Young Bok Kil is a South Korean professional mixed martial artist who competed primarily in the featherweight division.

A longtime representative of Korean Zombie MMA, Kil established himself as a respected veteran of the Korean regional scene through appearances in promotions including Road FC, DEEP, TFC, and M-1 Global. Throughout his career, he built a reputation as a fundamentally sound competitor willing to face experienced domestic and international opposition.

Little verified public information has been released regarding Young Bok Kil’s upbringing or introduction to martial arts. Publicly available records confirm that he represented Korean Zombie MMA and fought out of Seoul, South Korea for the majority of his professional career.

Young Bok Kil developed a balanced and technically disciplined fighting style built around boxing fundamentals, efficient combinations, and sound defensive awareness. His grappling complemented his striking with dependable takedown defense, positional control, and effective clinch work. Competing at featherweight, he relied on conditioning, durability, and experience rather than explosive athleticism, consistently demonstrating composure and adaptability against quality regional competition.

Young Bok Kil made his professional MMA debut in 2010 and quickly became a regular competitor in South Korea’s growing MMA scene. He competed in organizations including Road FC, DEEP, M-1 Global, and TFC while facing several notable regional fighters. Among his notable achievements were a majority decision victory over Tomoya Kato at DEEP DREAM Impact in Japan and advancing to the Road FC Featherweight Grand Prix semifinals after defeating Won Gi Kim. His final professional appearance came at TFC 15 against future UFC fighter Seung Woo Choi in July 2017.

Professional debut in 2010; Competed in Road FC, DEEP, M-1 Global, and TFC; Advanced to the Road FC Featherweight Grand Prix semifinals; Defeated Tomoya Kato at DEEP DREAM Impact; Longtime representative of Korean Zombie MMA.

Young Bok Kil enjoyed a solid professional career spanning roughly seven years during an important period in the growth of Korean mixed martial arts. His appearances in several respected Asian promotions and his tenure at Korean Zombie MMA established him as a dependable veteran who helped strengthen the depth of the Korean featherweight division.