the greatest kick boxer of all time..

Charles Bronson

old timey gentleman
outside of thailand, there is no one to compare to this guy

Rob Kaman was a world champion in 5 different weight divisions for 14 years

he fought thai rules with knees and elbows, wka rules with low kicks, and even iska rules with kicks only above the waist..

here is a " washed up" Kaman battling with Mr Perfect himself.. the king of K1 Ernesto Hoost

simply the best...

Rob Kamans fight vs Ernesto Hoost is regarded by many to be the single best fight in all of kickboxing history

 
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Kaman vs the toughest man wh ever lived: Piotrowski

Rob Kaman vs Marek Piotrowski

Rob Kaman is the greatest Dutch kickboxer of all time which is kind of like being the greatest anything of anything of all time. Kaman has the kind of mustache you normally only see stuck to a second one just like it and he wears trunks with a rainbow across the crotch. Why? Because he wants you to picture how badly he could kill you if you said something about it. Plus, it makes it impossible to tell whether he's going to fuck you or your wife.


Rob Kaman's leg kicks hit hard enough to knock the polio vaccine out of your body, but he's also a genius at setting them up. He'll punch you twice in the face and while you're concerned with that, he'll kick your undefended leg in half. And if you try to get clever and keep your leg up to block it, he'll kick the other one out from under you. Every fight with Rob Kaman comes with a free lifetime limp. Kaman was the godfather of this modern Dutch system of Muay Thai that involves more punching than traditional Thai kickboxing. When you look at upper body of the top fighters from Holland and Thailand, you'll see the reason for this might be less cultural and more physiological.

In 1992, Kaman faced Polish fighting legend Marek Piotrowski for the I.S.K.A. Oriental Rules Light Heavyweight Title. "Oriental Rules" was a vaguely racist way of saying you can kick each other in the legs. Early in the fight, Kaman broke his shin open on Piotrowski. His corner taped it closed, but there's a reason they don't make tampons out of duct tape -- it doesn't work. His shin wouldn't stop bleeding and he wouldn't stop smashing it into Piotrowski. You could tell he hated it, but Rob Kaman doesn't care -- he will beat you with his own open wound just to teach you both how weak you are.



The fight went for seven rounds. And these weren't seven rounds of jabs and high fives. They were pounding on each other. Then finally Kaman landed the kind of mind-crippling right hand that makes Polish jokes tragically unironic. Piotrowski's legs quivered like a screen door on a submarine and the ref jumped between them. Piotrowski collapsed to a knee, swinging the whole time. Then this crazy bastard wobbled back to his feet only to have the referee stop the fight. Why? Because Piotrowski was completely god damn asleep. Rob Kaman shattered the part of his brain that tells your body when it's in a coma. The referee held his unconscious body, but he was holding it more back than he was up. Which is a pretty ballsy thing to do to a guy who just turned into a zombie right in front of you


 
It comes to kickboxing, many legendary fighters have made their mark. One of the most widely regarded as the greatest kickboxer of all time is Buakaw Banchamek from Thailand. He's known for his powerful strikes, technical skills, and incredible accomplishments in the ring. Buakaw has inspired many with his talent and dedication to the sport.
 
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