Desde que un compañero del foro me paso la dirección de la página de k-1 a sido casi una experiencia religiosa, todo lo que se aprende en este foro......una pena no haberlo conocido antes.
Por cierto, una preguntilla, mirando por la página he visto que nunca se enfrentaron Mirko Crocop y Ray Sefo es asi ¿no? pues una verdadera pena..... seria una buena pelea. En el caso de que se hubieran enfrentado o se enfrentaran ¿Quien os parece que sería el favorito?
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Mirko crocop
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Mirko crocop
- Forero Iniciado
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- Registrado: 13 Nov 2005 22:34
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Mirko crocop
- Forero Iniciado
- Mensajes: 98
- Registrado: 13 Nov 2005 22:34
pues no chano mucho de ingles, pero tenias razón Maet, campeón del mundo de full, joder no fallas una jejjeej.
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His strongest weapon is killer left high kick. He is CRO COP and his time is coming! Mirko Filipovic is 31 years old. Ten years ago he got familiar with Tai-boxing and other martial arts. In 1996. In Seoul he already became world champion in full contact. That year, in the age of 22, with only two Thai-boxing fights, he entered K1 tournament in Tokyo, where he has defeated one of the eight best fighters, European champion in the professional category at the time and world vice-champion. By that victory Mirko makes an entrance among the "glorious eight" of that absolute invitational world championship in Thai-boxing. He chose that sport because it’s "toughest, the most cruel, the most dangerous and it’s a sport where everything is allowed…"
Mirko is CRO COP, ex police officer, ex member of AntiTerorist Force Lucko to whom Thai-boxing is a sport challenge and a philosophy of life. That persistent, skillful, nimble and swift high school student, just in a few years, grew up into an excellent boxer. His trainers are capable of preparing his 188 cm of height and 98 kilograms of weight for the toughest efforts. Mirko is a sportsman ready for self-sacrifices to obtain top physical and psychological form. CRO COP uses his strenght only in boxing ring. Untill now he had over 50 matches, he lost only few of them. He respects his opponents, but in the ring he shows no mercy for them. Today he’s a fighter used to fight in front of 100.000 spectators. He obtained self-confidence, firmness, he became faster, more dangerous and deadly. Mirko says he gains internal peace, calm and relaxation with fights, with self-confidence. He hates "lame, pale" fights.
Un saludo
His strongest weapon is killer left high kick. He is CRO COP and his time is coming! Mirko Filipovic is 31 years old. Ten years ago he got familiar with Tai-boxing and other martial arts. In 1996. In Seoul he already became world champion in full contact. That year, in the age of 22, with only two Thai-boxing fights, he entered K1 tournament in Tokyo, where he has defeated one of the eight best fighters, European champion in the professional category at the time and world vice-champion. By that victory Mirko makes an entrance among the "glorious eight" of that absolute invitational world championship in Thai-boxing. He chose that sport because it’s "toughest, the most cruel, the most dangerous and it’s a sport where everything is allowed…"
Mirko is CRO COP, ex police officer, ex member of AntiTerorist Force Lucko to whom Thai-boxing is a sport challenge and a philosophy of life. That persistent, skillful, nimble and swift high school student, just in a few years, grew up into an excellent boxer. His trainers are capable of preparing his 188 cm of height and 98 kilograms of weight for the toughest efforts. Mirko is a sportsman ready for self-sacrifices to obtain top physical and psychological form. CRO COP uses his strenght only in boxing ring. Untill now he had over 50 matches, he lost only few of them. He respects his opponents, but in the ring he shows no mercy for them. Today he’s a fighter used to fight in front of 100.000 spectators. He obtained self-confidence, firmness, he became faster, more dangerous and deadly. Mirko says he gains internal peace, calm and relaxation with fights, with self-confidence. He hates "lame, pale" fights.