Podcast with Giorgio Petrosyan

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[Boomb]

Giorgio is great. So humble and soft spoken yet a killer in the ring. I'm a big fan. He came to Italy with his father and his brother as a refugee from Armenia. They were hungry and homeless and they were sleeping on a train station in Milan. Giorgio had to steal food in stores so that they could have something to eat. I'm not sure if it's this podcast where he tells this particular story, but it's very inspirational.

When he was KOed by Superbon, to me it was almost as sad as when Cro Cop was KOed by Gonzaga..

 

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[Khaosan]

His Max run was something else, awesome fighter.

 

[Snubnoze707]

Arguably the GOAT at 70KG. Easily one of the cleanest Kickboxers of all time with super crisp technique.

 

[Croaker]

Giorgio is great. So humble and soft spoken yet a killer in the ring. I'm a big fan. He came to Italy with his father and his brother as a refugee from Armenia. They were hungry and homeless and they were sleeping on a train station in Milan. Giorgio had to steal food in stores so that they could have something to eat. I'm not sure if it's this podcast where he tells this particular story, but it's very inspirational.

When he was KOed by Superbon, to me it was almost as sad as when Cro Cop was KOed by Gonzaga..

Why that and not getting blasted by Ristie

 

[IanEdwards]

Giorgio is great. So humble and soft spoken yet a killer in the ring. I'm a big fan. He came to Italy with his father and his brother as a refugee from Armenia. They were hungry and homeless and they were sleeping on a train station in Milan. Giorgio had to steal food in stores so that they could have something to eat. I'm not sure if it's this podcast where he tells this particular story, but it's very inspirational.

When he was KOed by Superbon, to me it was almost as sad as when Cro Cop was KOed by Gonzaga..

yeah, I too was a sad panda when that happened. actually it was really Petrosyan who sparked my interest in the kicking combat arts, I would have never discovered One if it wasn't for fanboying Petrosyan, one of the very best counterstrikers I have ever seen with such a beautiful pure clean style

 

[Tayski]

Giorgio is great. So humble and soft spoken yet a killer in the ring. I'm a big fan. He came to Italy with his father and his brother as a refugee from Armenia. They were hungry and homeless and they were sleeping on a train station in Milan. Giorgio had to steal food in stores so that they could have something to eat. I'm not sure if it's this podcast where he tells this particular story, but it's very inspirational.

When he was KOed by Superbon, to me it was almost as sad as when Cro Cop was KOed by Gonzaga..

I was actually instead really happy with Superbon, an amazing KO against a legend that was perfectly set up.

 

[Tayski]

Arguably the GOAT at 70KG. Easily one of the cleanest Kickboxers of all time with super crisp technique.

I know you mean cleanest in the sense of clean technique, but I actually wouldn't be surprised if he was on the juice (I'm talking in terms of physique, especially later in his career).

 

[Snubnoze707]

I know you mean cleanest in the sense of clean technique, but I actually wouldn't be surprised if he was on the juice (I'm talking in terms of physique, especially later in his career).

Maybe, he did start looking more cut later on. His prime was prior to that tho when he looked natural as fuck.

 

[Tayski]

Maybe, he did start looking more cut later on. His prime was prior to that tho when he looked natural as fuck.

It looked very sus towards the end for sure.

 

[thecoldbloodedone]

Why that and not getting blasted by Ristie

Andy Ristie does not get enough regard.
When that guy was focused, he was one of, if not the best in the world for a brief but spectacular time.

 

[Ara tech]

One of the best to ever do it.

FORZA PETROSYAN !