top k1 fighters:
Im ranking these guys not on whos on top
now, but overall whos done the best, how their records hold up and what
titles, accomplishments they achieved
1) Semmy Schilt: Pure dominance, 4 titles, fastest win record for a GP. Won every GP final hes got into
2) Ernesto Hoost: The Legend, retired but having made it to the GP final 5 times, and won it 4 times
3) Peter Aerts: Another living legend, having made it to EVERY K1 Finals except last year, 5 time GP Finalist, 3 time champion
4) Remy Bonjasky: 3 time champion, and 2 time semi finalist, incredible record
5) Jerome Lebanner: Out of all the guys who have not won it, he has the most impressive record, and he has come closest to winning the belt. 2-time second place at the 95 and 02 finals, and 2 time semi finalist of 99 and 07. One of the biggest KO win ratios ever for a fighter. He was the old time's Badr Hari
6) Andy Hug: Legend of K-1, RIP. Made it to the finals of the 96,97,and 98 GP's and won the 1996. If only he was still here and fighting, would have been amazing
7) Badr Hari: Could be the best of all these fighters if he gets it together. 2008 and 2009 finalist, highest KO ratio in all of K-1. Most gifted athlete IMO in K-1. With some more fights, he could make the top of this list
8) Mirko Crocop: Not as much fights as the others, however, extremely successful if you look at his record. Only losses are to Hoost, Hug, and McDonald (Dont count the injury to Bernardo as he should not have even fought). He placed 2nd at the 1999 GP and has made it to the finals 3 times, lost to Hoost everytime. Wins over Mark Hunt, Mike Bernardo, JLB, Musashi, Greco, Bonjasky, Sapp, and Feitosa.
9) Ray Sefo: 2000 Finalist, 2002 semi finalist. Lots of KO wins, has fought and beaten the best, and he had some nice KO win streaks.
10) Mark Hunt: the 20001 K-1 Champion and 2002 semi finalist. Very talented and tough fighter, too bad he stopped doing K-1 in 2002.
1) Semmy Schilt: Pure dominance, 4 titles, fastest win record for a GP. Won every GP final hes got into
2) Ernesto Hoost: The Legend, retired but having made it to the GP final 5 times, and won it 4 times
3) Peter Aerts: Another living legend, having made it to EVERY K1 Finals except last year, 5 time GP Finalist, 3 time champion
4) Remy Bonjasky: 3 time champion, and 2 time semi finalist, incredible record
5) Jerome Lebanner: Out of all the guys who have not won it, he has the most impressive record, and he has come closest to winning the belt. 2-time second place at the 95 and 02 finals, and 2 time semi finalist of 99 and 07. One of the biggest KO win ratios ever for a fighter. He was the old time's Badr Hari
6) Andy Hug: Legend of K-1, RIP. Made it to the finals of the 96,97,and 98 GP's and won the 1996. If only he was still here and fighting, would have been amazing
7) Badr Hari: Could be the best of all these fighters if he gets it together. 2008 and 2009 finalist, highest KO ratio in all of K-1. Most gifted athlete IMO in K-1. With some more fights, he could make the top of this list
8) Mirko Crocop: Not as much fights as the others, however, extremely successful if you look at his record. Only losses are to Hoost, Hug, and McDonald (Dont count the injury to Bernardo as he should not have even fought). He placed 2nd at the 1999 GP and has made it to the finals 3 times, lost to Hoost everytime. Wins over Mark Hunt, Mike Bernardo, JLB, Musashi, Greco, Bonjasky, Sapp, and Feitosa.
9) Ray Sefo: 2000 Finalist, 2002 semi finalist. Lots of KO wins, has fought and beaten the best, and he had some nice KO win streaks.
10) Mark Hunt: the 20001 K-1 Champion and 2002 semi finalist. Very talented and tough fighter, too bad he stopped doing K-1 in 2002.
Semmy Schilt:
Ernesto Hoost:
Peter Aerts:
Remy Bonjasky:
Jerome Lebanner:
Andy Hug:
Badr Hari:
Mirko Crocop:
Ray Sefo:
Mark Hunt:
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