👉👉15 Punches That SHOCKED The Boxing World Pt 6 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gKt-lpNkx9WyqXU.html

His rematch against Overeem was the most badass fight in his career... Overeem had everybody in K1 shaking in fear for him, but at a presser before the fight Hari didn't have much to say except calmly promising the crowd that Overeem wasn't going to get to the end of the first round... and he made good on that promise.

This guy is so dedicated, he practices his fighting skills at home and at the club.

In his prime Badr was the best of his generation. Always exciting to watch with great fights and energy. He may have been a badboy but thats what drove him to reach the top.

The toughest opponent Hari faced in his career is Badr Hari.

Hari is a great fearless fighter. Love the wayHari comes forward not fearing anything.

ah the sleepless nights watching K1 on Eurosports.. the golden age..

Thanks for the highlights! 👏🏻

I was a kid 14-15 years old watching Badr Hari coming and dominating the kick-boxing scene.. now 33 this guy still gives me chills. K-1 back in the days was the equivalent of UFC today kids for you who don’t knok

Doesn't matter how tough you think you are there's always someone out there more trained and a little bit better. Never be too confident.

I remember watching K-1 fighting while I was in Korea 2004-07 and Badr Hari always stood out! He was a beast!

when ur 6’5” but the people ur fighting makes u look small lol

Awesome heart! Great vid…🔥🔥🔥

Damn. That last left high kick is so tricky. No champ can see that coming at that close range. Bahr is still one badass champ even after that fight.

Hari so dope and relentless! MAN he was fun to watch and without doubt 1 of the best EVER!!!

💪 awesome video thanks 💖😁

Great video thank you

Badr Hari, born and raised in Amsterdam in the Netherlands, is of Moroccan Berber descent. His parents are Moroccans from the Houara tribe of the Sous region who moved to the Netherlands. Hari began practicing kickboxing at the age of seven, under the guidance of former World Champion Mousid Akamrane. As a teenager he trained at the Sitan Gym of Mohammed Aït Hassou. When the Sitan Gym moved to Rotterdam, he joined the famous Chakuriki Gym ran by Thom Harinck

Dang those that he won, are MONSTERS! Wat a Beast! FYI I miss K1 no weight limited tournament

This was a great video

Growing up to this legend

The first spinning heel to the jawbone was severe!

heavyweight kickboxing is something else man... respect to all those juggernauts to aspire fighting in that weightclass

Good old hits and kicks, the ones that you don't see come are the ones that knock you out.👊

Yep. 👍 & Subscribed. 😃

As a huge fan of Mirko Cro cop, Badr was my second favourite fighter. That would be crazy fight, if they met in their primes!

Man Overeem is the poster child of dudes on GEAR. Homie looked like a cast member of the original Predator movie right along Arnold and Carl Weathers

Thanks for this great video. I've loved watching the clips and appreciate your focus on this guy. I think I can safely ask you the following question.... (I’ve asked this same question of at least twenty other KZfaq presenters, so I hope you don’t take it personally, or in a negative way. I’m on a quest to understand a particular speech pattern and, so far, I don’t have any clear answers.) My question: Why do you often say *thee* for “the”... and *aye* for “a”? To my knowledge, there are very limited circumstances in which those pronunciations would be correct (i.e., most often related to the first letter of the word that follows the article)... and most of the time they're not. To my ears, these sounds very unnatural -- I have doubts you or anyone would use these pronunciations in everyday conversation, for example. I remember my father doing this, when I was a kid, while he was pretending to be a newscaster or a high-ranking military officer. My only guess, at this point, is that there is a belief that these pronunciations make the speaker sound more formal or educated. I am interested in hearing from those who use this speech pattern, however, and would appreciate any light you could shed on this.

Hope he's coming back end of 2023! Great fighter!

It's so sad that people forget someone's achievements. Hari had real bad luck the last couple of years. I think he became softer and doesn't have that hunger anymore. But regardless he will always be a legend.

These guys are so freakin lucky that I wasn't there otherwise they would have seen another spectator in the crowd 😛

Good stuff.

Now that is a display of raw power combined with excellent timing with skills. Soft of like a combination of Mike Tyson and Sugar Ray !

Except when he was on the receiving end of Peter Graham's rolling thunder..

Hope there will be a next Badr - Verhoeven fight. These two are absolute beasts

LEGEND 🙌🥊💪®️🥇

I love Badr and he is the legend of K1. but also look at Rico coming to see Badr after injury...After Antonio Plazibat, Rico is my favoruite as fighter and person.

The kind of guy that makes you realize you're not cut for fighting.

NICE PHOTOSHOPS ON ALL YOUR THUMBNAILS

i miss these unforgettable times

Hari is good, but he’s no Ernesto Hoost. EH is the GOAT 🐐

4:31.. That would be called a ‘Right Hook’ being how it was thrown with his ‘right arm’

I enjoyed it, how about a ray sefo video

One of the meanest kickboxers ever

Overeem was on serious juice back then WOW, Hari insane KO

THE POLISH???😄 I think he had a name. But good video!!

The guy's nothing short of being a goon. I watched a fight where he was disqualified for kicking his opponent while the guy was down. Sportsmanship has no meaning today.

Badr hary besst Fighter k1 my Time i Love him ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙌

"Badr Hari - The Scariest Kickboxer Who Has Ever Lived" - and who got his ass kicked TWICE by Rico Verhoeven.

