Great - but forgotten - fights.

[Grandmaster]

If you liked Tatsuji vs Ryuji, definitely check out their brawls with Hayato, three tough guys with one name and no defence.

Another fight that is a must is Hisanori Maeda vs Ryuji Kajiwara, which may give Zambidis-Chahid a run for it's money.

[KickFromHell]

Hey guys, uploaded more fights and highlights, hope you enjoy ^^




I am satisfied with this highlight I made. Nice job by Buakaw as always!






God. damn. he. is. FAST!







One of my favorite brawls... Drago used to be a beast.

[andyjeezy]

Originally Posted by Grandmaster

Another fight that is a must is Hisanori Maeda vs Ryuji Kajiwara, which may give Zambidis-Chahid a run for it's money.

This is probably the best Kickboxing fight I've ever seen. All I can say is wow. What year did this fight take place? This fight is way better than Chahid vs Zambo and that used to be one of my favorite fights ever. Man I've been sleeping under a rock. Good shit.

[Final Rehab]

This thread is awesome!!! Thanks for the links everyone.

[Azam]

Michael Thompson vs Kiatsongrit Changpeuk





Michael Thompson an amazing karateka, tough as nails & arguably one of the best kickers of his era - trained at the Tokei in South London - moving there in a few months time hopefully under Sensei Orlando Roach .

[manlytears]

Masato versus Melchor Menor, Masato versus Suriya . . .

[IGiveItGreek]

these fights are not forgotten!
shame on you!
not believing in us KB fans..
no faith!
smh

[Brocktirement]

is it just me or do most japanese fighters lack power/explosiveness?

it always seems as if they don't work alot on that part in training

[KickFromHell]

Originally Posted by IGiveItGreek

these fights are not forgotten!
shame on you!
not believing in us KB fans..
no faith!
smh

"Forgotten", was perhaps a wrong word.

But what I meant, was fights which often are not mentioned on "best / favorite fights" threads etc. They dont get the views and hype they deserve.

[Kiro]

Here's one I don't often see mentioned; Remy Bonjasky vs Ernesto Hoost - K1 2004. Don't know how to embed the video, sorry.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si-jfsq94PM

Hoost started a lot better but Remy started catching up in round #2. The combination ending with the uppercut in the extra round was probably what got Remy the victory, since Hoost was unable to penetrate Remy's defense.

I remember seeing a backstage video after the fight where Hoost was really pissed about the decision.

EDIT - Here it is.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyNMh6F1TYA