Hello gentlemen,
I thought I would say hello and make a few comments.
Oliver,I agree with you my friend.But the fights with Mirko
and Nobu were a little more than 3 weeks apart.And regarding
Andy not appreciating the so called small fights I disagree.
He prepared for all his fights 100%,mentally and physically.
He always had pressure being a great fighter to win.And he set
a standard which was excellence.So he always had to perform.Everyone
wanted a opportunity to fight the biggest star,which Andy was.
The Japanese would have loved to beat Andy-but never did.
Also,nobody can always fight the tough fights and fight the best
everytime,or your career would be short.Everyone needs to be brought
along.Sometimes you fight wars and sometimes you fight some easier
ones.In K-1,you want a bit of a story line and some hype to make things
a little more interesting.Yes,the bigger fights would motivate anyone
that extra bit.But it still comes down to a fight-so they are all important.

G,you are young and a little inexperienced with life.You are just starting
your career in the fighting sports and over time you will appreciate
what it takes to be a good fighter or maybe one day a champion.Don't
take anything away from a great champion who still has a lot of fans.
Think about...and show some respect.