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Netflix's Physical: Asia, a remake of Physical: 100, has been making headlines since its premiere on October 28, 2025. The sports competition show features national teams from eight different countries: South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Mongolia, Indonesia, Türkiye, Australia, and the Philippines.Each team represents its nation and competes for a cash prize of 1 billion KRW (about 700,000 USD). Instead of individual competitors, we see teams of fighters tackling demanding tests of power, stamina, and teamwork.Physical: Asia's Team Mongolia quickly gained fame due to its unique blend of traditional Western training and modern athleticism. Leading the team is Orkhonbayar Bayarsaikhan, the current national wrestling champion who has participated in the famous Mongolian Naadam festival five times.The team fuses the Mongolian heritage sport of bökh (folk wrestling) with various sports like basketball, judo, MMA, volleyball, and acrobatics. It is praised for showcasing the country’s history and its growing culture of sports.Each member brings unique skills to the competition, ranging from Olympic-level judo and international basketball to Cirque du Soleil acrobatics. This makes Team Mongolia one of the most balanced squads in Physical: Asia.Meet Team Mongolia of Physical: Asia – Members, roles, and Instagram handlesNew episodes of Physical: Asia stream weekly on Netflix. Episodes 1 to 6 are currently available. The next set, episodes 7 to 9, is scheduled to release on November 11, 2025, at 5 pm KST.With such a diverse lineup, here are all the members of Team Mongolia-1) Orkhonbayar Bayarsaikhan (Captain)A champion bökh wrestler and the 2022 President’s Cup winner, Orkhonbayar is one of the top and strongest Mongolian representatives in the sport. He is known for his strength and quiet authority. The team follows his leadership through paths of pride and discipline.Instagram: @b.orkhonbayar2) Adiyasuren AmarsaikhanA 25-year-old judo athlete, Adiyasuren competed at the 2024 Paris Olympics. She has earned multiple Asian Championship medals, including silver and bronze. Her precision and agility make her a key player in technique-based challenges.Instagram: @amarsaikhan_adiyasurenTeam Mongolia at Physical: Asia (Image via Instagram/@dulguun.spark)3) Dulguun EnkhbatDulguun, a professional basketball player, also plays for Mongolia’s 3x3 national team. The team won the FIBA 3x3 Asia Cup in 2017 and 2023. His athleticism and quick decision-making add versatility to the team.Instagram: @dulguun.spark4) Enkh-Orgil BaatarkhuuEnkh-Orgil, a.k.a. "The Tormenter," is a featherweight mixed martial arts fighter in the ONE Championship with 13 wins. His strengths are endurance and grappling mastery. This will help the Mongolian team boost its fighting power.Instagram: @enkhorgilmma5) Khandsuren GantogtokhKhandsuren, a competitive volleyball player who has been part of Mongolia’s national team since 2015, also played with the Tokyo Sunbeams in Japan’s V-League for eight years. Her accuracy and good manners are valuable assets to the team.Instagram: @pandayo6) Lkhagva-Ochir Erdene-OchirLkhagva-Ochir, an acclaimed acrobat and Cirque du Soleil performer, is known for his high-risk balancing acts, including the world-famous 11-meter chair tower. He also founded AcroMongolia, which trains future artists in balance and precision.Instagram: @ochir_ubThe battle among the team members remains fierce as the series gradually nears its conclusion on November 18, 2025, when the title of strongest in Asia will be awarded to just one country.
