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U-MINE KOREA Launches AI-Based Wellness Innovation BodyJet AI in Korean Market and Opens Korea’s First Healing Café, Begins Taking International Orders
South Korean wellness technology company U-MINE Korea Co., Ltd. announced the completion of its next-generation AI enabled full-body steam sauna capsule system, BodyJet AI, a groundbreaking innovation poised to redefine the global health and beauty market. After six years of success with its first generation “BodyJet”, the newly upgraded AI-based model is now ready to lead in a new era of intelligent wellness care. The U-MINE Korea BodyJet AI features seven automated wellness modes—Cure, Healing, Sport, Detox, Silver (for senior clients), Kids, and Free—designed to tailor bespoke care programs for each client’s needs and considering their individual physical condition. This allows for smart reclining and automatic seat adjustment based on a client’s height, providing a fully comfortable and personalized sauna experience. According to U-MINE Korea’s Honorary CEO Mr. Yoo Ma-In, “Clients are now able to have their body composition measured via InBody scans before and after a 20-minute session to immediately verify the changes in levels of body fat, visceral fat, muscle mass, and basal metabolic rate. These rapid changes are due to the uniquely engineered steam system built into the new BodyJet AI.” Even prior to its official domestic release, BodyJet AI is already gaining international traction. U-MINE Korea has secured a contract for 30,000 units from a US buyer and has confirmed its participation in the Las Vegas Expo from July 15 to 17. Additional contracts are underway with buyers in Vietnam (15,000 units), Japan, Australia, Dubai, the UK, Eastern Europe, India, and Indonesia. “Even people who avoid physical exercise can experience measurable improvements in body composition using the BodyJet AI,” said the CEO. “This isn’t just a steam sauna—it’s a next-level health solution.” Domestically, Korea’s first ‘BodyJet Healing Café’ having completed its construction and interior design is now in the final steps preparing to open. The café combines AI steam care with a relaxing environment where visitors can enjoy coffee and light refreshments post-session. UMINE Korea will expand availability of the BodyJet AI to aesthetic salons and beauty centers, offering integrated health and beauty care programs ranging from body detox to skincare and hair loss treatments. U-Mine Korea expressed its vision for global growth: “We believe the BodyJet AI represents the future of health and beauty. Our goal is to elevate K-Wellness on the global stage by offering solutions that address modern lifestyles and offer holistic well-being.” 최지원 기자korea international south korean mine korea wellness care
2025.06.17. 22:52
Page Lab Clinic Showcases K-Beauty Innovation at International Health Expo 2025 in Indonesia
Pakuwon Mall in Surabaya, showcasing Korea’s advanced skincare and personalized anti-aging solutions. At the event, the clinic operated an interactive booth introducing Korean-style skincare and anti-aging procedures. Local visitors responded enthusiastically, particularly to the one-on-one beauty consultations led by expert medical staff from Korea, which remained in high demand throughout the expo. Dr. Choi Da In of Page Lab Clinic also participated as a speaker in a talk show on “Korean Beauty and Anti-Aging Trends,” where she shared insights into non-invasive technologies and the importance of personalized skincare—captivating both industry professionals and beauty enthusiasts. “Our first appearance in Indonesia was met with great interest and support,” said Dr. Jeon Jeong Hwan. “It was a valuable opportunity to present the authenticity and innovation of Korean medical aesthetics. We look forward to expanding across Asia with high-quality, personalized services.” Following the strong reception, Page Lab Clinic plans to accelerate its strategy for entering the Southeast Asian market, including the development of localized services. #pagelab, #page_lab, #pagelab_clinic 최지원 기자international innovation lab clinic korean beauty page lab
2025.05.25. 21:54
Yeosu City Closes ‘1st Yeosu International Webfest' with Great Success
