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This might be the most boring fighter or even fighting style. A set of lady punches to the upperbody, some half ass low kicks, and suddenly an amazingly times and performed kick to the head. This won’t fly when fighting with any other discipline though…😅

RESPECT, but this is Fight th-cam.com/video/2wfGWHlBN0E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1BaRM-iVvxZZ48XH

Look likes pre-teen brothers fighting in the back yard.

ゲーリーも、グラウべも選手として本当にお疲れ様でした。今でも感動します。 どんなに才能に恵まれた選手でも、結果を出すために何年も忍耐が必要なんですね。

Hehe, there are just too many legends out there😂😂😂

Verycool🎵

サンタフェの話で盛り上がっている動画を見た後でこれを見るとじわる。

めちゃカッコイイ✨痺れます！

Наварро, настоящий боец, уважение к спортцмену!

Вот это Мощь!!!

Осу!!!👊👊👊

平岡選手✨ aggressiveでcleanなfight styleですね！ 正に空手家 押忍

Руками круто рубит, красавчик!

the japenese guy no powe zero expolive in those punches

Name of the song?

Легенда каратэ киокушинкай здравствуйте

I've trained Arjuken Karate too in NSW, under Jeff Traish. We're competing in Koshiki Karate over here.

Crazy shit!

Nice fights,but he has idiot face.

У нас ученики так же дерутся 👎👎👎👎

Song name?

松井派では、こんなに華麗なる組手をしてたのに。 新極真では、それなりに強い選手に過ぎない。 高橋選手は怪我でもしたのかな？

この大会は勝ち上がり方が両者余りにも対照的で会場は魂の籠もった勝ち上がり方をしてきたニコラス応援一色でしたね。

Are you planning to make a new one of him?

この解説はなんだ

武蔵は相手にすぐ背向けるので強くなれない。相手に対して背を向けるのは自分からまけを認めてるね。

попал в хорошее состояние 😂, браво Фейтоза✅️

Молодец, Саша! Сильный духом!

Shamo

A true legend...the Last King of his era

There’s some update on his career?

двойной лоу кик - жесть,учи маваши гери - отличные удары,мастер!

For someone who was basically a light heavyweight, he did really good. Especially in the era he was in

The MASTER olé 🇪🇸.

Osu!

Bravo CHAMPION...OSU !!!!

junk food japan guy

Finals should have no time limit….. it should be the realest, rawest…. Just one round, fight till someone can’t anymore

試合後「お前の方が強いのに何故負けたんだ」ってリングサイドにいたバンナに 武蔵が駄目だしされるんだよな。

Hey guys. Great episode. Just found this from the Kyokushin subreddit. I have been surrounded by Kyokushin my whole life with my father, Shihan Brad Gillespie, running the branch here in Calgary, Alberta, Canada with over 200 students! I wouldn't be surprised if him and Chris had crossed paths before at some US tournaments. It was interesting hearing the brief remarks made about the Kyokushin landscape up here in Canada, to the best of my knowledge your comments were quite accurate with regards to how things have been up here. Our one competitor, Chrysat Allogho, is a smaller, rather acrobatic fighter who is usually fun to watch in our national tournaments. He does look to be matched up with a rather similar fighter in terms of height and weight so it could be one worth watching for you guys. Team North America isn't totally USA! lol. I believe the person Chris may have met is Daymon (close the Daniel) Miller who actually runs the Banff dojo in the scenic rocky mountains here in Alberta, my family has known him and his family for years and have run into him at several tournaments, events, camps, etc. A very cool guy. I saw him a couple months ago. I along with my family will also be heading to Japan for the upcoming world tournament so I have been doing my own research on the competitors to make watching the tournament more interesting. This so far has only consisted of noting the tournament results over the years for each fighter I could find. This has been helpful, but I found myself lacking info on who these guys really are outside of their tournament results. This podcast really helped shed light on some of the fighters so thank you for that! I'm excited to head back to Japan. Last time I went was in April 2017 when I was 16 and competed in the International Friendship Tournament. I would love to see an episode/series giving a crash course or sort of an intro guide to the current Kyokushin scene and how to start following it for people who are new (like me!). Things like: the main organizations, the important tournaments, the heavy hitters/top ranked guys in each org and what they're all about, important recent history (for instance what are the "Aces" of the All Japans? What does that mean?), where to look to follow the scene (accounts? livestreams? blogs?), unwritten rules (I found your comments about Japanese winners and almost guaranteed extensions in finals very interesting), etc. I had no idea there was a community of people following the scene this closely and I'm excited to listen back through your episodes. Although i have quit training karate (for now), I could definitely see myself taking up following the scene as a hobby now that I know there are others doing it too. I look forward to the tournament and following along with your analysis on Twitter. I'm also excited to hear your post-tournament analysis. Thanks again and cheers! OSU!

😂❤

One of my favorites!

I love Kudo! Fighters are stood up after 3 seconds to minimise ground fighting

Que grande !!!

жёсткий тип

👍👍🔥🔥🔥

Great interview, thanks for sharing,

What's music?

какое гавно,верните k 1

Ostia!!!!!! Vaya MÁQUINA!!!!