1. Johannes Wolf Vs Hirotaka Urabe
For years the 60kg/130lbs division was ruled by Koya Urabe, until last year when he got knocked out by his own brother, Hirotaka. Now Hirotaka must take up the challenge of being a world champion and face the world's best. Johannes Wolf started as a champion in "full contact rules" which means you can't use lowkicks. Basically its Europe's PKA. He became the European champion of 122 lbs then became a double champion gaining the 130 lbs title. He then transitioned to K-1 rules and has been a beast to say the least. Here is their fight:
2. Kaew Fairtex vs Massaro Glunder - 145lbs/65kg title fight
Kaew Fairtex is a former Muay Thai Lumpinee stadium champion who transitioned beautify to kickboxing. He is basically Buakaw but still young and 10 lbs lighter. He is now the K-1 champion and is defending his title. Glunder is a young beastly prospect from the mean streets of Amsterdam. Despite still being fairly young he has been beating elite competition. He is basically a 2010 Jon Jones of kickboxing, but weighting 145 lbs. Repping the Dutch style he always brings it and his fights tend to get aggressive.
3. 145lbs/65kg Grand Prix
While this is technically the Grand Prix of Japan, most of the 145 lbs elite guys are Japanese, so this is basically the world grand prix missing a few guys. Click spoiler #1 for the finals, spoiler #2 for the semis, and spoiler #3 for all the other fights:
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