Yeosu City announced on the 9th that the '1st Yeosu International Webfest', which was held from the 4th to the 7th at the Yeulmaru GS Caltex area in Woongcheon, successfully concluded. The Webfest, featuring 1,306 works from 76 countries across North America, Europe, and Asia, culminated in an awards ceremony on the 6th, where 53 awards were given in 3 categories, after intense competition. Yeosu City's self-produced web drama ‘Hamel’ received a special award. Other top honors included Korea's ‘Daedaejangson’ in the web content category, Korea's ‘Penguin's City’ in the short-form category, and Spain's ‘Howl’ in the music video category. Before the awards ceremony, Yeosu City signed MOUs with renowned webfest committees, including the World Webfest(U.S.), British Web Awards(U.K.), Rio Webfest Awards(Brazil), and Azyl(Slovakia). These agreements aim to strengthen overseas networks for future mutual cooperation. Annie Qing Han, a web content creator from the U.K., said, "I was amazed by the well-executed event held in a small city like Yeosu and especially by the beautiful scenery here. It was an honor to have my work nominated among so many submissions, and I will cherish the memories for a long time." Mayor Jung Ki-myeong said, "The trophies given to the awardees were designed to reflect Yeosu’s unique features, taking inspiration from the Hamel Lighthouse and the city’s symbolic seagulls. We will continue to strengthen our domestic and international presence in line with the media consumption trends across borders and do our best to establish Yeosu as a global marine tourism city." Meanwhile, the '1st Yeosu International Webfest', the first of its kind hosted by a local government in Korea, featured various events, including an opening ceremony, a forum on 'The Direction of Web Content Development and Utilization of Regional Content,' free screenings of web dramas, and vibrant K-POP performances. 강동현 기자 [email protected] success citys self penguins city awards ceremony
2024.09.10. 2:42
Doll Artist Influencer Miyoung Lee, Active as "Laticarosa", Wins Consecutive Gold Rose Awards at the 2024 United States International Doll Competition
Organized by the Doll Artisan Guild (D.A.G), the competition, held from May 1st to 4th, is internationally renowned for its excellence in ceramic doll artistry. Korean artists were finalists in a total of 13 categories, securing awards in 7 categories, thus enhancing Korea's reputation in the international doll art field. Miyoung Lee participated in this year's competition with her piece 'Fashion Lady jumeau', a reproduction of an antique doll from 1870, receiving high praise for her artistic expression, creativity, and aesthetic sense. Following her outstanding performance last year at the Japan GANAZAWA International Doll Competition, where she won the prestigious Millie award with a perfect score, miyoung lee has once again achieved the highest honor at the US competition. Currently, She is active as an international influencer under the Instagram named "Laticarosa" sharing her own doll and doll clothing making techniques. With the 47year history of the US International Doll Competition, preparations are underway for the 2026 event to be held in Korea, inviting doll makers from around the world for a more diverse experience. Miyoung lee expressed her joy at all her entries receiving awards and her determination to continue representing Korea"s doll artistry on the global stage, eagerly anticipating the upcoming 2026 Korea International Doll Competition as a new challenge to engage with doll makers and enthusiasts worldwide. 강동현 기자 [email protected] international international doll doll artistry international influencer
2024.05.16. 23:54
Dental Zirconia Manufacturer UNC International Awarded Top Exporter with $3 Million
Dental Zirconia manufacturer UNC International (CEO Yu Su-kwon) announced that was awarded the top exporter with $3 million in exports at the 60th Trade Day Commemoration Ceremony. The 60th Trade Day Commemoration Ceremony took place at COEX in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, on December 5th. It was organized by the Korea International Trade Association and the Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy. President Yoon Seok-youl attended the event, where awards for top exporters and commendations were presented to companies and their representatives who contributed to export performance and job creation. After being incorporated as a subsidiary of Fine Circuit (127980), UNC International has actively invested in overseas expansion. Currently, they export to approximately 30 countries and are consistently achieving export performances that surpass double the previous year's figures. The officials stated that this recent award is the second accolade since receiving the top exporter award for $1 million in exports last year. They