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In an interview for the combat sports outlet Combat Sports Today, ahead of SENSHI’s first-ever Grand Prix tournament this September, Nicholas Pettas shared more about his work with the SENSHI team as well as his expectations for the heavyweight competition. The “Blue-Eyed Samurai” is a Danish Kyokushin karateka, former heavyweight kickboxer, and world champion. Pettas…
One of the most successful fighters in the history of kickboxing and Kyokushin karate, Francisco Filho, told Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) that in over 40 years in combat sports he has learned that the most important thing is to be able to defeat yourself – a lesson he strives to pass on to his students. The…
The Dutch four-time K-1 World Champion Ernesto Hoost once again arrived in Bulgaria this September, the occasion being SENSHI 28 and the historic first-ever Heavyweight Grand Prix tournament. In connection with his participation as head instructor of the SENSHI training camp, as well as referee, award presenter, and commentator during the fight gala, he answered…
The next level of professional combat sports development – SENSHI 28 Grand Prix – shook the sea capital Varna on September 13 with epic clashes in the heavyweight division over 95 kg to determine the best fighter of the category. The man who survived three consecutive fights in a single evening – Samed Agdeve –…
The Paulo Portela Sports Complex, widely known as Portelão, located in downtown Suzano — a city in the state of São Paulo, Brazil — became the stage last Sunday (08/31) for one of the largest martial arts events in the country: the 3rd KWU SENSHI Brazilian Kyokushin Championship. The tournament brought together 518 athletes, ranging…
