Action Pro Gear KO of the Week: Saiyok Pumpanmuang vs. Chanajon PKSaenchaimuaythaigym

The Action Pro Gear KO of the Week comes from Saiyok this week. At Thai Fight: Sattahip 2014 he went toe to toe with Chanajon PKSaenchaimuaythaigym. They fought a back and forth fight into the third round before Saiyok delivered a vicious left elbow to end the fight.

Saiyok is known for his aggressive style and for looking to finish fights, enjoy this KO from him.

Action Pro Gear KO of the Week: Buakaw vs. Rustem Zaripov

In the Action Pro Gear KO of the Week we have a vicious finish by Muay Thai legend Buakaw. He took on Rustem Zaripov at Thai Fight in 2012 and as fans have become accustomed to he delivered a dominant performance. 

He battered Zaripov and in the second round finished him a flurry of strikes that sent Zaripov to the canvas for good. 

Action Pro Gear KO of the Week: Mourad Bouzidi vs. Rustemi Kreshnik

The Action Pro Gear KO of the Week comes from Mourad Bouzidi. At It's Showtime 57 in Belgium he fought Rustemi Kreshnik. As the second round was winding down he delivered a massive knee that knocked Kreshnik down. It seemed Kreshnik might recover from the knockdown, but then you saw his nose. The knee from Bouzidi completely shattered Kreshnik's nose and the fight was stopped. Watch the damage done by the knee below.

Action Pro Gear KO of the Week: Chris Bradford vs. Waytharan Sitsongpeenong

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This week's Action Pro Gear KO of the Week features a fabulous spinning elbow knockout by Chris Bradford. Fighting under the Rebellion Muay Thai promotion in Australia, Bradford knocked out Waytharan Sitsongpeenong. Check out the video below.

Action Pro Gear KO of the Week: John Wayne Parr vs. Mike Zambidis

This week's Action Pro Gear KO of the Week comes from "The Gunslinger" John Wayne Parr. His third fight with "Iron" Mike Zambidis at Payback Time: The Decider in 2011 might have only lasted one round, but it was an exciting round.

The pair had split two fights coming into this bout, each one having won a decision. The third time around it wouldn't go to the judges, Parr scored three knockdowns in the first round to defeat Zambidis. This is one exciting fight between two elite fighters, so make sure check this fight out.

Action Pro Gear KO of the Week: Damian Bujan vs. Pedro Martinez

This week's Action Pro Gear KO of the Week comes from Damian Bujan. Leg kicks are one of the deadliest attacks in Muay Thai. If not checked they will typically build up through out the fight until the fighter can no longer plant on the foot that has been absorbing them. 

Damian Bujan (@DamianBujan) destroyed Pedro Martinez's leg in this bout, the action really picks up in the third round and Martinez shows nothing but toughness making it out of the round while barely being able to stand on his leg. He fights hard in the fourth round but like a shark Bujan smells blood in the water and goes in for the kill. If you want to get to straight to the action forward to about 7:35 into the video.

Action Pro Gear KO of the Week: Chike Lindsay vs. Eddie Martinez

This Action Pro Gear KO of the Week features Chike Lindsay vs. Eddie Martinez. Chike has long established himself as one of the best Muay Thai fighters in the states. In this bout with Eddie Martinez he delivers a spectacular elbow KO at Bangkok Fight Night 12 in Atlanta, GA.

Take a few minutes to watch Chike deliver this crushing elbow to end the fight. It is sure to get your week started off right if you are a fight fan.

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Action Pro Gear KO of the Week: Niclas Larsen vs. Edgar Freimanis

This week's Action Pro Gear KO of the Week comes from Danish striker Niclas Larsen. He has shown he has some serious skill in the ring. He popped on the radar of many fight fans in the last year with a strong showing against Andy Ristie and a KO win over Steve Moxon. In this fight Larsen scores a knockout with knees over Edgar Freimanis.

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Action Pro Gear KO of the Week: Raymond Daniels vs. Franocis Ambang

The first Action Pro Gear KO of the Week for 2015 features a spectacular spinning heel kick by Raymond Daniels. Known for his flashy kicks, Daniels, still has the ability to catch other fighters with amazing moves like this spinning heel kick he used against Francois Ambang.

The pair fought at Glory 16 in Denver and it only took one round for Daniels to hit a home run. The knockout immediately went viral. Daniels was coming off his first career loss and the the knockout was the perfect way for him to get back on the winning track.

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KO of the Week: Buakaw Banchamek vs. Steve Moxon

Buakaw returned to action at Top King World Series II - TK2 France this past weekend against Steve Moxon. It was Buakaw's first fight since his controversial loss in the finals of the K-1 Max tournament last month. Buakaw was definitely in beast mode this fight as he out classed Moxon throughout the fight before finishing him with an elbow in the third round.

Moxon is one of Australia's top fighters but this fight shows how dangerous Buakaw is in the ring.  Check it out and enjoy this fight and the finish.

