K-1 Kickboxing : Liam Harrison & Co.

Liam, LiamR, Andy and Johnny…

The following was released onto the ‘OFFICIAL’ K-1 website, 1st August 2012.


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About:
K-1 is the Largest kickboxing Promotion in history. Since 1993, K-1 has presented professional live martial arts events in 38 countries featuring the best and most accomplished athletes in the sport.

World Grand Prix Champions of K‐1 include Alistair Overeem, Mark Hunt, Ernesto Hoost, Peter Aerts, Remy Bonjasky and Semmy Schilt. K-1 has held broadcast deals with ESPN and HDNet in the United States, Fuji TV in Japan, and numerous other networks across the globe K‐1 returned to the world stage on May 26, 2012 in Madrid, Spain drawing a packed stadium and hundreds of thousands of views on the K‐1 Live Stream.

For more information on K‐1 please email info@k-1.tv.

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Source for this at the following on the Official K-1 WEBSITE:

http://www.k-1.tv/en/MillervsMayFINAL.pdf#zoom=100

http://www.k-1.tv/en/news-list.php

"K-1 ANNOUNCES OFFICIAL MATCHUPS, ADDS HEAVYWEIGHTS JARRELL MILLER vs. JACK MAY TO K-1 RISING U.S. GRAND PRIX CHAMPIONSHIP " !!

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Most interesting is the following sentence from the above paragraph.

"ABOUT:
K-1 is the largest ‘KICKBOXING’ in history."


K-1 officially state that K-1 is a form of KICKBOXING, just as I clearly explained to you guys several times.

No essays, just facts facts that I politely explained to you guys recently, only to have you disagree that I was wrong and that you were right.

So I suppose, as K-1 Global are officially stating that it is a KICKBOXING promotion, involved in the sport of KICKBOXING then the following facts stand.


K-1 is a KICKBOXING promotion, therefore it promotes KICKBOXING contests.

K-1 is a “KICKBOXING” format, as recognised officially by K-1 global.

K-1 fighters are refered to as KICKBOXERS

If you have a K-1 style bout on your show,…….then you have a KICKBOXING bout on your show.

If you compete to K-1 style KICKBOXING rules, …..then you are competing in a KICKBOXING contest.

Oh and just for good measure, as K-1 KICKBOXING includes the use of the KNEE-KICK, then this must mean that you can in fact knee during certain formats of KICKBOXING.

An apology by you guys is well over due, but I don’t expect one.

Still people can always read the stupid statements that you wrote and conclude who was in fact in the right.

Neil