Albert Kraus schockt Buakaw und gewinnt nach Punkten, Results K-1 Max [Archiv]

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Thai-Kickboxing

23-02-2005, 20:22

10th Fight / K-1 WORLD MAX 2005 Japan Tournament Final /
K-1 Rules / 3 Min. 3R Ext.2R
Takayuki Kohiruimaki
Japan / Team Dragon VS Akeomi Nitta
Japan / Bungeling Bay
WINNER : Takayuki Kohiruimaki (1R 0'36" KO)

9th Fight / Super Fight / K-1 Rules / 3 Min. 3R Ext.1R
Buakaw Por.Pramuk
Thailand / Por.Pramuk Gym
VS Albert Kraus
Holland / Bully's Gym
WINNER : Albert Kraus (Ext.R Decision 2-1)

8th Fight / Super Fight / Special Mixed-Martial Arts Rules / 3 Min. 3R
Caol Uno
Japan /
Wajutsu-Keishukai Tokyo VS Serkan Yilmaz
Serkan Yilmaz
WINNER : Caol Uno (1R 1'50" TapOut)

7th Fight / K-1 WORLD MAX 2005 Japan Tournament Semi Final /
K-1 Rules / 3 Min. 3R Ext.1R
Akeomi Nitta
Japan / Bungeling Bay VS Takehiro Murahama
Japan / Osaka Pro-Wrestling
WINNER : Akeomi Nitta (3R Decision 3-0)

6th Fight / K-1 WORLD MAX 2005 Japan Tournament Semi Final /
K-1 Rules / 3 Min. 3R Ext.1R
Takayuki Kohiruimaki
Japan / Team Dragon VS Kojiro
Japan / Scramble Shibuya
WINNER : Takayuki Kohiruimaki (2R 1'13" KO)

5th Fight / Super Fight / K-1 Rules / 3 Min. 3R Ext.1R
Kinami
Japan / Freelance
VS Farid Villaume
France / Phenix Muay Thai
WINNER : Farid Villaume (Ext.R Decision 3-0)

4th Fight / K-1 WORLD MAX 2005 Japan Tournament Quarter Final /
K-1 Rules / 3 Min. 3R Ext.1R
Takehiro Murahama
Japan / Osaka Pro-Wrestling VS HAYATO
Japan / Future Tribe
WINNER : Takehiro Murahama (3R 1'15" TKO)

3rd Fight / K-1 WORLD MAX 2005 Japan Tournament Quarter Final /
K-1 Rules / 3 Min. 3R Ext.1R
Kozo Takeda
Japan / Jiseikan VS Kazuyuki Miyata
Japan / Freelance
WINNER : Kozo Takeda (3R 0'39" KO)

2nd Fight / K-1 WORLD MAX 2005 Japan Tournament Quarter Final /
K-1 Rules / 3 Min. 3R Ext.1R
TOMO
Japan / Seido Kaikan VS Kojiro
Japan / Scramble Shibuya
WINNER : Kojiro (3R Decision 3-0)

1st Fight / K-1 WORLD MAX 2005 Japan Tournament Quarter Final /
K-1 Rules / 3 Min. 3R Ext.1R
Takayuki Kohiruimaki
Japan / Team Dragon VS Kazuya Yasuhiro
Japan / Seido Kaikan
WINNER : Takayuki Kohiruimaki (Ext.R Decision 2-1)

Reserve Fight / K-1 Rules / 3 Min. 3R Ext.1R
Akeomi Nitta
Japan / Bungeling Bay VS ASH-RA
Japan / TEAM X FORCE
WINNER : Akeomi Nitta (2R 2'20" KO)

Nahot

23-02-2005, 20:25

Thai-Kickboxing

23-02-2005, 20:27

Wie ich hier (http://www.kampfkunst-board.info/forum/showthread.php?t=24310) schon schrieb, den Kampf möcht ich noch sehen. Waren beide gleichgut? Gleich schlecht? Wer war dominant? Hat die neue Regel hier schon eine Rolle gespielt?
Knapp nach Punkten hätte der Kraus in der Verlängerung gewonnen... kannst unter www.k-1gp.net die Results und Bericht lesen...

Nahot

23-02-2005, 20:40

So, habs gelesen. Naja, bin mal gespannt ob sie den Kampf mal zeigen.

This was a thrilling contest. Both fighters were light on their feet, focused, and had their timing on. Kraus sent the right overhand in a couple of times in the first, but Buakaw was easily quick enough to get out of the way. Buakaw brought the low kicks, and in the second round intensified his leg attacks to include knees and high kicks. But midway through the second, a rare mistake by the Thai fighter left him vulnerable for a counter, and Kraus seized the opportunity, looking very smart snapping in the right hook to score the first down ever recorded against Buakaw.

For the rest of the round, Buakaw tossed kick after kick in on Kraus, but the Dutch fighter showed his mettle, blocking the blows with no apparent ill effects.

