Your Nominations for "K-1 Fighter of the Year"

[Greg Kalikas]

PKW is now taking nominations for our 2nd annual "PKW Year End Awards". This entire contest will be dictated by the fans of the sport and results will be listed throughout various MMA and mainstream media outlets. We invite you all to participate and BE HEARD. We are doing what we can with the resources we have to give these fighters and all of the people who make this sport thrive, the attention and recognition they deserve. We hope you will help us make this grow into something meaningful. The nominations are open for K-1/ISKA/IKF and all major pro kickboxing orgs.

It is simple to participate and will take only a few minutes - Just log onto www.Prokarateweekly.com, click the "Awards tile" and you are ready to rock.....PKW will announce the nominees and give details on the final voting during next weeks broadcast which will feature Duke Roufus and the "K-1 Ring Report" and a review of the GP.

Thanks for your continued support
-PKW

[( o Y o )]

Great idea, and you will get my vote in there for sure

[Mago]

I'm on it! Thanks for letting us know!

[heckyl]

thx pkw. you guys do great interviews.

[-=[DM]=-]

I'll vote to

[bbbmarc]

Great... my vote is going to........

[Greg Kalikas]

2 days left to get your nominations in guys...thanks for your participation!

[Sudoraba]

K-1

nominations Kaoklai (the man is THE MAN!), Botha (most improved fighter, going from a pure boxer to practically beating Bonjasky)

K-1 MAX

Buakaw, Kohiruimaki

[smacktime]

K-1

Botha (most improved fighter, going from a pure boxer to practically beating Bonjasky)



Yes I agree he has improved as a k-1 fighter he almost did beat Remy, but lets remember botha was fresh, Remy had fought 4 hard rounds. Gotta count for a big diff.

I think the result may be REMY again if they had a rematch.

My vote goes in now!

[Sudoraba]

I'd like to nominate Bonjasky but I still feel he's a paper champ. I'm glad he won and saved K-1 credibility by not being beat by their judging. But I think his place in their finals was questionable, in fact it makes his 2003 GP victory look good (where there were not nearly as many good fighters).

[LeftHookKO]

I'd like to nominate Bonjasky but I still feel he's a paper champ. I'm glad he won and saved K-1 credibility by not being beat by their judging. But I think his place in their finals was questionable, in fact it makes his 2003 GP victory look good (where there were not nearly as many good fighters).
I agree with you about Kaoklai, and I also still kinda feel Bonjasky is a paper champ, or at least a champion of something that really doesn't matter. I thought with Sapp and Akebono being kicked out of the K-1 competition would restore some legitimacy. But I just didn't enjoy watching it. I think K-1 HW is over. Hopefully, K-1 MAX doesn't follow.

[Greg Kalikas]

You can now vote on the finalists for each category. Voitng will end on Jan 3rd and the winner will be announced on PKW Jan 5th....Thanks for your participation!

www.prokarateweekly.com

[( o Y o )]

Alright...I'm a moron. I was just at PKW but connot find where to vote...

[Greg Kalikas]

There is a banner under our "top Stories" where you can click to access the voting page.....Your not the only one who has had trouble finding it so dont worry. I will have to move it to a better spot.

[mugen67]

I don't see how it can be anyone but Buakaw, he would beat Kaoklai (is this really pronunced "Gow-Glai"?) from one side of the ring to the other, and the fact that Botha could even be considered shows how sorry the K1 Heavyweights are.

[majorcunningham]

i honestly cant see that awards tile anywhere! never mind though, my vote is gonna be a bit of a surprise. kaoklai has accomplished the most out of any fighter in the world this year imo, not just for his impressive performance at the world gp(contoversial loss? havent seen the musashi fight but i heard the decision was a poor one), but also for the fact that he's absolutely tiny compared to the other guy. he must have surely demonstrated this year that he's the (and i hate this cliche) "pound for pound" best k-1 fighter around (maybe masato or bonjasky).

anyway, im down for kaoklai.