Suvechha Sarkar
Eight teams from eight different countries were introduced in season 1 of Netflix’s ‘Physical: Asia.’ Among them was Team Mongolia, which left an unforgettable impression not just on their opponents but also on the viewers. Their rivals had underestimated them in the beginning, but with each episode, they proved that their power lay in their resilience and unity. Their teamwork became their most significant asset, ultimately paving the way for them to become one of the Top 2 remaining teams, alongside Team Korea, during the Final Quest. Although they gave their best, unfortunately, Korea claimed the win, leaving Team Mongolia as the proud runners-up.
Orkhonbayar Bayarsaikhan Continues to Rise as a Mongolian Wrestler
Orkhonbayar Bayarsaikhan had made his mark in the competition as the captain of the Mongolian team. He is a Mongolian traditional wrestler who participated in the acclaimed Naadam festival five times. Additionally, he has won the prestigious state title of “Arslan.” In 2022, Orkhonbayar became the winner of the President’s Cup during the 111th anniversary of the National Liberation Movement of his country. In April 2025, he took home the title of champion at the commemorative and service club championships. The event was held to honor the 80th anniversary of the 805th unit, which belongs to the Internal Troops. Aside from that, Orkhonbayar has built a strong digital presence with 261K Instagram followers.
On the platform, Orkhonbayar shares glimpses of his athletic journey and cultural pride. What makes him truly special is the effort he puts into every connection. He maintains a strong relationship with his fellow competitors, often joining them in fun challenges and collaborative content. In November 2025, Orkhonbayar appeared in an interview with Fastpaper magazine, reflecting on his path as a wrestler. It was followed by his features on HIP and Daily Fashion News, where he even faced off in a playful arm wrestling match with the Australian strongman Eddie Williams. Orkhonbayar also remains committed to his fitness lifestyle and frequently attends national events, showcasing his deep affection for his traditions and culture.
Adiyasuren Amarsaikhan Balances Her Judo Athleticism With Life’s Simple Joys
Adiyasuren Amarsaikhan is a formidable heavyweight judo athlete in the +78 kg category. In November 2021, she earned a silver medal at the Grand Slam in Baku, followed by a bronze medal at the Grand Prix in Portugal in February 2022. Adiyasuren didn’t stop her journey towards excellence there as she went on to win the bronze medal at the 2022 Asian Games in Hangzhou and secured silver at the 2024 Asian Championships. However, Adiyasuren’s most notable achievement was representing Mongolia proudly at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. In April 2025, the athlete secured third place in the Asian Senior Championships, held in Bangkok.
Additionally, Adiyasuren finished fifth in the Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam and the Qingdao Grand Prix in July and September 2025, respectively. As of writing, she holds a senior ranking on the IJF World Ranking List, a testament to her relentless pursuit of excellence. In November 2025, Adiyasuren attended the East Asian Super League match. It was soon followed by her interview on Terminal 1.0 Ulaanbaatar, where she openly shared about her experience on the show and reflected on her journey. Beyond her athletic pursuits, tennis has become one of her favorite pastimes. Adiyasuren also enjoys traveling, which is highlighted by her trips to the City of Love, Paris, France, in October 2021, and Thailand in April 2025.
Dulguun Enkhbat is a Renowned Basketball Player and a Family Man at Heart
Dulguun Enkhbat is well-known as a professional basketball player who led the Mongolia men’s 3×3 national team to success. He has guided the team through the FIBA World Tour. Moreover, his leadership extended to the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup, where he became a two-time champion alongside his team in 2017 and 2023. During that championship in 2017, he also became the Most Valuable Player (MVP). In June 2025, Dulguun helped his team bag the win at the Ulaanbaatar 3×3 FIBA competition in the Qualifiers. Most recently, in September 2025, Dulguun excitedly announced his joining the Selenge Bodons basketball team.
Dulguun’s basketball career has enabled him to achieve several honors throughout the years. It further became evident with his memorable visit to the White House in January 2025. His success even paved the way for his feature on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. He has currently garnered a large fan base, especially on Instagram, where he boasts over 50.3K followers. On the personal front, Dulguun’s world revolves around the love of his life, Puje Bat-Erdene, and their three children. Whether it be celebrating Christmas and Naadam together or simply taking them on a day out, he never misses a chance to make them feel special.
