Netflix’s Physical: 100 Returns with Physical: Asia — A Nation vs. Nation Global Showdown
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Netflix is taking its hit reality competition series to the next level with the launch of Physical: 100 Season 3 – Physical: Asia. Unlike previous seasons, which focused on individual survival and endurance, this new installment will pit countries against each other in an epic nation-vs-nation showdown. Athletes from Korea, Japan, Australia, the Philippines, Thailand, Mongolia, Türkiye, and Indonesia will battle not only for personal glory but also for national pride.
A Star-Studded Athlete Lineup
The roster for Physical: Asia is packed with world-class competitors, from Olympic medalists to UFC legends and even a boxing icon. Each country is sending its best athletes, ensuring the fiercest competition yet.
🇰🇷 Team Korea
Korea is entering the arena with a powerhouse team that combines returning fan favorites with new challengers:
- Dong-hyun “Stun Gun” Kim: A pioneering UFC fighter who made history for Korean MMA.
- Yun Sung-bin: Olympic gold medalist in skeleton, known as “Iron Man.”
- Amotti: Winner of Physical: 100 Season 2, back to defend his crown.
- Jang Eun-sil: A skilled wrestler and one of the most beloved contestants from a previous season.
- Choi Seung-yeon: Rising strength competitor.
- Kim Min-jae: A decorated champion in ssireum (traditional Korean wrestling).
🌏 Global Competitors
The international lineup makes this season a truly global event:
- Japan: Yushin Okami, one of Asia’s most respected MMA veterans.
- Australia: Robert “The Reaper” Whittaker, former UFC Middleweight Champion.
- Philippines: Manny Pacquiao, legendary boxing champion and the only eight-division world titleholder in history.
- Thailand: Superbon, a Muay Thai world champion known for his striking power.
- Mongolia: Orkhonbayar Bayarsaikhan, master of traditional Mongolian wrestling.
- Türkiye: Recep Kara, a four-time oil wrestling champion.
- Indonesia: I Igedz “Executioner”, a celebrated physique competitor.
With such a star-studded cast, Physical: Asia will be the most competitive season yet, uniting athletes across combat sports, wrestling, and strength-based disciplines.
What’s New in Physical: Asia?
While the DNA of Physical: 100—strength, endurance, agility, and mental grit—remains, the team-based format adds a new layer of drama. In this season, if one teammate fails, the entire national team faces elimination, making each challenge more intense than ever.
This shift transforms the show from an individual survival game into a high-stakes test of teamwork and national pride. Fans can expect even more emotional rivalries, dramatic alliances, and edge-of-your-seat competition as countries clash for supremacy.
Release Date and Streaming Details
Physical: Asia is set to premiere in the final quarter of 2025, streaming exclusively on Netflix. With global icons like Manny Pacquiao and Robert Whittaker joining forces with Olympic champions and returning winners, this season promises to redefine competitive reality TV.
Mark your calendars—this is not just a battle of bodies, but a clash of nations.
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