Talk:Kimo Leopoldo

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Please stop linking the Brian Johnston on this page to the Cricket commentator of the same name. Kimo did not dig up an old man's dead body and fight it in the ring. The Brian Johnston he fought is the amateur kickboxing champion and New Japan Pro Wrestling star.

The Sakuraba fight wasn't a work. A work is a fight in which both fighters are aware of the expected outcome and work toward it. Since Kimo was unaware it was actually a case of Sakuraba carrying him and then throwing the fight.

[edit] Missed Fight?

Kimo fought and loss to Bob Sapp back in 2003 in a K-1 match. Link to Bob Sapp to see where it should be put.

[mpa|mpa] July 25, 2007 3:25pm EST