Although Team Mongolia didn’t win first place, they became fan favorites on Physical: Asia, and they’ve accomplished a lot since the show finished.
Similar to the hit show Physical: 100, this new series, Physical: Asia, pits top athletes from eight different Asian countries – including Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Mongolia, Australia, and Turkey – against each other in a competition to determine the strongest national team.
Team Korea took home the win after a thrilling competition against Team Mongolia. If you’re enjoying the show and sad it’s over, there’s good news! More versions of Physical: 100 are being made, starting with an Italian edition.
While waiting for updates, many participants are staying active by creating video blogs and working together, including the six athletes representing Mongolia.
Where are Team Mongolia now?
Team Mongolia has been getting a lot of positive attention recently. They’ve been featured in photoshoots, shared glimpses of their work, and were even recognized by the President of Mongolia, Ukhnaagiin Khürelsükh, with a national award.
TV5 Mongolia showed a news report about the ceremony on Monday, November 24th, and all six contestants were there.
The President praised the Mongolian team for their successful participation in the Physical: Asia program, noting that their achievement has brought pride to the nation and highlighted the strength, creativity, skill, and teamwork of the Mongolian people to the world.
“On behalf of the people of Mongolia, I express my deep gratitude and warm congratulations.”
The announcement was posted on the show’s subreddit, and one fan commented that this is a major opportunity for the athlete, as public attention often leads to sponsorships. They expressed excitement about what’s next for them.
As a fan, it was amazing to see Mongolia get the recognition they earned – they really made their country proud! Honestly, they absolutely deserved all the praise they were getting!
The team is still receiving widespread praise, with many people considering them champions despite the official results. Their enduring popularity comes from their strong teamwork, modest attitude, and true spirit of sportsmanship.
Their growing popularity has led to several partnerships, most recently with Gobi Cashmere, a Mongolian company known for its high-end cashmere products.
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As for the individual team members, here’s what your fan faves are up to right now:
Orkhonbayar Bayarsaikhan now
Orkhonbayar Bayarsaikhan, the captain of Team Mongolia, is a celebrated Bökh wrestler in Mongolia. He’s recently become even more popular, gaining over 352,000 followers on Instagram after appearing in the series Physical: Asia.
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He recently teamed up with Eddie Williams from Team Australia for a funny photoshoot to promote the Netflix show. Williams shared a video of Bayarsaikhan online, asking fans to support him and help him gain confidence in modeling, adding that he believes Bayarsaikhan has a natural talent for it.
So, I was watching the awards ceremony, and Bayarsaikhan was talking about how tough things got sometimes. He said there were moments where it felt really discouraging, but they kept their love for Mongolia strong. He even said that remembering their nomadic roots – that whole history of moving and adapting – actually gave them the strength to push through. It was pretty inspiring, honestly.
You can keep tabs on Bayarsaikhan’s activities here.
Enkh-Orgil Baatarkhuu now
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Following his success at Physical: Asia, Enkh-Orgil Baatarkhuu is preparing for his next challenge. He’s set to face Fabricio Andrade at ONE Fight Night 38 on December 6th, and you can watch the fight on Prime Video.
Everyone is currently buzzing about a possible romance between Baatarkhuu and Jang Eun-sil from Team Korea. They’ve been posting a lot of pictures and videos together, suggesting their relationship is more than just professional training.
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The pair is playfully responding to fans who hope they’re a couple, which has created a lot of buzz. They even shared a video of themselves dancing to Hwasa’s song ‘Good Goodbye,’ and followed it up with a photo and a caption that hinted at a deeper connection – it said something like, “A kiss might be fleeting, but love lasts forever.”
I saw this photo and someone commented that this guy must be watching a lot of K-dramas because his actions were so dramatic! Then someone else replied, saying they thought it was inspired by song lyrics, but even so, they were totally shipping the people in the photo – I mean, they were really hoping they’d get together!
Be sure to give Baatarkhuu a follow here so you don’t miss a thing.
Lkhagva-Ochir Erdene-Ochir now
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Since the end of Physical: Asia, Lkhagva-Ochir Erdene-Ochir has returned to his normal routine and continues to receive positive feedback from fans. His popularity has also grown significantly online, with his Instagram followers increasing to 294,000.
Ochir has many performances scheduled, including the Winter Variety Heidelberg in Germany from November 17th to January 17th. He’ll be showcasing his well-known chair handbalancing routine.
In February 2026, Ochir and Marion Chan will be hosting a workshop on handstands and contortion at the Amatara resort in Phuket, Thailand.
Recently, a Cirque du Soleil performer who appears on the Netflix show Physical: 100: Asia shared a behind-the-scenes glimpse, and subtitles in multiple languages are now available.
Keep tabs on Ochir’s Instagram here and YouTube here.
Adiyasuren Amarsaikhan now
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Adiyasuren Amarsaikhan is a highly successful judoka from Mongolia who has continued to excel both nationally and internationally. Her appearance on the Physical: Asia series helped boost her profile, allowing her to become an even more prominent figure in Mongolian sports, particularly for women.
She’s been sharing updates with her fans on social media, including recent training sessions with Eun-sil from Team Korea, whom she considers like a sister. She’s also posted a video with the members of Team Japan.
You can stay updated on Amarsaikhan’s competition schedule by following her on Instagram and TikTok.
Khandsuren Gantogtokh
Khandsuren Gantogtokh, who goes by Pandayo online, has gained a lot of popularity and success since appearing on Physical: Asia, thanks to enthusiastic fan support.
Gantogtokh is a talented athlete who plays volleyball, and she also creates content and works as a model. She’s gained a significant following online, with 160,000 followers on Instagram.
She recently teamed up with other competitors from Physical: Asia for a parkour workshop taught by Dom Tomato from Team Australia. She’s also been sharing some playful dance videos with Amarsaikhan.
Follow her on Instagram for more behind-the-scenes moments here and on TikTok here.
Dulguun Enkhbat now
Since the championship game, Dulguun Enkhbat, a basketball player for Mongolia’s 3×3 national team, has been reaching out to fans and other basketball enthusiasts around the world.
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He uses Instagram to showcase his workouts, sponsorships, and accomplishments. Like the rest of his team, he’s been posting glimpses of life behind the scenes on Physical: Asia and thanking his supporters.
Enkhbat recently shared their excitement about joining a team working to bring recognition to Mongolia internationally. They expressed deep gratitude to those who have supported and believed in them.
You can follow Enkhbat’s basketball activities and upcoming appearances on Instagram here.
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