Originally posted by Mindset
Yea, it's a tournament, people get injured. The only thing that was obvious is that Saki was the faster fighter.You want me to name the top fighters Aerts has beat in the last 5 years?
Le Banner
Schilt x 3
RemyHis only losses coming from
Overeem x 2
Schilt x 2
Badr
Hoost
MaedaSo...why did he need to retire 5 years ago? He can still beat top 5 comp and only losses to top 5 comp, aside from Maeda.
He is still one of the top fighters in K1...hence him being in the final.
Lol, 50 pounds lighter and injured, Saki still managed to drop Overeem with a spinning hook kick.
Heh, it's funny that you mention LeBanner, because he's in the same boat as Aerts. He hasn't been a legitimate contender in years, and should probably retire.
In any case, you can continue to be a wikipedia whore all you want. It doesn't change the fact that Aerts is far past his prime. We're talking about a guy who's been fighting professionally for 20+ years. Aerts can't take a stiff punch anymore, and he's slowed down considerably. Don't really see how that much is arguable.