anticipate exports of over $11 million in 2024. UNC Everest UVS, the new product from UNC International, is a versatile solution suitable for all cases from single crowns to full arches. It offers a natural-looking multi-layered zirconia block that closely resembles natural teeth. Additionally, it boasts rapid processing capabilities with a 40-minute single crown and 4-hour full-arch speedy sintering process. This product enables consistent shading within the temperature range of 1500℃ to 1560℃. UNC International's CEO, Yu Su-kwon, stated, "We plan to globally unveil the rapid sintering block, UVS, which we have successfully developed, at IDEM in Singapore next April. We expect that this will serve as a stepping stone to further increase our overseas sales ratio. Moving forward, we have continuous plans to participate in international exhibitions to extensively promote EVEREST, our zirconia multi-block product”. As a subsidiary of Fine Circuit Co., Ltd., UNC International was founded in 2013 and has been a leading zirconia block company, maintaining the top position in the domestic dental zirconia market for the past six years. Distinguished by its differentiated aesthetics and stability derived from directly developing its own raw materials, UNC International has earned recognition from customers. Additionally, under the support of its parent company, it continues to research and develop new products consistently. Moreover, there are plans to expand its business scope beyond dental-related materials to include the distribution of general dental supplies in the future. 박원중 기자 ([email protected])international manufacturer unc international dental zirconia korea international
2023.12.12. 15:00
YIDO Strengthens Brand Collaboration with Marriott International Secures Operating and Service Agreement for Moxy Hotel in Daegu
Eco-friendly company YIDO (CEO: Choi, Jung-Hun), a leading Value-UP platform in South Korea, strengthens its brand collaboration with the globally renowned hotel chain, Marriott International, based in the United States. On the 1st, YIDO announced the signing of hotel management and service agreement with Marriott International for the Moxy Hotel in Daegu. The Moxy Hotel in Daegu, located adjacent to the East Daegu KTX, a key transportation hub for intercity travel, is set to open in 2027. Spanning from the underground 4th floor to the 18th floor, the hotel will boast approximately 190 rooms at the level of a 5-star hotel, along with various amenities such as accommodation facilities, restaurants, and neighborhood facilities. With the introduction of the Moxy Hotel in Daegu, it is anticipated that the growing demand for accommodations from business and business-related visits in Daegu City and surrounding areas will be met. The hotel is poised to address various customer needs related to a multitude of events and occasions. This contract marks the second business collaboration between YIDO, actively expanding its leisure business, and Marriott International, the world's leading hotel company, highlighting their commitment to mutual growth in the leisure sector. YIDO Corporation, in its pursuit of collaboration, previously acquired the Daegu Marriott Hotel, which opened in June 2021, solidifying its ongoing partnership with Marriott. Daegu Marriott stands as the first international 5-star hotel in the Daegu region, featuring a standalone Private Dining Room (PDR), a buffet restaurant equipped with various dining rooms, and banquet halls of different sizes. The Chinese restaurant 'Dongmoon' is under the expertise of Head Chef Ga hwi Jin who has accumulated 20 years of experience, including roles at renowned establishments such as Palsun of The Shilla Seoul and Chee Hong of The Ritz-Carlton Hotel. Marriott International, headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, USA, operates 9,000 hotels in 138 countries, making it the world's leading hotel company with over 30 brands. The signing ceremony on this day was attended by officials including Choi Jung-Hun, CEO of YIDO Corporation, and Peter Gassner, Vice President of Development for Asia-Pacific at Marriott International. CEO Choi Jung-Hun stated, "As a company specializing in enhancing the value of leisure assets, we have been expanding our presence from golf and entertainment to hotels. Through this collaboration with Marriott, we not only aim to provide distinctive hotel services but also strengthen our capabilities in the leisure service sector." 강동현 기자 [email protected] collaboration service agreement star hotel hotel management
