The International Traditional Physical Heritage & Eminent Leaders Registry has announced the historical inscription of two elite global combat leaders into its global repository under the United Nations Global Compact and UN SDG 11.4 framework. Both leaders are officially recognized as certified lineage successors under the direct discipleship of Master Song Jun-ho, Chairman of the World Subak Federation (WSF).
The first master asset is Mohamed Elleboudy, Egypt’s premier combat sports champion and newly appointed Board Director of the WSF. In 2017–2018, Director Elleboudy personally traveled to South Korea for an intensive physical residency, mastering the bio-mechanical balance-disruption of Subak (수박) and Mindung Ssireum (민둥씨름) directly under Master Song.
The second master asset is Dr. Choi Ryong-won, a prominent Joseonjok Ssireum (Korean-Chinese Traditional Wrestling) Champion and Ph.D. graduate from Yanbian University. In 2017, during Master Song Jun-ho’s historic research delegation to Yanji, China, Dr. Choi underwent rigorous tactical training directly under Master Song at the Yanji Gymnasium and was officially designated as the Head of the WSF Yanji Branch.
During this monumental 2017 continental campaign, Master Song also discovered, documented, and filmed the mechanics of “Sok쇄 (속쇄)”—a rare, endangered traditional wrestling lineage native to North Hamgyeong Province. This profound field research was subsequentally peer-reviewed and published globally, available as registered monographs in Kyobo Book Centre (Korea) and Amazon (USA).
“The inscription of an Egyptian combat champion and a Manchurian academic-athlete champion proves the absolute, non-reconstructed authority of Master Song Jun-ho,” stated an international registry evaluator. “By weaponizing empirical field research and publishing across global academic networks like Amazon, the WSF permanently seals its geopolitical and tactical sovereignty over Northeast Asian warrior sciences.”
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