In the third, Buakaw again got the rapid fire kicks going. Although Kraus managed a straight punch or two, he was mostly on the defensive here. Kraus did step in from time to time, and made partial contact with some left straight punches, although he paid a price getting past Buakaw's legs to do so. By the end, judges decided Buakaw had made up for the down. One liked the Thai fighter, the other two saw a draw, and so the bout went to an extra round.

Here Kraus reached down deep and mustered the discipline and fortitude to sharpen up and go on the offensive. Instead of blocking Buakaw's kicks, now Kraus read his opponent with more skill, ducking out of range when the feet came flying. This permitted Kraus to snap back in faster with counters. Kraus threw a bunch of rights -- and most missed -- but he was a more aggressive fighter here, mixing up his attack to include body blows and finishing off with a halfway good spinning kick.

At the final bell, both fighters climbed corner posts to pump their fists in celebration, confident they had won. The crowd let out a laugh when Kraus ran over to Buakaw and jumped up behind the fighter, the better to share his enthusiasm. Startled, Buakaw turned round, at which point Kraus smiled and gave him a kiss. Buakaw didn't know how to react, so he smiled too, and the two warriors hugged in a heartwarming display of mutual respect and good sportsmanship befitting one of the finest fights in World Max history.

And then, as the ring announcer's voice boomed out, the atmosphere was suddenly very serious. It was close -- the first judge gave the nod to Kraus by a half point, the second to Buakaw by a point. As the fighters fidgeted and the crowd sat on the edge of their seats, it was revealed that the third judge liked the Dutchman by a half point. With the narrowest possible split decision, Kraus took the trophy. More importantly, he proved that Buakaw can be beat.

Buakaw limped to his post-fight press conference, explaining that he had hurt his foot in the second round. "I'm sorry to disappoint my fans," he said. "I will try to do better next time."

ghostdog1982

24-02-2005, 00:47

http://www.kampfkunst-board.info/forum/showthread.php?t=24310&page=2&pp=15 hab ja gesagt das man Kraus nicht unterschätzen sollte :D :D :D

marq

24-02-2005, 01:07

geile fotos bei ksm

Nahot

24-02-2005, 01:43

http://www.kampfkunst-board.info/forum/showthread.php?t=24310&page=2&pp=15 hab ja gesagt das man Kraus nicht unterschätzen sollte :D :D :D

Klar, aber es ist ja nicht so das Kraus jetzt die Überleistung gezeigt hätte und Puramuk verrissen hat. War ja laut Text ein sehr knappes Ergebnis. Wenn man die Übertragung mal sieht, dann sieht man ja wie es nun im Endeffekt war.

Harman

24-02-2005, 09:31

http://www.kampfkunst-board.info/forum/showthread.php?t=24310&page=2&pp=15 hab ja gesagt das man Kraus nicht unterschätzen sollte :D :D :D

Yep wie hatten recht :D Der Kraus ist ein ausgezeichneter Boxer. Dachte mir schon daß er dem Monster Kicker mit seinen Punches einige Probleme machen kann und nicht zu unterschätzen ist.

Jet Bruce chan

24-02-2005, 09:42

Ich hab doch gesagt!!!
Ja geeeeeeeeil, mann er hat gewonnen!!
Da seht ihrs mal, ohne Verletzung haette er des Finale 2004 auch gewonnen, eigentlich hat er den Kampf gegen Masato nach Punkten sowiso gewonnen, aber die Japaner, na ja.

error404

24-02-2005, 09:42

@ghostdog1982+Harman

:beer:

Jet Bruce chan

24-02-2005, 09:42

Aber das Korihumaki mal wieder gewonnen hat war ja klar.

error404

24-02-2005, 09:52

Kohiruimaki hat's eben drauf!

sportkaratefighter

01-06-2005, 14:31

buakaw ist der beste kicker der derzeit im k1 max antritt aber krauss ist halt der beste boxer
die zwei sind ebenbürtig man kann nicht sagen wer besser ist.
jeder hat die chance den anderen zu schlagen.
ich gönn es krauss aber vor allem weil er bewiesen hat das auch die besten thais nicht unschlagbar sind!!!!!
beim maxfinal als buakaw siegte hatte man den eindruck er war ein übermensch.
man muss halt nur die richtigen waffen gegen den richtigen kämpfer einsetzten wie krauss es tat.

leichter gesagt wie getan ich weis ;)

Takeda Shingen

01-06-2005, 15:00

zambidis ist ein weitaus besserer boxer als kraus...
naja ist sowieso ein alter thread

ghostdog1982

01-06-2005, 15:08

Jet Bruce chan

01-06-2005, 15:54

Clinch wird getrennt nach maximal 2 Kniestößen, und irgendwie werden Kniestößte auch weniger bewertet oder so was....