2023.11.30. 21:46
Incheon International Airport, Mutual Growth through Win-Win Cooperation with Customers
In response to the rapidly evolving landscape of the logistics sector, characterized by an increase in the value addition of logistics, the integration of advanced systems, and the proliferation of borderless e-commerce, Incheon International Airport is steadfast in its commitment to enhancing logistics services. Its core value is customer satisfaction, fostering trust through a myriad of initiatives that focus on symbiotic growth with clients. Enhancing Customer Convenience through Diverse Infrastructure Currently, the Incheon International Airport’s Free Trade Zone encompasses an airport logistics complex and cargo terminal area, promising a more competitive environment to customers through streamlined customs procedures, duty-free benefits, and a variety of incentives. Tenants can enjoy the freedom associated with manufacturing, logistics, and trade activities, complemented by benefits such as affordable rental rates and deferred customs duties. The logistics complex and the cargo terminal area within the Free Trade Zone are directly connected, facilitating seamless exchanges without the need for separate transportation procedures. This connection supports value-added logistics activities through mechanisms like straightforward processing, assembly, and use consumption declaration, thereby actively adapting to the global business environment. Currently, the cargo terminal houses eight cargo buildings, three air cargo warehouses, four special-purpose processing facilities, and two customs bonded areas, collectively forming a significant logistics hub. Simultaneously, Incheon International Airport is advancing towards the development of future-oriented cargo terminals and autonomous cargo towing technologies. These innovations aim to elevate the efficiency and streamline the operations further. Through these developments, the airport plans to upgrade the caliber of logistics services provided to its customers significantly. Incheon International Airport plans to spearhead the global aviation logistics technology sector by adopting new technologies such as AI and robotics. These technologies aim to minimize the costs and time involved in cargo operations, boosting productivity substantially. Furthermore, the airport is in the process of establishing new ground operation protocols and promoting the digital transformation of the air cargo industry, to position itself as a leader in the sector. Moreover, Incheon International Airport is committed to expanding transportation options to enhance customer convenience. Plans are underway to support new transportation means, including buses, to supplement the existing transportation facilities, ensuring easy and efficient access to the logistics complex for clients. Collaborative Marketing Initiatives with Clients Incheon International Airport is ramping up efforts to enhance the marketing activities of its client companies. An initiative in this direction was the ‘Joint Information Session to Boost Air Cargo Volume in the Vietnam Region’ organized in collaboration with Jeju Air. The session, which took place over two days from May 31st to June 1st, in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, targeted local logistics personnel and aimed to foster an increase in air freight traffic in the region. This event was strategically planned as a part of the ongoing ‘Air Cargo Incentive Program’, spearheaded by Incheon International Airport to amplify air cargo traffic volumes. Spanning two days, the event attracted a significant response, with about 61 companies from the Vietnamese forwarding and logistics sectors, and approximately 150 representatives in attendance. Building on the success of this event, Incheon International Airport plans to hold a joint briefing with FedEx later this year, in addition to rolling out online marketing campaigns with China Airlines and UPS. Looking ahead, the airport intends to expand its collaborative marketing efforts, fostering continuous dialogue and partnerships with a broader spectrum of clients. Efforts to Increase Cargo Traffic Through Customized Support for New Growth Cargo Incheon International Airport is diligently working to amplify cargo traffic, with a significant emphasis on supporting sectors witnessing new growth, in a bid to enhance cargo movement volumes. Notably, the airport has recently acquired the distinction of being the world’s first to secure CEIV certification in three burgeoning sectors: perishable