Hari in his prime was definitely one of the top kickboxers, very skilled, aggressive and powerful, but to call him GOAT as some people here say, is way exaggerated. All the big four of Dutch K-1 are above him in this category - Hoost, Aerts, Schilt and Bonjasky. These guys were consistent top for years and able to win the most important K-1 titles repeatedly. Most importantly, they had their heads in place and handled emotions much better than Badr, which combined with excellent skills, endurance and power led them to the highest achievements. There are other few I would rate equally high or maybe higher than Hari, in their prime respectively - Le Banner, Cro Cop, Hunt, Sefo, Hug, Ignashov.

Hari, Saki and Aerts were always my favorite exciting fighters to watch.

2:50 Fighting a Giant of a man. I'm truly amazed. 😯

That high kick KO from the polish guy is just insane

Since childhood I have loved watching Badr Hari! a very powerful and daring fighter

Very few become legends whilst they are still alive !

Nice thumbnail, DORKS.

another fighter that get's the physics of power. velocity and linking. linking allows you to increase the mass of your strike by linking your joints from the hand to the elbow to the shoulder to the torso to the hips to the legs and the ground. velocity provides the amplification of that linkage and mass to be delivered on target. physics!

The best of kickboxing history REALY THE BEST !👇👇

Dat thumbnail tho lol :D

Hari's hard hooks hack the heck out of hopponents -- robot translation on this channel is funny! Endless barrages of hooks and kicks, not much else needed I suppose.

no matter how good you are, your only that good for so long there will always be somebody better just waiting for their shot.

I just remember him getting absolutely flatlined by Peter Graham after much trash talk.

What happen with K1 i use to love waching the havy waith turnaments with fighters from diferit contry do they foght any more ?

what an amazing fighter loved his fights. Im trying to remember if he ever faced Remi Bonjasky or was it different times they fought in.

Badr Hari had insane speed with fist and foot, particularly for his height and lanky morphology. That speed gave him decisive knockout power.

This dirty criminal wasn't even close to be considered the best 😂

Kickboxing looks mad Fun!! I wish the sport was Mainstream! :)

I'm from Croatia, so obviously I have soft spot for my man, Mirko Cro Cop! But Badr Hari is my favorite Kickboxer ever.

Badr Hari was on some serious juice by the 2nd Overeem fight..but to be fair so was everyone else.

Artur Wrzosek knock him twice in last two fights. This guy is over

Wow what a fighter, awesome.

With 16 losses in his career,he was far from the scariest.

Hari vs Karaev is still one of the best matches I’ve seen. It’s really worth watching the whole match and not just those 2 moments mentioned.

Lał wszystkich...aż trafił na Polaka 🙂

I remember k1 fight between badr hari and semmy schilt, where schilt destroyed hari with series of brutal kicks to ribs. I mean, when you see the badass like hari leaving the ring in pain, it makes you think: what kind of a monster the other guy is? respect to both of them

Best and most dangerous K1 fighter ever… for the next 100 years

I love his both fights with Wrzosek ;)

4:30 This wasn't a massive LEFT hook, but a right hook.

badr is now a man of glass😅

Lesson learned , there is always someone better and younger than you .

Just wondering, but no more K-1 tournament to be announced in a near future ?

When Hari loses, how does the crowd take it? With calm poise & equanimity?

Not hearing the opponents names was distracting to me. "The Polish is knocked down! But the Polish got up again!" What? Are the names hard to pronounce or something? It comes across like a script reader who has only a passing interest in the subject. Good broadcast voice, though, truly. Anyway, it's great to see a video of the great Moroccan-Dutch fighter! Not enough attention given to legendary fighters like this Moroccan-Dutchman. Any video bringing attention to this Dutchman from Morocco gets a like from me.

you forget 'the Lumberjack' and Ernesto Hoost, but i like Badr Hari fighting style, to bad he had some issues, maybe mentally not stable enough (not in ring-fights, but in private live and maybe that has had its effects on his fighting carreer)

Wow I have never heard of this guy but that's amazing. When he was fighting the Korean guy I can't believe the size difference. I Haven't finished the rest so I don't know who won

He’s everything but a sportsman.

Badr est en fin de sa carrière sportive,il n'est plus ce qu'il était,mais n'oublions pas qu'il est l'une des stars-bien sûr avec d'autres -qui ont fait aimer le kickboxing aux jeunes du monde entier et encourager sa pratique.

big respect to whoever steps in the ring/octogon with any of these guys... the only way i would fight any of them is with guns... either that or i better be a durn'd good distance runner coz these guys are extremely fit. i used to work in entertainment and some security were such beasts to mess with. there were a few juicers that could rag doll the average person. they'd never pass any drug test to fight pro but they're out there for hire.

as a moroccan kickboxer, badr is my hero

Overeem would be very happy that his arms got photoshopped like that .

Hari was fearless and explosive. The only problem now is he isn’t as quick as he used to be with his thinking but his body is still very fast. So when he goes in wreckless now, he doesn’t think fast enough where as before he could but he is still a very high level

Non è fra i miei combattenti preferiti stilisticamente , ma è comunque molto letale 👍

1:00 dat knee combo was nice af

Hardly the scariest kickboxer that ever lived.

the one with much potential? Yes! The one who messed up his career because of his bad attitude? Yes ! The scariest ? No

Incredible Muscle

Fearless Kick boxer👍👍

gotta respect how choi didnt go down once

Badr hari has been twice destroyed by Arkadiusz Wrzosek from Poland.

GOAT 🐐🇲🇦