Petro is making his long awaited return to the division elite. Kehl is the last winner of the K-1 Max grand Prix and ranked #4 in the world. Will the former division ruler return to form?
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Giorgio Petrosyan vs Enriko Kehl
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What's the light weight top org in the world now?
What's the light weight top org in the world now?
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Don't be selfish, preserve this world for the next generations.
I'll never long for what might have been
Regret won't waste my life again
I won't look back I'll fight to remain
K-1 went bankrupt, part of its assets were acquired by a Japanese company called Good Loser, part of its assets were acquired by a company from Hong Kong. Good Loser puts on K-1 shows as "K-1 Japan" and the Hong Kongers put on K-1 shows as "K-1 Global". K-1 Global focused on 155, but that put them in competition with Glory so now they are only a B league org with only Enriko Kehl as an elite guy. K-1 Japan focused on weight classes smaller than the traditional K-1 classes and ironically enough this made them bigger than K-1 Global.
So as it stands, the best in the world over 145 are in Glory, the best in the world under 145 are in K-1 Japan, and the 145 division is split between the two orgs. We dont know who has the better 145ers.
So as it stands, the best in the world over 145 are in Glory, the best in the world under 145 are in K-1 Japan, and the 145 division is split between the two orgs. We dont know who has the better 145ers.
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