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RANKINKS 2008

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Year	Lightweight	Middleweight	Heavyweight	Super Heavyweight
2008	1. Syouhei Yamano JAPAN Shinkyokushin 2. Gabor Rózsa HUNGARY Shinkyokushin 3. Viktor Karasyuk RUSSIA Shinkyokushin 4. Emil Bitkash RUSSIA 5. Roman Uzunyan RUSSIA IFK 6. Piotr Moczydlowski POLAND IKO1 7. Yuzo Suzuki JAPAN IKO1 8. Khizirkhazhi Khasuev RUSSIA 9. Roman Semchenko RUSSIA IKO1 10. Victor Teixeira HOLLAND IKO1 11. Yevgeniy Solomennikov RUSSIA 12. Darren Stringer GT BRITAIN IFK 13. Takuya Morikawa JAPAN Shinkyokushin 14. Stanislav Romanchev RUSSIA 15. Aydyn Novruzov RUSSIA Shinkyokushin 16. Taras Popovych UKRAINE 17. Semen Krush RUSSIA 18. Hirokazu Iwahara JAPAN Shinkyokushin 19. Zoltan Magyar HUNGARY Shinkyokushin 20. Takaichi Onuma JAPAN IKO1	1. Kazuhito Yamada JAPAN Shinkyokushin 2. Roman Nesterenko RUSSIA Shinkyokushin 3. Arsen Hachatryan RUSSIA 4. Alexander Erokhin RUSSIA 5. Rasim Samedov RUSSIA 6. Gergo Magna HUNGARY Shinkyokushin 7. Nicolae Stoian ROMANIA 8. Sandor Bak HUNGARY Shinkyokushin 9. Kazufumi Shimamoto JAPAN Shinkyokushin 10. Alexei Mezhevtsov RUSSIA 11. Gia Gvenetadze GEORGIA 12. Hiroyuki Kidachi JAPAN IKO1 13. Kou Tanigawa JAPAN Shinkyokushin 14. Shamsudin Abdurashidov RUS. IFKK 15. Jimmie Collin SWEDEN Shinkyokushin 16. Fanil Mazhitov RUSSIA IFK 17. Andrey Borisov RUSSIA IFK 18. Sulimen Kosumov RUSSIA IFKK 19. Stilian Petrov BULGARIA IKO1 20. Yuji Shimamoto JAPAN	1. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN IKO 1 2. Dmitriy Savelyev RUSSIA 3. Issa Parvari IRAN 4. Sergey Doronin UKRAINE 5. Magomed Mitsaev RUSSIA 6. Valeri Dimitrov BULGARIA Shinkyokushin 7. Pablo Estensoro SPAIN IKO1 8. Lucien Gogonel ROMANIA IKO 1 9. Maxim Shevchenko RUSSIA Shinkyokushin 10. Igor Titkov RUSSIA Iko1 11. Naohiro Nomoto JAPAN Shinkyokushin 12. Yoshitatsu Beppu JAPAN iko1 13. Nurmamed Mamedov RUSSIA IKO1 14. Eduardo Tanaka BRAZIL IKO1 15. Tatsuya Murata JAPAN IKO1 16. Tariel Nikoleishvili RUSSIA 17. Alexei Gorokhov RUSSIA 18. Stefan Hofer SWITZERLAND Shinkyokushin 19. Zolt Balogh HUNGARY 20. Tomas Vik CZECH REPUBLIC Shinkyokushin	1. Anzor Shikhabakhov RUSSIA IKO3 2. Zahari Damyanov BULGARIA IKO1 3. Sajad Heidari IRAN 4. Mikhail Kozlov RUSSIA 5. Makoto Taniguchi JAPAN IKO1 6. Saeid Sefari IRAN 7. Timur Gatashev RUSSIA Kyokushin-kan/Royama 8. Makoto Akaishi JAPAN IIKO1 9. Lazslo Hacsko HUNGARY 10. Alexander Ibragimov RUSSIA IFK 11. Yuichiro Osaka JAPAN 12. Artur Tilov RUSSIA 13. Krzysztof Habraszka POLAND IKO1 14. Petar Martinov BULGARIA 15. Kunihiro Suzuki JAPAN Shinkyokushin 16. Kentaro Tanaka JAPAN IKO1 17. Sergio Da Costa BRAZIL IKO1 18. Lukas Kubilius LITHUANIA Shinkyokushin 19. Slawomir Was USA IKO1 20. Anderson Da Silva BRAZIL

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Ranking gjort av Kyokushin-results...

Ranking System

This is a subjective attempt to rank fighters by year and weight taking into account the tournaments participated in for that year and respective success. Certain tournaments carry more weight than others, but this format also takes into account the number of tournaments fought in successfully, the prestige and quality of competitors of each particular event. These rankings are based on the results that are included on this site and may change on receipt of additional information.

Note:
- For certain events a coefficient is added depending on the size, quality of field and prestige of the tournament.
- For some years bonus points are added to certain fighters for outstanding achievements.
- If a fighter does not fight in that year, they will not be included as there are no carryover points from previous years.
- Points cannot be carried up a weight but can be carried down. For example if a fighter gains points in a middleweight event and a heavyweight event in the same year then he will be classified in the middleweight section for that year as the points earned in the middleweight category cannot be carried up a weight. Exceptions to this are when the fighter gains points in a major event in the higher weight and then a coefficient ( <1) is used to add the points for the lower weight and they will be classed in the higher weight category. However if a fighter fights in for example three mw tournaments and one lw, they will be classed as a lw but the points earned will be multiplied by a coefficient < 1.
- A fighter will not be legible if they do not fight in a Kyokushin tournament in that year, however they can receive bonus points if they fight in a Kyokushin tournament and additional events, e.g 1997 - Francisco Filho - K-1 World Grand Prix 3rd Place, 1993 - David Pickthall - All Japan Shidokan Champion
- Following the death of Sosai Mas Oyama in 1994 and the fractioning of Kyokushin and thus a greater number of tournaments, the number of fighters listed each year is increased from 10 to 20 from 1994 onwards.

Position / Category	Cat - I	Cat - II	Cat -III	CAT IV	Cat - V	Cat - VI	Cat - VII	Cat - VIII	Cat - IX
1	2500	1500	1350	1000	750	500	400	300	200
2	2000	1200	1100	700	500	350	250	200	150
3	1700	950	850	500	350	200	150	100	75
4	1600	800	700	400	300	100	100	75	50
Last 8	1300	600	450	300	100	-	-	-	-
Last 16	1000	300	250	150	-	-	-	-	-
Last 32	650	200	100	-	-	-	-	-	-
Last 64	300	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Last 128	150	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Category     Tournament
Cat - I          World Tournament - IKO 1 & IKO 2 (*0.95 for IKO 2)
Cat - II         World Tournament - IKO 3, All Japan Tournament, International Invitational Opens, Americas Cup (01-03), Oyama Cup - Russia (04 onwards)
Cat - III        World Weight Tournament (*0.9 for IKO 2 & IFK, * 0.85 for IKO 3), Americas Cup 04.
Cat - IV         European Openweight Champs, Americas Cup (96-00), Oyama Cup - Russia (94 - 02)
Cat - V          All Japan Weight Tourn't, European Champs, Commonwealth Champs, Russian Champs - FKR, Russian Open, Ibutz Oyama Cup
Cat - VI         European Cup, North American Weight Tournament, Asian Tournament, Russian Championships - IKO 1, South American Weight Championships
Cat - VII       National Opens - Cat I
Cat - VIII      National Opens - Cat II
Cat - IX        National Opens - Cat III