fighters rankings 2010

Fighters rankings 2010 er pċ plass,laget av kyokushinresults etter fĝlgende kriterier:

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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 - Openweight 
Cat - II         All Japan Tournament, International Invitational Opens, Americas Cup, Russian Openweight Tournaments - Class A
Cat - III        World Weight Tournament
Cat - IV         European Openweight Champs, Americas Cup (96-00), Russian Openweight Tournaments - Class B
Cat - V          All Japan Weight Tournament, Russian Championships, European Championships, Commonwealth Champs, Ibutz Oyama Cup 
Cat - VI         European Cup, North American Weight Tournament, Asian Tournament, South American Weight Championships
Cat - VII       National Opens - Cat I 
Cat - VIII      National Opens - Cat II 
Cat - IX        National Opens - Cat III
IMPORTANT NOTE - COEFFICIENT IS ADDED FOR QUALITY OF FIELD, COEFFICIENT > 1 FOR INCREASED QUALITY OF FIGHTERS, COEFFICIENT < 1 FOR DECREASED QUALITY OF FIGHTERS. NOTE VALUE OF COEFFICIENT VARIES UPON EVENT

Ranking Europa nr 1:

Year

Lightweight

Middleweight

Heavyweight

Super Heavyweight

2010

Darren Stringer GT BRITAIN IFK

Sergey Doronin UKRAINE Iko3

Valeri Dimitrov BULGARIA Shinkyokushin

Zahari Damyanov BULGARIA Iko1

 Ranking 2010:

Year

Lightweight

Middleweight

Heavyweight

Super Heavyweight

2010

1. Stanislav Romanchev RUSSIA

2. Asghar Jabbari IRAN Iko3

3. Darren Stringer GT BRITAIN IFK

4. Yuki Maeda JAPAN Shinkyokushin

5. Yevgeniy Mamro RUSSIA

6. Yevgeniy Solomennikov RUSSIA IKO3

7. Gabor Rózsa HUNGARY Shinkyokushin

8. Alexander Afanasyev RUSSIA

9. Khizirkhazhi Khasuev RUSSIA

10. Astemir Beslanaev RUSSIA

11. Dmitriy Starodubstev RUSSIA

12. Yuya Fujita JAPAN

13. Syouhei Yamano JAPAN Shinkyokushin

14. Mikhail Tsiklauri GEORGIA Shinkyokushin

15. Victor Teixeira HOLLAND Iko1

16. Alim Yunosov RUSSIA

17. Yuta Sawamura JAPAN

18. Emil Bitkash RUSSIA

19. Alexei Burlustkiy UKRAINE

20. Sergei Druhora UKRAINE

1. Igor Titkov RUSSIA Iko1

2. Arsen Hachatryan RUSSIA IFK

3. Sergey Doronin UKRAINE IKO3

4. Roman Nesterenko RUSSIA Shinkyokushin

5. Shamsudin Abdurashidov RUSSIA IKO3

6. Kazufumi Shimamoto JAPAN Shinkyokushin

7. Sergey Chumnevich RUSSIA

8. Seyed Salehi IRAN

9. Marius Ilas  ROMANIA Shinkyokushin

10. Nicolae Stoian  ROMANIA

11. Aleksey Feoktistov RUSSIA IKO3

12. Mezhevtsov RUSSIA

13. Alexei Giga Shamatava RUSSIA

14. Lasha Gaberev RUSSIA

15. Jimmie Collin SWEDEN Shinkyokushin

16. Kazuhito Yamada JAPAN

17. Saypudin Dzhavatkhanov RUSSIA

18. Alexei Leonov KAZAKHSTAN Shinkyokushin

19. Vusal Ismailov UKRAINE

20. Andzej Milevskiy LITHUANIA

1. Tariel Nikoleishvili RUSSIA Iko1

2. Dmitriy Savelyev RUSSIA IFK

3. Magomed Mitsaev RUSSIA IFKK

4. Zenjyuro Mori JAPAN IKO1

5. Kenta Mori JAPAN Shinkyokushin

6. Eduardo Tanaka BRAZIL Iko1

7. Valeriy Dimitrov BULGARIA Shinkyokushin

8. Cyril Prokhorov RUSSIA IFK

9. Ilya Karpenko RUSSIA Iko1

10. Alexender Eremenko UKRAINE

11. Daiki Kobayashi JAPAN

12. Vasif Samedov RUSSIA

13. Ilya Gogaev RUSSIA

14. Darius Guduaskas LITHUANIA Shinkyokushin

15. Mirel Jacob  ROMANIA

16. Yuja Shimamoto

17. Faruk Turgunboev RUSSIA

18. Zsolt Balogh HUNGARY Shinkyokushin

19. Alexei Gorokhov RUSSIA

20. Nurmamed Mamedov RUSSIA

1. Norichika Tsukamoto JAPAN Shinkyokushin

2. Saeed Safari IRAN IKO3

3. Syoki Arata JAPAN IKO1

4. Artur Tilov RUSSIA IFK

5. Konstantin Fedorov RUSSIA IFK

6. Lechi Kurbanov RUSSIA Iko1

7. Gorderzi Kapanadze RUSSIA

8. Andrey MaterkovRUSSIA Shinkyokushin

9. Zahari Damyanov BULGARIA Iko1

10. Donatas Imbras LITHUANIA Shinkyokushin

11. Ivan Berdnikov RUSSIA Shinkyokushin

12. Hideo Sawada JAPAN

13. Diogo Da Silva BRAZIL

14. Sergey Uvitskiy RUSSIA

15. Andrey Vidyulin RUSSIA

16. Takayuki Tsukakoshi JAPAN

17. Dmitry Shumakov RUSSIA

18. Timur Gatashev RUSSIA IFK

19. Lukas Kubilius LITHUANIA Shinkyokushin

20. Makoto Taniguchi JAPAN

Ranking topp 5 Europa:

Year Lightweight Middleweight Heavyweight Super Heavyweight
2009 1. Gabor Rózsa HUNGARY shin.
2. Lasha Khachaporidze GEORGIA shin.
3. Piotr Moczydlowski POLAND IKO1
4. Kristian Peto HUNGARY shin.
5. Yevgeny Yakovchenko UKRAINE		 1. Marius Ilas  ROMANIA Shin
2. Arayik Rafayelyan ARMENIA
3. Nicolae Stoian  ROMANIA Iko1
4. Aleksander Komanov BULGARIA
5. Jimmie Collin SWEDEN Shin.		 1. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN Iko1
2. Pablo Estensoro SPAIN Iko1
3. Lucien Gogonel  ROMANIA Iko1
4. Darius Gudauskas LITHUANIA Shin.
5. Tim Haverkamp HOLLAND Shin.		 1. Valeri Dimitrov BULGARIA  Shin.
2. Zahari Damyanov BULGARIA Iko1
3. Krzysztof Habraszka POLAND Iko1
4. Zsombor Magosi HUNGARY
5. Eduard Janoashvili GEORGIA Shin.

Ranking Verden topp 20:

Year Lightweight Middleweight Heavyweight Super Heavyweight
2009 1. Gabor Rózsa HUNGARY Shinkyokushin
2. Dmitriy Moiseev KAZ. Shinkyokushin
3. Yuzo Suzuki JAPAN Iko1
4. Lasha Khachaporidze GEORGIA
5. Tomohiko Matsuoka JAPAN Iko1
6. Piotr Moczydlowski POLAND
7. Yoshiaki Kikuhara JAPAN
8. Roman Shamsutdinov RUSSIA
9. Astemir Beslanaev RUSSIA
10. Kristian Peto HUNGARY Shinkyokushin
11. Yevgeny Yakovchenko UKRAINE
12. Roman Semchenko RUSSIA Iko1
13. Mikhail Tsiklauri GEORGIA
14. Yevgeniy Solomennikov RUSSIA
15. Takayoshi Nakazawa JAPAN
16. Darren Stringer GT BRITAIN IFK
17. Syouhei Yamano   Shinkyokushin
18. Riyuji Isobe BRAZIL
19. Yevgeniy Mamro RUSSIA
20. Emil Bitkash RUSSIA		 1. Alexander Erokhin RUSSIA IFK
2. Roman Nesterenko RUSSIA Shinkyokushin
3. Zenjyuro Mori JAPAN
4. Marius Ilas  ROMANIA Shinkyokushin
5. Shamsudin Abdurashidov RUS.
6. Hiroyuki Kidachi JAPAN
7. Kazufumi Shimamoto   Shinkyokushin
8. Emil Dzaharov RUSSIA
9. Arayik Rafayelyan ARMENIA
10. Alexei Leonov KAZAKHSTAN
11. Igor Titkov RUSSIA
12. Nicolae Stoian  ROMANIA Iko1
13. Arsen Hachatryan RUSSIA
14. Nurmamed Mamedov RUSSIA
15. Aleksander Komanov BULGARIA
16. Shohei Yamamonto USA Iko1
17. Andrey Noskov RUSSIA
18. Alexei Mezhevtsov RUSSIA
19. Jimmie Collin SWEDEN Shinkyokushin
20. Sandor Bak HUNGARY Shinkyokushin		 1. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN Iko 1
2. Kentaro Tanaka JAPAN
3. Magomed Mitsaev RUSSIA IFK
4. Goderzi Kapanadze RUSSIA
5. Alexei Gorokhov RUSSIA IFK
6. Dmitriy Savelyev RUSSIA IFK
7. Eduardo Tanaka BRAZIL Iko1
8. Shigeru Aoyagi JAPAN Shinkyokushin
9. Yoshitatsu Beppu JAPAN Iko1
10. Maxim Shevchenko RUS. Shinkyokushin
11. Pablo Estensoro SPAIN Iko1
12. Lucien Gogonel  ROMANIA Iko1
13. Darius Gudauskas LIT. Shinkyokushin
14. Yusuke Fuji JAPAN
15. Tim Haverkamp HOLLAND Shinkyokushin
16. Ilya Karpenko RUSSIA
17. Cyril Prokhorov RUSSIA IFK
18. Dmitrij Alexandrov LITHUANIA
19. Lorant Paksi HUNGARY
20. Anton Solovyev RUSSIA		 1. Valeri Dimitrov BULGARIA Shinkyokushin
2. Norichika Tsukamoto JAP Shinkyokushin
3. Timur Gatashev RUSSIA IFK
4. Mikhail Kozlov RUSSIA
5. Zahari Damyanov BULGARIA
6. Makoto Akaishi JAPAN Iko1
7. Andrey Vidyulin RUSSIA
8. Krzysztof Habraszka POLAND
9. Artur Tilov RUSSIA IFK
10. Alexander Ibragimov RUSSIA IFKK
11. Tsutomo Muruyama JAPAN
12. Dmitriy Lunev RUSSIA
13. Darmen Sadvoksaov RUSSIA
14. Zsombor Magosi HUNGARY
15. Sam Gilbert  AUSTRALIA Shinkyokushin
16. Andemir Kogotyzhev RUSSIA
17. Nikolai Davydov RUSSIA
18. Tadakuni Tokuda JAPAN
19. Steve Cujic  AUSTRALIA
20. Tariel Nikoleishvili RUSSIA

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