“Peace of Mind” will be back …
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Flyweight finisher, Hyun Sung Park, suffered his first-ever professional loss on short notice at UFC Vegas 108 this past weekend (Sat., Aug. 2, 2025). The South Korean was submitted in the second round by top-ranked contender,Tatsuro Taira, inside UFC’s Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada (watch highlights).
Following the defeat, Park addressed the setback via social media with resilience and determination.
“Absolutely lost,” Park wrote in Korean. “It’s hard, indeed. I faced many challenges, but I’ve learned valuable lessons. I will grow from this experience and won’t give up. I’m climbing back up. This was a learning opportunity.
“I’ll show you my best in the next match soon,” he continued. “I’m not frustrated. Thank you all for your support. And no more seven-day rush offers! Lmfao.”
Park (10-1) saw his impressive 10-fight win streak snapped, but his youth and talent suggest a strong comeback is imminent. “Peace of Mind” holds a 3-1 UFC record, all three wins via finish, which include a submission win over Carlos Hernandez (highlights) and a knockout of Shannon Ross.
The 29-year-old’s willingness to take on Taira on short notice shows that he’s a fearless fighter and one to keep an eye on in the coming years.
For complete UFC Vegas 108 results and play-by-play click here.
