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01-13-2013, 09:12 PM
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Fury would beat Kongo under Kickboxing rules.
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01-13-2013, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Cazadores
Posts like these are what piss me off. You make it sound like it would be a walk in the park. Read my post in the first page if you want a fuller explanation, but I see top boxers doing quite well in K1. The talent pool and skill level is too much higher.
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Good points made.
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01-13-2013, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Cazadores
A smothering boxer will have no problem in K1. It's not like MMA where he has to be worried about take downs.
Talent pool is too deep in boxing. Therefore the skill level is quite a bit higher. I just don't see it in k1. I'm not impressed. I think a lot of top 20 boxer wouldhave very good success
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Sapp and Choi with hardly any combat sport training beat top fighters there. Sefo, Mo and Hunt were lower-level Boxers who were successful in K-1. It's not about discrediting it's just what it is, I agree with you.
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01-13-2013, 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Boilingice
People seem to forget that mid-top but old boxers have been able to compete at the highest level in k1 with some of the top kick boxers in the world.
For example take Francois Botha lost most of his kickboxing matches but still has wins over Peter Aerts and had some good fights vs other top kickboxers.
Even top kickboxers in their prime who try out boxing usually suck. Look at Mark Hunt for example. The kickboxers who have good boxing records usually just fought cans.
I cant think of one case where a top kickboxer has gone over and fought top guys under boxing rules and done well.
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Kyotaro got koed by Haumono a former Rugby player who was ranked over a 100 in Boxing.
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Originally Posted by Bonos
Boxing HWs is much deeper. You have a dominant champ and a respectable top 7-10. The best HW Kickboxer is past his prime and gets beat up by the style that every boxer would use against him. Beyond him and Saki and Ghita there is a whole lot of nothing. Maybe Spong if he is serious about kickboxing, and he isn't an unbeatable beast. There is a reason why all these seniors from the golden age were/are competitive while near 40.
The Klits, Haye, Pulev, Arreola and Price would have won the GP with no cross training. Charr would be a top HW Kickboxer and he kinda sucks.
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I think Arreola, Pulev, Haye, Price, Vitali and Wladimir could win a K-1 GP with no cross-training. But I'd be sure they'd win with minimal cross-training.
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01-13-2013, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Sum
People in the other boards just saw him as a professional fighter that posted here a lot. Not many people knew his actual post history or the k-1 forum drama that surrounded him. Not a good look imo.
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Who the hell gives about what other broads think about another broad? I didn't even know that this site had unspoken groups by broads. What kind of shit is that?
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01-13-2013, 09:54 PM
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Fury has a 84" reach or something so Kongo will probably be in Fury's range when throwing kicks too
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01-13-2013, 10:03 PM
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Originally Posted by rockain4
Who the hell gives about what other broads think about another broad? I didn't even know that this site had unspoken groups by broads. What kind of shit is that? 
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Gotta stay separated so we don't rise up and overthrow Sherwood IMO.
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01-13-2013, 10:11 PM
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Fury would kill Kongo but lol at Haye, Vlad and on beating Schilt, Ghita or Saki with no cross training.
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01-14-2013, 01:55 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Someone88
Kyotaro got koed by Haumono a former Rugby player who was ranked over a 100 in Boxing.
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Didn't he beat a top 15 ranked wbc fighter in his 1st fight lol.
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01-14-2013, 02:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Someone88
Sapp and Choi with hardly any combat sport training beat top fighters there. Sefo, Mo and Hunt were lower-level Boxers who were successful in K-1. It's not about discrediting it's just what it is, I agree with you.
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If your gonna claim these guys as lower level boxers who were successful in k1 then il claim the klitschkos as low level kickboxers who were successful in boxing.
botha had a serious crack at k1 the only kickboxer who crossed from k1 and had a proper crack was skelton, similar age to botha and arguably more successful too.
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