Davut Sidal
29-09-2008, 21:24
Hallo Sportsfreunde,
auf der K-1 Max World Grand Prix in Tokio wir auch ein ISKA WM Kampf sein, es wird mit FEG noch in diesem Jahr einige überaschungen geben.
Link dazu: http://www.k-1.co.jp/k-1gp/top872.htm
ISKA World title fight on K-1 MAX WGP Final
The K-1 MAX World Grand Prix Final will be staged on the 1st October at the Budokan Stadium in Tokyo. The penultimate fight prior to the WGP final fight is an ISKA World title Match between Susumu Daiguji and Daisuke Uematsu for the ISKA World Lightweight title 60kg Oriental Rules. Daiguji hails from the famous Silver Wolf gym home of K-1 Champion Masato he has held the ISKA Lightweight title before when he defeated England’s Chris Mc Donald in 2001. At 30 years old Daiguji is a veteran of the Japanese kickboxing circuit with many hard battles behind him, can he contain 24 year old Uematsu a young upstart on a winning streak with nothing to lose and a chance to impress on the World ‘s biggest stage. The ISKA title match will be part of TBS TV broadcast that is expected to reach 10 million viewers across Japan and millions more around the world with syndicated broadcasts in 135 countries.
auf der K-1 Max World Grand Prix in Tokio wir auch ein ISKA WM Kampf sein, es wird mit FEG noch in diesem Jahr einige überaschungen geben.
Link dazu: http://www.k-1.co.jp/k-1gp/top872.htm
ISKA World title fight on K-1 MAX WGP Final
The K-1 MAX World Grand Prix Final will be staged on the 1st October at the Budokan Stadium in Tokyo. The penultimate fight prior to the WGP final fight is an ISKA World title Match between Susumu Daiguji and Daisuke Uematsu for the ISKA World Lightweight title 60kg Oriental Rules. Daiguji hails from the famous Silver Wolf gym home of K-1 Champion Masato he has held the ISKA Lightweight title before when he defeated England’s Chris Mc Donald in 2001. At 30 years old Daiguji is a veteran of the Japanese kickboxing circuit with many hard battles behind him, can he contain 24 year old Uematsu a young upstart on a winning streak with nothing to lose and a chance to impress on the World ‘s biggest stage. The ISKA title match will be part of TBS TV broadcast that is expected to reach 10 million viewers across Japan and millions more around the world with syndicated broadcasts in 135 countries.