goods, pharmaceuticals, and lithium batteries. The airport is actively offering support to increase cargo traffic in these sectors through engagements with relevant companies, facilitating dialogues to understand customer needs and deploy tailored support initiatives. In the perishable goods sector, collaborations are underway with organizations such as the Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation (aT) and the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA). In the pharmaceutical domain, the airport is liaising with prominent companies such as 〈Celltrion〉 and 〈Samsung Biologics〉 to develop efficient logistics and transportation processes. In addition, plans are underway for a potential collaboration with the KoBIA (Korea Biomedicine Industry Association). Furthermore, Incheon International Airport is intensifying promotional activities in the realms of perishable goods, pharmaceuticals, lithium batteries, and e-commerce. The airport is ramping up marketing efforts, utilizing both online and offline channels, to reach a global audience, fostering trust among customers. Through these diverse initiatives, Incheon International Airport aims to steadily increase cargo traffic within the new growth sectors. Partnering with Global Logistics Companies Incheon International Airport is strengthening its infrastructure through alliances with global logistics companies, fostering mutual growth with clients. Recently, the airport pledged to intensify its collaboration with FedEx, the leading airline in air cargo handling worldwide. Representatives from Incheon International Airport recently introduced FedEx executives to their air cargo operations during a visit. During his inaugural visit to Korea since taking office, FedEx President Richard Smith demonstrated considerable interest in the exceptional air logistics infrastructure and services available at Incheon International Airport. With FedEx considering business expansion in the Asia-Pacific region, discussions focused on potential strategies for leveraging Incheon International Airport as a major hub to attract greater air cargo demands. In addition, the FedEx executive team toured the exclusive FedEx cargo terminal, newly inaugurated in October 2022. This establishment was created using the BTS (Build-to-Suit) model and is presently leased. This model involves the airport constructing the cargo terminal while operations are handled by the lessee. This large-scale collaborative project saw investments of 53.5 billion KRW from Incheon International Airport and 40.5 billion KRW from FedEx. Moreover, Incheon International Airport announced the completion of the DHL cargo terminal expansion last year, marking the commencement of its full-scale operations. DHL has operated a cargo terminal at Incheon International Airport since 2007. The recent expansion has enlarged the facility to three times its original size, now spanning 58,000 square meters, up from 19,000 square meters. Not only has the facility expanded, but it has also integrated modern logistics systems, significantly reducing the time needed to handle import and export cargoes. The number of express cargoes processed per hour has significantly increased from 8,100 to over 20,000, promising to substantially boost cargo throughput at Incheon International Airport. DHL anticipates heightening its influence at Incheon International Airport following this expansion. Furthermore, Incheon International Airport continues to cultivate relationships and collaborations with global logistics firms, promoting reciprocal growth. Lee Hak-Jae, the President of Incheon International Airport, emphasized, “Incheon International Airport remains dedicated to continual collaboration with international logistics corporations, striving to augment infrastructure and thereby solidify its position as a pivotal logistics hub in Northeast Asia.” 강동현 기자 [email protected] cooperation international airport airport logistics logistics sector
2023.09.14. 18:46
Incheon International Airport Welcomes New CEO Lee Hak-jae : Reaching New Heights in Logistics Services
