Best Kickboxing
Boyka: Undisputed IV is a martial arts film centered on Dimitri “Boyka” Krylov, a brutal prison fighter. The movie’s notable realism stems from its intensely staged tournament within a Russian correctional facility. It appeals to viewers interested in extreme combat scenarios and the depiction of vi...
Tae Bo is an aerobic fitness system developed by American martial artist Billy Blanks in the late 1980s. Its routines combine movements derived from martial arts and boxing, including punches and kicks, with dance-like sequencing and continuous cardiovascular exercise; the name draws on taekwondo an...
K-1 is an international kickboxing promotion established in Japan in 1993, best known for its World Grand Prix tournament format. The events originally focused on heavyweight stand-up striking bouts and helped popularize kickboxing worldwide by bringing together fighters from muay Thai, karate, boxi...
Shidokan is a Japanese full-contact karate system founded by Yoshiji Soeno in 1978. Its competitive format combines bare-knuckle knockdown karate with kickboxing and grappling rules, sometimes organizing matches across separate rounds governed by each discipline. The system is intended for martial a...
Light Contact Kickboxing is a WAKO tatami discipline, notable for continuous 3x2-minute rounds with controlled punches and kicks above the waist.
Kick Light is a WAKO kickboxing discipline between point fighting and low-kick, notable for controlled thigh kicks while banning full force.
Point fighting is a stop-start karate and kickboxing format, notable in WAKO rules for controlled strikes, speed, timing, and scored exchanges.
Kickboxer: Vengeance depicts Jackson Brodie’s brutal and relentless return to the professional kickboxing circuit after a devastating injury, showcasing intense one-on-one combat and his unwavering determination to reclaim his title.
