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The 19 Greatest K-1 Kickboxing Champions

By YPB Team

Heavyweight sluggers who packed the Tokyo Dome share this list with the slick technicians of the 70 kg division. Knockout power or ring craft: pick your side.

  1. Ernesto Hoost — ranked #11
    Ernesto Hoost
    Dutch technician who won the K-1 World Grand Prix a record four times (1997, 1999, 2000, 2002).
    1000pts
  2. Mark Hunt — ranked #22
    Mark Hunt
    New Zealand slugger with a legendary chin who won the 2001 K-1 World Grand Prix.
    682pts
  3. Alistair Overeem — ranked #33
    Alistair Overeem
    Dutch fighter who won the 2010 K-1 World Grand Prix, the last under the original FEG organisation.
    622pts
  4. Peter Aerts — ranked #44
    Peter Aerts
    Dutch heavyweight nicknamed 'Mr. K-1' who won the K-1 World Grand Prix in 1994, 1995 and 1998.
    551pts
  5. Masato — ranked #55
    Masato
    Japanese superstar of K-1 World MAX who won the 70 kg tournament in 2003 and 2008.
    551pts
  6. Gökhan Saki — ranked #66
    Gökhan Saki
    Turkish-Dutch knockout puncher who won K-1 tournaments and became a fan favourite at the World Grand Prix.
    551pts
  7. Semmy Schilt — ranked #77
    Semmy Schilt
    Towering Dutch fighter who won four K-1 World Grand Prix titles (2005-2007, 2009) and was the first K-1 Super Heavyweight champion.
    466pts
  8. Buakaw Banchamek — ranked #88
    Buakaw Banchamek
    Thai Muay Thai star who won the K-1 World MAX tournament in 2004 and 2006 as Buakaw Por. Pramuk.
    466pts
  9. Remy Bonjasky — ranked #99
    Remy Bonjasky
    Dutch 'Flying Gentleman' famed for flying knees and kicks, K-1 World Grand Prix champion in 2003, 2004 and 2008.
    466pts
  10. Badr Hari — ranked #1010
    Badr Hari
    Moroccan-Dutch knockout artist who was the first K-1 Heavyweight champion (2007) and a two-time World Grand Prix finalist.
    363pts
  11. Mirko Cro Cop — ranked #1111
    Mirko Cro Cop
    Croatian striker who was runner-up at the 1999 K-1 Grand Prix and won the K-1 World Grand Prix 2012 Final in Zagreb.
    363pts
  12. Stefan Leko — ranked #1212
    Stefan Leko
    German kickboxer who won several K-1 Grand Prix tournaments and was a regular at the World Grand Prix finals.
    363pts
  13. Giorgio Petrosyan — ranked #1313
    Giorgio Petrosyan
    Italian-Armenian 'Doctor' who won back-to-back K-1 World MAX titles in 2009 and 2010.
    363pts
  14. Jérôme Le Banner — ranked #1414
    Jérôme Le Banner
    French heavyweight power-puncher, twice a K-1 World Grand Prix runner-up (1995, 2002) and winner of several K-1 GP tournaments.
    0pts
  15. Albert Kraus — ranked #1515
    Albert Kraus
    Dutch kickboxer who won the inaugural K-1 World MAX tournament in 2002.
    0pts
  16. Kyotaro Fujimoto — ranked #1616
    Kyotaro Fujimoto
    Japanese heavyweight who held the K-1 Heavyweight title during the original K-1 era.
    0pts
  17. Takeru Segawa — ranked #1717
    Takeru Segawa
    Japanese star of the relaunched K-1 who won K-1 world titles in three weight classes.
    0pts
  18. Masaaki Satake — ranked #1818
    Masaaki Satake
    Japanese karateka who was K-1's first home-grown star, runner-up at the 1994 Grand Prix and two-time K-1 Japan GP winner.
    0pts
  19. Andy Souwer — ranked #1919
    Andy Souwer
    Dutch fighter who won the K-1 World MAX tournament in 2005 and 2007.
    0pts

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