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Oliver Sperling
Posted: 2003-11-20 14:01:43
I respect Hoost taking part in the show for the money. Hoost is a father and a provider, so if he can earn good and easy money to provide his family and his future, it is more than fine with me! I would have done the same if the check was big. But damn it has to big! Still I think Hoost did look like a fool in his show fight against Bob.

This has nothing to with his reputation. Hoost is Mr. Perfect and the best fighter in the K-1, and I have nothing... Nothing but respect for his talent and for what he has accomplished in his career. I am just wondering why Hoost got the offer to fight in a show event so close after the Grand Prix. To me it seems like he was paying back a debt?

I have nothing against Hoost. I love to see that man in a ring, it is art. We are talking about deals made by the K-1, and NOT by single persons!!

I was just asking why Hoost did it? Was it coincidense, money or what ever? But I guess that the answer most be for the money, or for the "kick":).

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