Our guests during this episode of Warrior Talk: Donovan Wisse, Mory Kromah, Marinho Gordon and Charley Heus. Conversations at the table include the following topics: Donovan Wisse's successful title defense against Michael Boapeah, Mory Kromah's qualification for the final tournament of Last Heavyweight Standing, Charley Heus' career as a physical therapist and manager in the kickboxing world and Marinho Gordon's experiences during Glory 100 and the press conference the day before. Presented by Remy Bonjasky.
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The principle of winning the first match is based on Remy's experience in K-1 where the entry level was already high. But in this Glory tournament there were a number of construction workers who didn't really stand a chance. In that sense, this is an exception to the rule. Those have been filtered out now, of course. So from now on the rule goes back on.
Bahram takes advantage of cheating. He even won a match against Masloboev. Glory disadvantages his opponents by not intervening.
The moment with Mory was really unbelievable, ran screaming too. What a party, I was heavy for Mory.
It's nice and all that certain fighters go all over the media to increase their gun factor with the public. But this does not mean they win the matches. Boapeah is writing entire gameplans on Wisse. Now Wisse can also prepare better again because he knows how Boapeah 2.0 fights.
Mory is really relaxed loves to joke around. If Mory gets through the next round of the tournament: Directly on the bench with Kromahh.
It is actually time saving to place Rico last, people will be home nice and early. 😎
Rico was the party pooper of Glory 100.
