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Choi Hong-man’s Seoul home will be revealed for the first time on “Point of Omniscient Interfere.”<\/p>\n
In episode 412 of the MBC variety show “Point of Omniscient Interfere,” which airs on the 22nd, Choi Hong-man, who had been living on Jeju Island, will unveil his new home in Seoul, where he recently moved to keep up with his busier schedule. The show is planned by Kang Young-seon and directed by Yoon-Jib Kim, Jae-Uk Jeon, Kim Hae-ni, Jung Dong-sik and Lee Da-un, with writing by Yeo Hyeon-jeon.<\/p>\n
The first thing that catches the eye is the interior, which reflects Choi Hong-man’s taste 100 percent. His bedroom, filled with Hello Kitty bedding, dolls and all kinds of household items, highlights the giant’s unexpected charm. A pantry packed with snacks, instant rice and bottled water also draws attention. The scene looks almost like a convenience store, leaving the observers visibly surprised.<\/p>\n
That day, Choi Hong-man will host his first housewarming with his “beloved keyring” younger brothers. The guests are comedians Kim Won-hoon and Jo Jin-se. Choi Hong-man puts on an apron that looks tiny against his massive frame and starts cooking for the party. But his unusually large fingers create an unexpected hurdle even when turning on the induction stove. Still, curiosity is building over the taste of the giant’s dishes, from a “seasoned crab stew” made with beef bone broth and seasoned crab to gimbap made with his huge hands.<\/p>\n
Kim Won-hoon and Jo Jin-se, who appear as housewarming guests, launch into full-scale teasing of Choi Hong-man. They joke the moment they meet, saying, “You’ve gotten taller since we last saw you,” and keep up their nonstop antics as they move around the house. In particular, Choi Hong-man’s reaction to a “giant-sized massage” in which they slap his butt with all their strength reportedly left the set in stitches, as he did not flinch at all.<\/p>\n
Choi Hong-man is a former ssireum wrestler, mixed martial artist and broadcaster who became known at home and abroad for his towering 218-centimeter height and massive build. He rose to stardom in the ssireum world after winning the Cheonhajangsa title in 2003, then switched to mixed martial arts and faced world-class fighters on the K-1 stage. He made a particularly strong impression as a fighter by winning the 2005 K-1 World Grand Prix Seoul tournament. He later continued his career between Japan’s combat sports scene and television appearances, and became widely known for his powerful presence and distinctive personality.<\/p>\n
“Point of Omniscient Interfere” airs on Saturday the 22nd at 11:10 p.m.<\/p>\n
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