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Znalazłem relację z jednej z gal Shidokanu w USA z udziałem Kucharzewskiego:
Perhaps the oddest fight on the night was Tomasz Kucharzewski’s bout against Soneybourne Ali. Kucharzewski, a Polish expatriate and winner of the heavyweight division at the last three Shidokan events, seemed mismatched against Ali, who claimed as his hometown the “Nation of Islam," and who possessed—how shall we say this charitably?—a heightened sense of theater. How Ali made it into the ring in this otherwise classy event is a matter the promoters may want to spend some time pondering.
Although Ali lacked dignity or any understanding of martial arts courtesy, he compensated for these failings with a complete panoply worthy of World Wrestling Federation regalia: the requisite sullen, antagonistic expression, the dark shades, shrink-wrapped electric-blue Spandex tights, pendulous gold earrings, exotic belt—a girdle, really—and enough jewelry and chains around his neck to lay anchor in a harbor.
When finally bared of his earthly possessions, Ali stormed into the ring to face Kucharzewski. He danced and waved his arms, pantomiming exotic and preposterous hand techniques, and garnered a warning for striking his opponent in the face with his fingers. Ali continued to gather warnings for face contact, but Kucharzewski said nothing, although he occasionally planted knees right between where gold earrings had previously dangled.
At the end of the first round, for reasons that remained a mystery to all, Ali roughly shoved the referee and pushed his way through the ropes and out of the ring. Plainclothes security personnel intervened at this point, grabbling the indignant Ali, placing his arms behind his back as they gave him the bum’s rush down the aisle, out the back door and into the alley.
In the semifinals, Kucharzewski descended on Gerry Marketos, destroying the Quebec-based fighter in less than 30 seconds with knee smashes that dropped the 255-pound Canadian like a brained oxen.
In his final fight for the heavyweight championship, Kucharzewski stalked Akio Kobayashi of Japan, who, at 209 pounds, has already demonstrated his power by knocking out Gintaris Palechis of Lithuania in one round and Lavedrine in three. It was obvious that both fighters respected each other’s capacity to do harm. But in the end, Kobayashi’s elemental toughness was not enough against the indestructible Kucharzewski, who defeated the Japanese to win his fourth straight title.
Mysle że Kucharzewski jest znaną osobistościa w USA w świadku SW a kraju mało się onim mówi.Jeżeli coś jeszcze o nim wiecie (poza tym że czterokrotnie był najlepeszy w Shidokanie w USA to napiszcie.
Perhaps the oddest fight on the night was Tomasz Kucharzewski’s bout against Soneybourne Ali. Kucharzewski, a Polish expatriate and winner of the heavyweight division at the last three Shidokan events, seemed mismatched against Ali, who claimed as his hometown the “Nation of Islam," and who possessed—how shall we say this charitably?—a heightened sense of theater. How Ali made it into the ring in this otherwise classy event is a matter the promoters may want to spend some time pondering.
Although Ali lacked dignity or any understanding of martial arts courtesy, he compensated for these failings with a complete panoply worthy of World Wrestling Federation regalia: the requisite sullen, antagonistic expression, the dark shades, shrink-wrapped electric-blue Spandex tights, pendulous gold earrings, exotic belt—a girdle, really—and enough jewelry and chains around his neck to lay anchor in a harbor.
When finally bared of his earthly possessions, Ali stormed into the ring to face Kucharzewski. He danced and waved his arms, pantomiming exotic and preposterous hand techniques, and garnered a warning for striking his opponent in the face with his fingers. Ali continued to gather warnings for face contact, but Kucharzewski said nothing, although he occasionally planted knees right between where gold earrings had previously dangled.
At the end of the first round, for reasons that remained a mystery to all, Ali roughly shoved the referee and pushed his way through the ropes and out of the ring. Plainclothes security personnel intervened at this point, grabbling the indignant Ali, placing his arms behind his back as they gave him the bum’s rush down the aisle, out the back door and into the alley.
In the semifinals, Kucharzewski descended on Gerry Marketos, destroying the Quebec-based fighter in less than 30 seconds with knee smashes that dropped the 255-pound Canadian like a brained oxen.
In his final fight for the heavyweight championship, Kucharzewski stalked Akio Kobayashi of Japan, who, at 209 pounds, has already demonstrated his power by knocking out Gintaris Palechis of Lithuania in one round and Lavedrine in three. It was obvious that both fighters respected each other’s capacity to do harm. But in the end, Kobayashi’s elemental toughness was not enough against the indestructible Kucharzewski, who defeated the Japanese to win his fourth straight title.
Mysle że Kucharzewski jest znaną osobistościa w USA w świadku SW a kraju mało się onim mówi.Jeżeli coś jeszcze o nim wiecie (poza tym że czterokrotnie był najlepeszy w Shidokanie w USA to napiszcie.
Krzysztof Piekarz
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