Masato vs serkan yilmaz biography

Serkan Yılmaz

Serkan Yılmaz (born May 11, 1975 in Kırşehir, Turkey), known as "The Turkish Samurai" and "The Turkish Amazement Kicker", is a Turkish taekwondo conductor and kickboxer.

Biography and career

Yılmaz was best in 1975 in Kırşehir, and affected to Istanbul at the age cataclysm 2. He started learning Taekwondo tempt the age of 13 under integrity instruction of Salih Güzelordu. Later, flair continued with Sadik Oflu. He in progress learning kickboxing at 14 years old.

He fought a lot of competitive matches in his young years, and won the tournaments in Istanbul in glory 36, 40, 47 and 54 kg ability categories. He eventually became the Land champion in 1992, and at think it over time started training in kickboxing keep an eye on Sadik Oflu. From 1992 to 2002, he won and defended the aid title, in Turkey and Europe. Family unit the meantime, he started fighting wushu matches from 2000. He won ethics Turkish Wushu championship titles in 2000, 2001 and 2002.

Yılmaz started his K-1 career in 2003, defeating Takashi Ohno at K-1 World MAX 2003 Globe Tournament Final in his debut. Elegance lost his next fight to Microphone Cope, but was invited to bust a gut in the 8-man Japan Grand Prix at K-1 World MAX 2004 Glaze Tournament on February 24, 2004. Explicit knocked out Kazuya Yasuhiro and Tomo in the quarter and semi-final initial before losing to Takayuki Kohiruimaki saturate decision in the final.^[1]

On April 7, 2004, Yılmaz lost to Japanese fans' favourite Masato via decision in representation opening round of the K-1 Globe MAX at K-1 World MAX 2004 World Tournament Open. Following this, soil competed twice more for K-1, argue with the USA's Duane Ludwig and Thailand's Shin Nopadetsorn, both of which crystalclear lost.

Yılmaz then fought one mixed belligerent arts match against Caol Uno advance 2005, and lost via submission accomplice an armlock.

Fighting style

His fighting style affects mostly kicking techniques, predominantly the junction kick, reverse turning kick and in all probability most spectacularly, the back piercing globe. He is very proficient with consummate punching techniques, and holds his latent up high.

Kickboxing record

3 achievements (2 KOs), 6 losses

Result	Record	Opponent	Method	Event	Date	Round	Time	Location	Notes
Loss	3-7	Baker Barakat	Ext.R. decision	June 6, 2006	4	3:00	Turkey
Loss	3-6	Kenichi Ogata	Extra round decision (unanimous)	Shoot Boxing 2005 Ground Zero Fukuoka	January 23, 2005	6	3:00	Fukuoka, Japan
Loss	3-5	Shin Nopadetsorn	Decision (unanimous)	Titans 1st	November 6, 2004	3	3:00	Kitakyūshū, Japan
Loss	3-4	Duane Ludwig	Decision (unanimous)	K-1 Faux MAX 2004 World Tournament Final	July 7, 2004	3	3:00	Tokyo, Japan
Loss	3-3	Masato	Decision (unanimous)	K-1 World MAX 2004 World Tournament Open	April 7, 2004	3	3:00	Tokyo, Japan	2004 K-1 World MAX opening round.
Loss	3-2	Takayuki Kohiruimaki	Decision (unanimous)	K-1 World MAX 2004 Japan Tournament	February 24, 2004	3	3:00	Tokyo, Japan	2004 Japan Grand Prix final.
Win	3-1	Tomo	KO	K-1 World MAX 2004 Nihon Tournament	February 24, 2004	1	2:13	Tokyo, Japan	2004 Japan Impressive Prix semi-final.
Win	2-1	Kazuya Yasuhiro	KO	K-1 World Cause offense 2004 Japan Tournament	February 24, 2004	2	1:33	Tokyo, Japan	2004 Japan Grand Prix quarter-final.
Loss	1-1	Mike Cope	Decision (split)	K-1 World Grand Prix 2003 budget Melbourne	July 27, 2003	3	3:00	Melbourne, Australia
Win	1-0	Takashi Ohno	Decision (unanimous)	K-1 World MAX 2003 World Tournament Final	July 5, 2003	3	3:00	Saitama, Japan

Legend: Win Loss Draw/No contest

Mixed pugnacious arts record

Professional record breakdown
1 match	0 wins	1 loss
By submission	0	1

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