The newly appointed CEO, Lee Hak-jae, is set to propel Incheon International Airport’s logistics services into a new era. His leadership promises to infuse fresh vitality into the airport’s logistics operations and fulfill his vision of establishing Incheon as a global logistics hub. Born in 1964, President Lee graduated from Seoul National University and earned master’s and doctoral degrees from Chung-Ang University. He has previously served as the mayor of Incheon Metropolitan City’s Seo-gu Office, and was a three-term member of the 18th to 20th Korean National Assembly. In his inaugural address, Lee highlighted the pivotal crossroads at which Incheon International Airport currently stands. “Due to the post-pandemic era and digital innovation, we are encountering a tremendous transformation in our business management environment,” he said. Highlighting the importance of Incheon leading the global airport industry, he emphasized, “We must become a ‘first mover,’ creating value.” Lee’s commitment to creating a ‘smart logistics cluster’ promises to transform Incheon International Airport into a global integrated mega hub. The initiative will prioritize several key areas, such as the development of a smart cargo terminal, a Joint Distribution Center for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), expansion of the global network, and the attraction of air cargo and logistics specialists, including e-commerce and 3PL companies. Paving the Way for the Smart Cargo Terminal Project Incheon International Airport is steadfast in its commitment to the development of a smart cargo terminal based on future-forward technology, aiming to boost its competitive stance in air cargo and logistics. Through Business Process Reengineering (BPR), the airport is partnering with experts from Korean Air and Asiana Airlines to formulate future operating processes for the smart cargo terminal. These new procedures will integrate Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies, such as unmanned robots, artificial intelligence, big data, and autonomous driving. A pilot project set to be operational by 2027 will assess the suitability of IT technology for cargo terminal operations and steer the development of a smart cargo terminal. Strengthening Global Networks and Amplifying Cargo Volume Global network expansion remains a core focus area for Incheon International Airport. As of December 2022, the airport’s cargo-dedicated routes connect to 107 cities across 43 countries via 25 airlines. Connections include 20 locations in China, 6 in Japan, 10 in Southeast Asia, 27 in North America, 5 in Central and South America, and 18 in Europe. Including passenger flights, Incheon Airport’s air network offers uninterrupted connections to 152 cities across 53 countries year-round. In a concerted effort to expand the new network and boost cargo volume, Incheon International Airport is extending various incentives to airlines. These benefits range from subsidies covering up to 100% of landing fees and actual marketing expenses for two years, particularly for those who are newly incorporated, initiating new routes, or undertaking nighttime operations. The airport is also providing additional benefits to airlines that demonstrate an increase in cargo volume. Moreover, Incheon International Airport is implementing joint marketing initiatives using these incentives. In partnership with 12 airlines, the airport is conducting informative sessions and running online joint advertising campaigns to attract a larger cargo volume. Moving forward, Incheon International Airport is committed to crafting robust strategies for cargo transport network expansion. Through strategic collaborations with global companies, the airport aims to consolidate its position as a global hub, propelling itself into a new chapter in logistics operations. Clearing the Runway for SMEs : Development of the Joint Distribution Center Incheon International Airport is making significant strides in enhancing the logistics capabilities of SMEs. Known for offering an array of benefits to its logistics complex tenants, the airport is now accelerating its focus on creating a dedicated logistics center for SMEs, a step forward in its ongoing commitment to fostering social value. In partnership with Korea SMEs and Startups Agency (KOSME), the airport has been committed to developing a Joint Distribution Center. This initiative, specifically designed to serve e-commerce businesses and SMEs, underpins the airport’s mission to enhance SMEs’ air freight logistics competitiveness and support their global expansion. Scheduled to break ground in the latter half of next year, the Joint Distribution Center will occupy approximately 25,400 square meters within the airport’s second logistics complex. The center, equipped with state-of-the-art smart logistics equipment, aims to offer a comprehensive suite of export-related services to e-commerce enterprises and SMEs. This past June, the KOSME appointed the Smart Trade Hub Consortium (STH Consortium) to