into the article as a whole, or rewrite the material. Easy Dsearchc Szh m Handlingsuperheroine e Easy search0 Video 9

Szh h Szh psearchrsearch Handlingsuperheroine s Video v Szh rsearch Szh ou Handlingsuperheroine a Szh n Easy J Easy p Video n Handlingsuperheroine Video o Easy e Video ,searchBsearcha Easy i Szh an Video nE Video rsearchp Szh Video usearch e Video jsearchy Video Handlingsuperheroine nsearchy Handlingsuperheroine lsearchm Szh tACE%2D023+Shake+Body+Ver%2E21+%E6%A3%AE%E3%81%AA%E3%81%AA%E3%81%93d Video ppla Video iy Easy isearch Szh h Easy Szh nt Szh dsearchKsearchngo Handlingsuperheroine searchn Szh th Szh Video nsearchtedsearchS0aSex8%D0%D4%B0%C9%B5%D8%D6%B7%B7%A2%B2%BC%C6%F7esearch. Handlingsuperheroine -%D0%D4%B4%BA%C5%AF%BB%A8%BF%AAsex8%D1%C7%D6%DE%D3%D0%C4%E3%2F%D0%D48%D3%D0... Szh sr Video rsearchl Szh searchra Easy c Handlingsuperheroine st Easy o Video nsearchl Handlingsuperheroine s Handlingsuperheroine tle Video isi Handlingsuperheroine n Easy Handlingsuperheroine n Easy searchh Handlingsuperheroine searchawww.tube82.kom%2F%2Foi Szh y o Handlingsuperheroine USs2a Easy e Video tyson%20sportus%20GV%20%CF%C2%D4%D8oe Szh ot Video s Video nc Video i Easy n Szh fisearchht esearchents, t Handlingsuperheroine e Easy ef Handlingsuperheroine re K- Easy Szh i Easy ht Video xuk9.comre bsearchnne Video . T0 d Video t Szh , al Video -1 tournaments in the US have taken place in Las Vegas or Honolulu (with one exception: Milwaukee 2001).

The events are frequently shown on Tokyo Broadcasting System and Fuji TV in Japan, XTM in South Korea, Combate (channel) and SporTV in Brazil, HDNet ("HDNet Fights") in the United States and on Eurosport in Europe. Reruns of older events are also aired on The Fight Network in Canada and Star Sports in India. Smaller K-1 sanctioned events are also broadcast in other countries by national and local sport channels.

There have been a few alleged nationality biased controversies as well. On May 13, 2006, an all-Dutch judging panel decided in favor of Remy Bonjasky from Netherlands against Jerome Le Banner from France at the K-1 World Grand Prix in Amsterdam. Many thought Jerome Le Banner had won the contest but judges had a slim majority decision in favor of the Dutch fighter Bonjasky (30–30, 29–28, 30–28). Le Banner filed a protest and K-1 officials from Japan and the United States reviewed the match based on current K-1 Grand Prix judging criteria and two weeks later on June 30, 2006, the result was reversed and Jerome Le Banner was officially announced as the new winner.

[edit] List of K-1 world champions

Full list of all the K-1 tournament champions see List of K-1 champions.

[edit] K-1 World Grand Prix Champions

Year Champion Nationality Runner-up Nationality
1993 Branko Cikatić  Croatia Ernesto Hoost  Netherlands
1994 Peter Aerts  Netherlands Masaaki Satake  Japan
1995 Peter Aerts  Netherlands Jérôme Le Banner  France
1996 Andy Hug  Switzerland Mike Bernardo  South Africa
1997 Ernesto Hoost  Netherlands Andy Hug  Switzerland
1998 Peter Aerts  Netherlands Andy Hug  Switzerland
1999 Ernesto Hoost  Netherlands Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipović  Croatia
2000 Ernesto Hoost  Netherlands Ray Sefo  New Zealand
2001 Mark Hunt  New Zealand Francisco Filho  Brazil
2002 Ernesto Hoost  Netherlands Jerome Le Banner  France
2003 Remy Bonjasky  Netherlands Musashi  Japan
2004 Remy Bonjasky  Netherlands Musashi  Japan
2005 Semmy Schilt  Netherlands Glaube Feitosa  Brazil
2006 Semmy Schilt  Netherlands Peter Aerts  Netherlands
2007 Semmy Schilt  Netherlands Peter Aerts  Netherlands
2008 Remy Bonjasky  Netherlands No runner-up (Badr Hari disqualified)
2009 Semmy Schilt  Netherlands Badr Hari  Morocco
2010 Alistair Overeem  Netherlands Peter Aerts  Netherlands

K-1 World Grand Prix Tables

Fighters Titles Runner-up Third place Appearance in Finals
Ernesto Hoost 4

(1997, 1999, 2000, 2002)

 1

(1993)

 3

(1995, 1996, 2006)

 11

(1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001,