Mixed Martial Arts Forum banner

K-1 World Grand Prix 2010 in Seoul Final 16

15K views 100 replies 35 participants last post by  osmium 
#1 ·
Date October 02, 2010
Venue Olympic Gymnastics Arena
City South Korea Seoul, Republic of Korea



Participating Fighters

* Semmy Schilt (K-1 World Grand Prix 2009 Final Champion)
* Alistair Overeem (2009 Grand Prix Semi Finalist)
* Jerome Le Banner (2009 Grand Prix Quarter Finalist)
* Errol Zimmerman (2009 Grand Prix Quarter Finalist)
* Ray Sefo (replacement fighter)
* Ewerton Teixeira (2009 Grand Prix Quarter Finalist)
* Keijiro 'Kyotaro' Maeda (K-1 Heavyweight Champion)
* Freddy Kemayo (K-1 World Grand Prix 2010 in Bucharest Champion)
* Ben Edwards (K-1 World Grand Prix 2010 in Canberra Champion)
* Peter Aerts (Wild Card)
* Daniel Ghiţă (Wild Card)
* Gökhan Saki (Wild Card)
* Tyrone Spong (Wild Card)
* Hesdy Gerges (Wild Card)
* Mighty Mo (Wild Card)
* Raul Catinas
Final 16 Fights confirmed by K-1:

Semmy Schilt v. Hesdy Gerges
Ewerton Teixeira v. Peter Aerts
Errol Zimmerman v. Daniel Ghita
Gokhan Saki v. Freddy Kemayo
Ray Sefo v. Tyrone Spong
Mighty Mo v. Raul Catinas
Alistair Overeem v. Ben Edwards
Kyotaro Maeda v. Jerome Le Banner

K-1 Super Fights:

Sergei Kharitonov vs Takumi Sato
Chalid "Die Faust" Arrab vs Dzevad Poturak
Min Ho Song v. Hyun Man Myung
Link
 
See less See more
1
#95 ·
Overeem and Semmy are group A(the only people who can win) Saki and Ghita are group B(highly talented but can't win it all outside of something fluky happening like Semmy breaking his leg walking to the ring) Spong and Kyotaro are group C(typical quality fighters who are usually just there to put up a good fight in the final 8) and Mo and Aerts are group Don't belong in the tournament. Aerts and Mo aren't beating anyone in this field even with how weak it is.
 
#99 ·
Clearly it's a pick 'em between Sem Schilt and Overeem, the two Dutch guys...who'd thought it?! I for one am glad Schilt decided to stay away from MMA, why tarnish a great kickboxing reputation by being grounded and pounded by the likes of Kharitonov? Also, it's probably time Aerts called it a day, what else does he have to prove?
 
This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Top