KO of the Week: Shuichi Wentz vs. Romie Adanza

Shuichi Wentz delivered one of the most brutal KO's in recent memory when he took on Romie Adanza at K-1 Rising in September of 2012. Wentz and Adanza both came out letting the leather fly, but Wentz was able to connect with a head kick that had Adanza out before he hit the floor. After connecting with the kick Wentz immediately throws up his hands in celebration knowing that the fight is over.

Check out the KO and get your Monday morning going.

KO of the Week: Andrew Tate vs. Richie Hocking

The KO of the Week comes from Andrew Tate this week. In December of 2012 Tate fought Richie Hocking in the semi-final of the Enfusion Live 187lb tournament. Although Tate would come up short in the final of the tournament he scored this knockout over Hockin.

Tate is one of the United Sates often forgotten talents. He has been living in the United Kingdom for quite some time and making his name fighting over seas. Sit back and enjoy this KO from Andrew "Cobra" Tate.

KO of the Week: Mark Hunt vs. Jerome Le Banner 2

Kick of your Monday with this KO featuring Mark Hunt and Jerome Le Banner. The pair has fought four times with Le Banner taking home three wins, however, the one win that Hunt captured came by vicious knockout. Check out their second fight which took place in December of 2001. 

Hunt has now made a home in MMA, but before he was fighting for a UFC title he was locking horns with some of the best Kickboxers in the world. Awesome knockout by Hunt, so sit back and enjoy.

KO of the Week: Ognjen Topic vs. Paowarit Sasiprapa

Fans love head kicks, it gets them excited and is a spectacular way to finish a fight. Ognjen Topic went head kick happy in his fight against Paowarit Sasiprapa at Lion Fight 9 in March of 2013. Topic scored a knockdown with a head kick in every round, with the final one at the beginning of the third round. Adding to the excitement of the knockdowns was Paowarit's ability to continue to get up. His toughness could never be questioned as he continued to get up after each knockdown and even after the final knockdown he was attempting to get up, but the referee had seen enough. Get your Monday started off right by watching this great knockout.

KO of the Week: Danyo Ilunga vs. Sergio Pique

Danyo Ilunga is one of Kickboxing's rising stars and he is the also the man delivering the KO in our KO of the Week. In this bout we see Ilunga take on Sergio Pique at Merseburger Fight Night in Germany. The one night 4-man tournament pitted Ilunga vs. Pique in the tournament finals and it took Ilunga one round to end the fight. A perfectly timed left hook from Ilunga flattened out Pique in vicious fashion. It was definitely a sign of things to come for Ilunga. Sit back and enjoy this knockout by Ilunga and catch him in his upcoming bout at Glory 18.

KO of the Week: Jordan Watson vs. Juri Kehl

Let's start the week off with a great knockout. Jordan Watson  is one of the best strikes our of the UK, and this past march he faced Juri Kehl at Siam Warriors: Revolution on Leeside. The fight ended in the first round with a great timed head kick from Watson. There isn't much else to say other than it was perfect timing by Watson. Enjoy!

KO of the Week: Pokkaew Fonjangchonburi vs. Muangthai Sor.Boongium

The KO of the Week comes from Muangthai Sor. Boongium this week. Facing Pokkaew Fonjangchonburi at the new Lumpinee Stadium in Thailand Muangthai scored a beautiful elbow KO. It was a technical and exciting fight up until it ended. Muangthai shows that you don't need more than a few inches to throw a devastating elbow that can end a fight. It was a beautifully placed elbow, and fans on the clinch game and elbow strikes should really enjoy this KO.

KO of the Week: Giorgio Petrosyan vs. Ole Laursen

Giorgio Petrosyan is known as master technician. Typically he out points his opponents, but on occasion the man known as The Doctor has put his opponents to sleep. In early 2013 he fought Ole Laursen and he did just that.

In round one of the fight Petrosyan landed a nice knee to the mid section that sent Laursen down. After beating the referee's count it was only a matter of time before Petrosyan ended the fight. A few seconds later a head kick ended Laursen's night. It was a brutal head kick knockout, but a spectacular one. Check it out for yourself.

KO of the Week: Saenchai vs. Super Tord

Saenchai is a legend in Muay Thai known for his versatile, unorthodox style. Whether in training or competition, the Thai fighter shows a playful, yet dangerous way of dealing with others. Tord Rosand, also known as Super Tod, joins the Muay Thai star for a bit of playful sparring that ends with a KO. The chance of trading leather with the world's best is a rare treat and one many would jump at, if given the opportunity.

Check out the video below and see how whether in competition or training, Saenchai remains Saenchai and proves why he's one of the most entertaining fighters in the sport.

KO of the Week: Alistair Overeem vs. Badr Hari

Alistair Overeem might be a superstar in the MMA world now, but during 2007 and 2010 before signing with the UFC he was pretty active in the Kickboxing scene. In 2008 at the end of the year K-1 Dynamite event he was selected to face Badr Hari. To Kickboxing fans it seemed like it would be an easy win for Hari as he had been a staple for K-1 and Kickboxing as well as being considered one of the best in the world. Well things don't always go as planned and Overeem scored a fantastic KO of Hari.

Check out the video below. When two giants like Overeem and Hari meet in the ring, someone is bound to go down.