Physical: Asia featured teams from eight different nations. This included Japan, Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, Australia, and Turkey. For Team Korea, the participants included:Amotti: Crossfitter,Jang Eun-sil: Wrestler,Choi Seung-yeon: Crossfitter,Kim Dong-hyun: MMA fighter,Yun Sung-bin: Former skeleton racer,Kim Min-jae: Ssireum wrestler.The show featured global athletes participating in extreme endurance challenges. One of the participants from Team Korea, Amotti, also participated in the show's first season. Along with him was Yun Sung-bin. Netflix describes Amotti and his teammate as:"In addition to the elite combo of world champions, former Olympians, and combat sport icons, Physical: 100 Season 1 fan fave Yun Sung-bin and Season 2 winner Amotti are back in the mix."Read further to know more about Team Korea's Amotti and his performance in Physical: Asia, so far. Physical: Asia: Amotti from Team Korea and his performance in the competition View this post on Instagram Instagram PostSince the beginning, Amotti has been one of the consistent players in the game show. While stepping into Physical: Asia, he felt confident. Fans might know him from the second season of Physical: 100 as the winner. He describes himself as CrossFit lover. In his introduction, Amotti reflected on the past season and his performance. He talked about going through almost every challenge and task in Physical: 100 Season 2. "Crossfit lover and winner of Physical: 100 Season 2. I think I was the only one who did every quest last season. From the treadmills to the finals. By the end, I'd done it all. So I'd say I'm feeling pretty confident," confessed Amotti.As for the current Physical: Asia season, he returned with even more determination. From the first Territorial Conquest, Amotti has shown impressive physical stamina and strength. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAfter the first quest, which was a group task, Team Korea advanced to the second quest, Shipwreck. They were up against Team Thailand. There was a huge difference in the results of the second quest. While Team Thailand delivered 1380kg of goods, Team Korea's total weight was 2120kg. It was because of strong contenders like Amotti. Teaming up with his team's captain, the two impressed everyone. The latest episodes 5 and 6 featured one more quest featuring Team Korea. For Quest 4's sack toss game, Amotti was chosen to represent his nation. "I believe in Amotti. I think anyone who saw last season knows that he's someone you can put all of your trust in," confessed a Team Korea player. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAnother player from Amotti's team noted that they could not wait to see him beat the Philippines. While getting started with the sack toss game, Amoti mentioned:"I mean, it's not like it'll kill me, so who cares if I wreck my body a bit."Throughout various challenges and tasks on Physical: Asia, Amotti, along with his team, has been quite impressive. While the results for the latest game from Quest 4 were not revealed yet, he was off to a good start. After he stayed in the game strong, along with his competitors, the weight of the sack was increased. Fans can stream Physical: Asia episodes on Netflix and witness Amotti in his best-ever form.