Enkh-Orgil Baatarkhuu is an MMA Fighter and Loves His Mother Dearly
Enkh-orgil Baatarkhuu is a Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter known for his elite submissions during matches. He began his journey guided and mentored by the former ONE Featherweight World Champion, Narantungalag Jadambaa. He is not just the two-time champion of MGL-1 but also the one-time winner of Road To ONE Mongolia. By December 2024, the fighter received an Honor Medal for Labor, further highlighting his reputation in the arena. He currently competes in ONE Championships and holds the 5th rank in the MGL-1 union for the semi-lightweight 66 kg category. Enkh-orgil has also built a community of 155K on Instagram, where he documents his training, victories, and travels.
From January to August 2025, Enkh-orgil has further showcased his techniques in the arena during MGL-1 matches, with his most recent win being against Mark Sangiao in July of this year. Despite the intensity of his career, he stays grounded by maintaining the relationships that shape him. Enkh-orgil maintains amicable bonds with his teammates and never fails to express gratitude for their support. However, the most important person in his life is his mother, whom he often speaks about, recalling the sacrifices she made. He makes every effort to make her feel cherished, whether it’s by taking her to concerts or simply spending meaningful moments together. Whenever Enkh-orgil wants to reconnect with himself and seek respite from the busy life, he makes his way into nature.
Khandsuren Gantogtokh is Exploring Her Creative Side by Stepping Into Fashion
Khandsuren Gantogtokh has truly carved out a unique path for herself as the professional volleyball middle blocker and longtime national team starter. She first joined the Mongolian Women’s National Volleyball Team in 2015 and has been representing her country for a decade. Additionally, Khandsuren’s talent has even taken her beyond her home, as she spent eight years playing professionally in Japan. She later played for other Asian leagues, including those in Taiwan. By January 2025, Khandsuren proudly shared with her 129K followers on Instagram that she had attained an International Master’s Degree in Professional Volleyball.
Khandsuren’s athletic journey continues to expand as she represented Mongolia in the East Asian Championship in Hong Kong in August 2025. Just two months later, she revealed that she was joining the Tokyo Sunbeams for the 2025–26 V.League season. The athlete’s story is not just about volleyball, as she also fosters a profound love for fashion. Her dream finally came true in January 2025, as she walked the runway, adorned in a Japanese kimono paired with a simple Mongolian deel. In November, she also collaborated with the fashion brand, GOBI Cashmere. Outside of her professional commitments, Khandsuren cherishes small joys in life, such as treating herself to fresh flowers or catching a movie in her free time.
Lkhagva-Ochir Erdene Ochir Efficiently Balances a Multifaceted Career
Long before his appearance on ‘Physical: Asia,’ Lkhagva Ochir Erdene Ochir had already made a remarkable name for himself as a Mongolian acrobat. He enchants audiences from around the world as a renowned Circus Artist and is best known for his impressive and precise chair handbalancing act. Over the years, Lkhagva-Ochir has showcased this talent around 740 times across three continents. Besides holding a degree in Drama and Film Studies, he is also an educator at the Human Rose contortion studio. His artistry has earned him several awards, including the Budapest Prix Award in 2022 and the Golden Star Award in 2024. Lkhagva-Ochir’s skills enabled him to receive several honors in Mongolia. In 2021, he received the Order of the Polar Star state award, followed by the recent title of Honoured Artist of Mongolia in 2025.
Additionally, Lkhagva-Ochir has gained experience in acting, with appearances in films such as ‘The Pattern of My Silk’ (2023) and ‘Love Story’ (2024). He is also thriving as a model, having posed before the cameras for Mungun Cashmere, the Cubist Scape Campaign, and many others. Moreover, Lkhagva-Ochir is the proud founder of Acro Mongolia, through which he trains aspiring performers and hosts workshops. In August 2025, he announced their next retreat in Thailand, where he was one of the coaches. On the personal front, Lkhagva’s life is deeply rooted in the presence of his soulmate, Chimgee. He always utilizes the opportunity to shower her with love and affection. Although there is another little girl in Lkhagva-Ochir’s life, he has decided to shield her identity and the nature of their relationship from the world.
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