Yuki Yoza 与座優貴 Highlights

[@iwawewa]

Group Home & K-1 highlights go so well together

[@nojillnolife]

More so the DJ Premier beats, but yeah.

[@rixter69]

Amazing kicking game!

[@somebody7889]

What an amazing fighter to watch, he storm the K-1 lightweight division. He needs a fight with Gonnapar asap, or if Leona moves up a division that fight needs to happen. Also a remarch with Taio would be fun if its true that Taio had his hand injured like he claims.

[@gutsywarrior8785]

His style is a perfect hybrid between a muaythai Muay Fimeu and japanese kick-boxing. He has the quickness of the japanese kickboxing in his punches and kicks but he uses muay thai sweeps, uses his knees more then most typical japanese kickboxers.

[@DouglasGomesBueno-jw9lh]

Kyokushin Sweep he's a Karate Kyokushin fighter he only compete in Kyokushin Tournaments before Join Kickboxing and Kyokushin use every part of the body too you know.

[@ArtistDaynz90]

Yeah no muay thai in his game at all lol

[@vashthefortress]

In your opinion, what are some of Yuki Yoza's best performances?

[@nojillnolife]

Both fights against Taio Asahisa. The fight against Chihihiro Suzuki as well, argument can be made that he won two rounds in that one. He's had fights where he looked even better of course, but in those fights his opponents weren't anywhere near his level.

[@snapdowndarsee4959]

​@@nojillnolifewhere can I find the Suzuki fight?

[@nojillnolife]

@@snapdowndarsee4959 kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2WQgqWKbquLnNk&t (haven't watched it since it happened so I might be totally off)

[@kesenaememere8520]

Does he have a Kyokushin Karate background.

[@nojillnolife]

Yeah. Former champion too.

[@ですですです-z7z]

サムネ、浜ちゃんかと思った

[@ronki23]

This guy proves you don't need Muay Thai to be good at kickboxing. Even Francisco Filho, Sam Greco, Peter Smit and Andy Hug didn't do Muay Thai~ they did Kyokushin