Overview
Jin Park (박진) is a South Korean professional mixed martial artist competing in the featherweight division.
A longtime member of Team Posse, Park has built his career through Korea’s regional MMA circuit, competing in organizations including Road FC, Uljin FC, and ZFN (Z-Fight Night). Nicknamed “Warrior of God,” he is recognized for his willingness to take on experienced domestic competition while representing one of Korea’s most established MMA teams. Park holds a professional record of 3-2 and most recently competed at ZFN Origin 2 in June 2025.
Early Life & Background
Public information regarding Jin Park’s childhood and introduction to martial arts is limited. Born on October 15, 1996, in South Korea, Park eventually joined Team Posse, one of Korea’s longest-running professional MMA teams. Training alongside experienced veterans and prospects has helped shape his development as a professional fighter.
Fighting Style

Jin Park competes primarily in the featherweight (145 lb / 65.8 kg) division after beginning his professional career as a bantamweight. While his record includes victories by both decision and TKO, Park has demonstrated a well-rounded approach rather than relying exclusively on one method of victory.
Throughout his career he has shown:
- Technical striking with the ability to pressure opponents.
- Solid defensive awareness over multi-round fights.
- Experience adapting between striking exchanges and grappling situations.
- The durability expected of Team Posse fighters competing against increasingly stronger regional opposition.
His recent appearances against rising Korean prospects have continued to test and develop his overall game.
Professional Career
After gaining experience in the Road FC Central League amateur circuit, Jin Park made his professional debut in 2017, earning a unanimous decision victory over Sung Jun Park at Road FC 42. He later added another decision victory over Sung Soo Lee at Road FC 58, establishing himself as a promising regional featherweight prospect.
Following a competitive hiatus, Jin Park returned in 2024 with an impressive second-round TKO victory over Ho Won Jung at Uljin FC 3, giving him his first professional stoppage victory. He then accepted increasingly difficult matchups, facing undefeated Sung Hyuk Choi at ZFN before returning to the promotion against Min Chan Ji at ZFN Origin 2 in 2025.
Although those recent bouts ended in defeat, Park has consistently competed against quality opposition while remaining an active representative of Team Posse on the Korean regional scene.
Career Highlights
- Professional MMA competitor since 2017.
- Member of the respected Team Posse gym.
- Competed in major Korean regional promotions including Road FC, Uljin FC, and ZFN.
- Earned multiple professional victories by both decision and TKO.
- Successfully transitioned from bantamweight to featherweight competition.
- Continues competing against rising Korean prospects despite a challenging recent strength of schedule.
Summary & Trajectory
Jin Park’s professional career reflects the path of many Korean regional fighters who steadily progress through domestic promotions while facing increasingly difficult competition. His victories in Road FC and Uljin FC demonstrated his ability to compete successfully at the regional level, while recent appearances in ZFN have provided valuable experience against younger, undefeated opponents.
At 28 years old, Park remains in the competitive phase of his career. Additional activity and consistent performances could help him re-establish momentum within Korea’s featherweight division.
Jin Park may not receive the same attention as some of Korea's higher-profile featherweights, but he represents the depth of talent found within the country's regional MMA scene. As a Team Posse fighter, he has developed in an environment known for producing technically sound and resilient competitors.
His career has been characterized by a willingness to accept challenging matchups rather than building a record against limited opposition. That experience, combined with his balanced skill set and strong team background, makes him a respected veteran of Korea's domestic circuit. With renewed momentum, Park has the tools to remain a competitive presence in Korean MMA while serving as another example of Team Posse's continued contribution to the sport.

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