The former Lumpinee, Wbc and Wpmf muay thai champion Kaew Fairtex (also known as Kaew Weerasakreck) entered this fight with a professional kickboxing record of 134-31-4 (42 knockouts) and he is ranked as the No.1 super lightweight in the world. Kaew fought five times in 2015 losing the first bout against Minoru Kimura (by majority decision), but then he won four consecutive fights taking revenge on Kimura in his last bout (=Kaew vs Kimura 2).
His opponent, Massaro Glunder, has an official record of 19-5-0 (8 knockouts) and he entered as the No.6 in the same weight class. He lost twice last year, against Minoru Kimura and Cedric Manhoef, but then he won three fights. Kaew vs Glunder is the main event of the K-1 World GP 2016 -65kg Japan tournament. Watch the video and rate this fight!
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Event: K-1 World GP 2016 -65kg Japan Tournament
Date: 2016-03-04
Where: Yoyogi National Gymnasium, Tokyo, Japan
Division: catchweight (143.3 lbs, 65 kg)
Kaew’s previous fight: Kaew Fairtex vs Minoru Kimura 2
Kaew’s next fight: Kaew Fairtex vs Ilias Bulaid
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Official video:
More Japanese corruption…robbery.
Dabs, I agree with you that the Japanese judges aren’t reliable. In my opinion this fight was a draw deserving a fourth round. First round for Massaro, second was balanced, and third for Kaew. Kaew doesn’t deserve majority win. However, I’m surprised about this decision since Kaew is Thai. Usually the Japanese judges favor always his own people.
In which world do you make Massaro Japanese?? The judges did go with their “own people”!! Hahahahaha
Dabs, Did I say that Massaro is Japanese? show me where.
I guess you aren’t able to read properly in English. Don’t worry, I will help you.
I just was talking above about Kaew and my last paragraph was also referring to him. Clear English for you now, “I was thinking How he got a win for unanimous decision when he is not Japanese”.
Next time read properly if you are able to.
On the other hand, Massaro doesn’t look “yellow” to me, what about you?