AikaImmortal

K-1 MAX has several good LW fighters, Buakaw Por.Pramuk Andy Sower Mike Zambidis HAYATO, TATSUJI, Hiroki Shishido (better known from Shootboxing) Albert Kraus, Masato, Yoshihiro Sato, Keiji Ozaki, Takayuki Kohiruimaki (Kohi).. lots and lots.

And of course, not from K-1, but Ramon Dekker. Historically one of Kickboxings best known fighter, Tadashi Sawamura, was a lightweight who racked up an impressive record of 232W(228 by KO)-5L-4Draws in an 11 year career spanning 1966 to 1977. When he retired, Japanese kickboxing became MUCH less of a major draw and almost faded into mainstream obscurity until K-1's 1993 debut revitalized the sport.

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The-Iceman-Chuck-Liddell

Who is the little kid? He was like 16 or something.

AikaImmortal

Hiroya.. hes decent but i wouldnt put him anywhere near being 'best'. Especially as early in his career as he is. There was a U-18 4 man tournament at K-1 Dynamite 2007 and he lost in the finals to Yudai via split decision.

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The-Iceman-Chuck-Liddell

Ya I wasn't saying he is the best, BUT he definately has the potential

Rumbin

Buakaw Por.Pramuk is UNREAL. Dude is like a sniper. I can watch him all day.

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ramcalgary

Andy Souwer is the best fighter pound for pound .......

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Crazy

Deffenetly Buakaw.
I think Souwer was lucky that Mazato had faced really hard fights before this years final. Mazato looked sharp and in great shape.

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ramcalgary

masato fought buakaw well but souwer faced good competition as well...

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