Baxter Humby drops out of the
rankings due to inactivity. Chike Lindsay moves up to number one after his win
over Malaipet in June and Luis Bio’s loss to Michael Mananquil, Bio drops to
number two. Shane Oblonsky passes Bryce Krause and gets into the three
spot after Krause’s loss to Justin Greskiewicz. Rounding out the rankings is
new addition Joe Sampieri.
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1. Chike Lindsay (16-4)
Lindsay most recently defeated Malaipet Sasiprapa at Bangkok Fight Night in Atlanta, GA this past June. The pair had met in August 2011 a fight with Lindsay had also won. Lindsay was then forced to withdraw from a bout in September due to injury and currently his next fight is unknown.
Lindsay most recently defeated Malaipet Sasiprapa at Bangkok Fight Night in Atlanta, GA this past June. The pair had met in August 2011 a fight with Lindsay had also won. Lindsay was then forced to withdraw from a bout in September due to injury and currently his next fight is unknown.
2. Luis Bio (11-4) (@LuisBio1)
Luis Bio dropped his fight to Michael Mananquil after the bout was stopped in the third round due to a cut. It was a close back and forth fight up until that point. Before his loss to Mananquil, Bio had won his last two bouts due to cut stoppages because of elbows against some of Mexico’s top fighters (Brian Hernandez and Erik Mejia). Bio will be back in action on November 11th at the WCK WuLinFeng show against Zhou Zhipeng.
Luis Bio dropped his fight to Michael Mananquil after the bout was stopped in the third round due to a cut. It was a close back and forth fight up until that point. Before his loss to Mananquil, Bio had won his last two bouts due to cut stoppages because of elbows against some of Mexico’s top fighters (Brian Hernandez and Erik Mejia). Bio will be back in action on November 11th at the WCK WuLinFeng show against Zhou Zhipeng.
3. Shane Oblonsky (7-3)
Oblonsky was last in action at Lion Fight Promotions “Battle in the Desert 5” on February 25th in Las Vegas. Oblonsky rebounded from a decision loss in China in January by earning a unanimous decision win over Jose Palacios. Oblonsky is a talented fighter and when focused can give you his opposition fits in the ring. He is now training with Colin Oyama which will undoubtedly help Oblonsky reach the next level. His next bout is scheduled for the November 11 th WCK WuLinFeng event against Tie Yinghua.
Oblonsky was last in action at Lion Fight Promotions “Battle in the Desert 5” on February 25th in Las Vegas. Oblonsky rebounded from a decision loss in China in January by earning a unanimous decision win over Jose Palacios. Oblonsky is a talented fighter and when focused can give you his opposition fits in the ring. He is now training with Colin Oyama which will undoubtedly help Oblonsky reach the next level. His next bout is scheduled for the November 11 th WCK WuLinFeng event against Tie Yinghua.
4. Bryce Krause (9-4-1)
Krause returned to action after another year long layoff to be part of the K-1 Max tournament. He faced Justin Greskiewicz in the opening round and early on it looked as if Krause might be on his way to victory, but Greskiewicz turned the tables and defeated Krause by (T)KO. Currently Krause next bout is unknown, but hopefully fans don’t have to wait another year to see him fight.
Krause returned to action after another year long layoff to be part of the K-1 Max tournament. He faced Justin Greskiewicz in the opening round and early on it looked as if Krause might be on his way to victory, but Greskiewicz turned the tables and defeated Krause by (T)KO. Currently Krause next bout is unknown, but hopefully fans don’t have to wait another year to see him fight.
5. Joe Sampieri (8-2) (@JoeSampieri)
Joe Sampieri most recently defeated Mike Erosa at the August Friday Night Fights Muay Thai event by decision. It had been almost a year since Sampieri had a fought, his previous fight being a decision over Harris Norwood in September of 2011. Sampieri’s next bout is currently unknown.
Joe Sampieri most recently defeated Mike Erosa at the August Friday Night Fights Muay Thai event by decision. It had been almost a year since Sampieri had a fought, his previous fight being a decision over Harris Norwood in September of 2011. Sampieri’s next bout is currently unknown.
Rankings qualification - Muay Thai and Kickboxing bouts are all taken into consideration for the rankings. These rankings are not only based on Muay Thai Fights as many fighters compete in both full rules Muay Thai and Kickboxing bouts. Fighters are not to be inactive for any period longer than 12 months or they will be dropped from the rankings unless a fight is schedule within a month from the date they become ineligible. Fighter's that compete in two weight classes will be assigned a weight class that they compete in regularly or hold a major title in.
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