STRIKING ARTS

There are five major kickboxing styles: Muay Thai, Dutch kickboxing, Full Contact Karate, Savate, and Sanda. What distinguishes each kickboxing style from the other kickboxing styles is the rules, which explain how you can strike and where you are allowed to strike.

Muay Thai is a very effective self-defense system that focuses on delivering powerful strikes using the limbs of your body to end a fight quickly, which is very important in self-defense situations to get away quickly and safely.

GLORY kickboxing emerged in 2012 in response to the downfall of the legendary Japanese K-1 promotion to continue promoting the sport and putting on exciting shows. Since then, there have been many legendary kickboxers who reached the pinnacle of GLORY promotion, and in this article, we are bringing you the 15 best ones that every kickboxing fan should know about.

GLORY is the leader in the modern kickboxing industry and home to the most talented strikers and biggest events.

Badr Hari is not the greatest kickboxer of all time, as he certainly wasn’t the most dominant one who never won the K-1 World Grand Prix title. But Hari became the most popular kickboxer due to his exciting fighting style, charismatic persona, wild behavior, and constant media attention.

K-1 is the kickboxing promotion that emerged in 1993 in Japan with the idea of finding out which striking martial art is the best. The letter “K” stands for karate, Kung Fu, kickboxing, and Kempo. K-1 was so popular that the “K-1” set of rules later became the official kickboxing style.