manage the SME-exclusive joint logistics center and formalized this appointment with an operation contract. Comprising five diverse enterprises – including large corporations, public corporations, and SMEs – the STH Consortium will provide all-inclusive logistics services, such as product storage, transport, and export customs clearance, to air freight exporting SMEs for the next ten years. Attracting Specialist Air Cargo and Logistics Companies Simultaneously, Incheon International Airport is intensifying efforts to attract specialized air cargo and logistics companies, paying particular attention to the flourishing Asia-Pacific air cargo market. As of 2022, the Asia-Pacific region holds the largest share of the global air cargo market with a stake of 32.4% (source: IATA), successfully positioning itself as a global leader in the air freight logistics industry. Notably, Northeast Asian countries have emerged as significant contributors to the Asia-Pacific air freight industry, accounting for approximately 60% of the total regional volume. Incheon International Airport’s strategic location, connecting major cities in China, Japan, and Southeast Asia, could be considered as one of many advantages that Incheon International Airport provides for logistics companies. Moreover, the airport boasts the most economical operating costs in the region, including ground handling fees and landing fees, when compared to other major regional airports. The airport’s Free Trade Zone (ICN’s Free Trade Zone) provides the swiftest customs procedures among all World Customs Organization (WCO) member countries. In line with government guidelines, the airport continues to refine its policies for operating the Global Distribution Center (GDC). Predominantly used by e-commerce businesses, the GDC at Incheon International Airport serves as an international logistics hub. It provides storage for global shippers’ products and manages their classification, repackaging, and shipping as per individual order requirements. Several high-profile companies have already capitalized on the advantages offered by the airport. ASML Holding N.V., the world’s largest semiconductor equipment supplier based in the Netherlands, established its GDC at Incheon International Airport as early as 2008. Similarly, iHerb, a leading e-commerce company specializing in vitamins and health supplements, designated Incheon International Airport as its GDC in 2018. In addition, DB Schenker, a global logistics company from Germany, operates a distribution center at the airport, and Spasys1, an e-commerce logistics hub primarily dealing with clothing, began the construction of its GDC at Incheon International Airport last year. In the future, Incheon International Airport is projected to continually draw global logistics companies to its second logistics complex. The airport is currently engaging in productive discussions with various global third-party logistics companies (3PL). Under the leadership of the new CEO, Lee Hak-jae, the airport is focusing on expanding its logistics services through a variety of strategies. Lee places strong emphasis on customer feedback, believing that “the answers lie in the field.” Reflecting on Incheon International Airport’s future-oriented approach, Lee Hak-jae asserted, “By continuously investing in the development of logistics infrastructure and networks, Incheon International Airport aims to adapt to evolving air cargo market conditions and establish itself as the world’s leading air cargo hub.” 강동현 기자 [email protected] logistics international airport logistics services smart logistics
2023.07.31. 0:43
FW1프로모션 소속 "적토마“ 송찬호 ”데스페라도“ 이동관, FW1 INTERNATIONAL FIGHT NIGHT 참가
FW1프로모션(총괄대표 최완일) 소속 프로복싱 선수인 송찬호, 이동관이 2023년 3월11일 청평가족호텔 특설링에서 개최되는 2023 FW1 INTERNATIONAL FIGHT NIGHT (주최 FW1프로모션)에 참여, 다시 한번 세계 챔피언을 향한 여정을 시작한다. 현재 대한민국 프로복싱계의 최고의 유망주이자, 기대주인 10전 10승 6KO의 무패복서 송찬호는 64KG급 8R에서 몽골 국가대표 최강자 바샨자흐.남사르를 맞이하여 올해 1월 인도네시아 베테랑 복서를 압도적인 경기력과 실력 차로 3차례 다운을 기록한 끝에 KO 승리를 가져온 영광을 다시 한번 팬들에게 재현할 예정이다. 지난해 적지인 필리핀 보홀에서 열린 IBF WBC아시아 통합타이틀전에서 아쉽게 패배한 이동관 선수는 올해 1월 왈도 사부(인도네시아)를 줄기차게 물아 붙인 끝에 5R KO승을 거두며 세계챔피언을 향한 여정을 다시 시작했는데, 몽골 국가대표 출신 엔후투르 느얌다바를 맞이하여 최고의 경기력을 선보일 것으로 기대되는 등, “적토마” 송찬호와 “데스페라도” 이동관 선수에게 복싱계의 시선이 모아지고 있다. 이번 FW1 INTERNATIONAL FIGHT NIGHT에는 파퀴아오 프로모션의 에이스 크리스티안 라우렌테, 커키버팔로 프로모션의 에이스 압둘라슬 이스모히로프도 동반 출격하여 대한민국 복싱 열기에 촉매제 역할을 할 것이다. FW1프로모션프로복싱팀은 현재 국내외 월드클래스 프로복서를 다수 보유하고 있는 최정상급 프로모션 및 프로복싱팀으로, 강남구 삼성동에 복싱 체육관과 스튜디오를 운영하고 있다. 박원중 기자 ([email protected])international 데스페라도 international fight 송찬호 이동관 fw1프로모션 소속
2023.03.09. 23:57
