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ROAD FC 77 Results: Title Fights Collapse, Catchweight Drama, and a New Atomweight Champion

Road FC 77

Goobne ROAD FC 77 took place on May 30 at Jangchung Arena in Seoul, but the event arrived under unusual circumstances. What was originally promoted as a triple title showcase ended up losing two championship fights in the final stretch, leaving only the atomweight belt on the line. Despite the setbacks, the card delivered competitive matchups, strong performances, and a surprising amount of drama.

The most anticipated fight of the night, the lightweight title bout between champion KAMIL MAGOMEDOV and former champion Si Won Park, was officially canceled less than a week before the event. PARK suffered complications from cellulitis and underwent surgery, which made a normal weight cut impossible. After discussions with ROAD FC officials and MAGOMEDOV’s team, the fight was preserved as a seventy three kilogram catchweight bout rather than a title contest.

The rivalry between the two fighters had been building since the 2024 tournament. MAGOMEDOV once dismissed PARK as “easy money,” while PARK fired back that the champion was “not as strong as people think.” Fans expected a heated title fight, but the injury forced a compromise. The two still met in the cage, but without the belt on the line.

ROAD FC 77 also lost its flyweight title fight after champion JUNG-HYUN LEE withdrew due to an orbital fracture. With two championship bouts removed from the lineup, the atomweight title fight between interim champion JEONG-EUN PARK and Shooto Infinity League champion SEO-YOUNG PARK became the lone championship match of the evening.

Even with the changes, the event produced clear winners, strong finishes, and several standout performances across the card.

Road FC 77 Main Card Results

73 kg Catchweight Bout

KAMIL MAGOMEDOV defeats SI-WON PARK Unanimous Decision at Round 3 MAGOMEDOV earned a clean decision win in the modified catchweight bout, closing the chapter on a rivalry that never reached its title fight conclusion.

Atomweight Championship

JEONG-EUN PARK defeats SEO-YOUNG PARK Unanimous Decision at Round 3 JEONG-EUN PARK secured the only championship victory of the night, defending her position at the top of the atomweight division.

Flyweight Bout

YE-JUN PYEON defeats JAE-NAM YOO TKO by Pounding at Round 1, 2:52 A fast finish and a strong showing from PYEON.

Lightweight Bout

SANG-KWON HAN defeats MIN-HYUNG KIM Unanimous Decision at Round 3

88 kg Catchweight Bout

SEUNG-GI JO defeats MIKAMI DAICHI Rear Naked Choke at Round 3, 2:44

Preliminary Card Results

Middleweight Bout

YOUNG-HOON KIM defeats IN-JAE LA Split Decision at Round 3

Openweight Bout

SEOK-JOO HAN defeats GUN-OH SHIM TKO by Pounding at Round 1, 2:08

Bantamweight Bout

MIN-GUK YOON defeats YOU-CHAN LEE TKO by Pounding at Round 1, 1:30

Bantamweight Bout

YOUNG-CHAN CHOI defeats JI-KYUNG KIM Guillotine Choke at Round 1, 2:06

Welterweight Bout

WOO-YOUNG HAN defeats TAE-YONG PARK Unanimous Decision at Round 2

Lightweight Bout

CHAN-HOON PARK defeats JI-UN CHOI Arm Triangle Choke at Round 1, 3:14

Flyweight Bout

SOO-HWAN CHO defeats JI-HU JEONG Split Decision at Round 2

Atomweight Bout

MIN-JI JEONG defeats DAN-BI KIM Unanimous Decision at Round 2

Bantamweight Bout

SARDOR ABDUSATTOROV defeats DUK-YOUNG HWANG TKO by Pounding at Round 2, 1:07

60 kg Catchweight Bout

CHAN-HEE YOON defeats JAE-MIN CHOI Unanimous Decision at Round 2

Road FC 77

ROAD FC 77 will be remembered as the event where two title fights fell apart in the final week, but the fighters still delivered a full night of action. JEONG EUN PARK stood tall as the only champion crowned, while MAGOMEDOV and SI-WON PARK settled their rivalry without the belt at stake. There needs to be a rematch with the title on the line.

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Do Hyun K

Do Hyun K is the lead writer and editor for HanPunch Media, covering Korean MMA, UFC prospects, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu across Asia. He is also a competing BJJ blue belt, bringing firsthand grappling experience to his analysis of fighters and competition strategy.

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