national teams will be divided into eight groups, A to H, with four teams in each group, playing round-robin matches."
