Stan "The Man" Longinidis (born 25 June 1965) is an

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retired

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kickboxer and 8-time world kickboxing champion. Born in

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ethnicity, Longinidis is one of the few fighters to win world titles in four different styles of kickboxing competition: international rules, Oriental rules, full contact and

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. He holds notable victories over

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, Adam Watt, Peter Graham, Musashi and Dennis Alexio. He is also an

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and

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Biography

1983-1989: Early career

Stan Longinidis began practicing

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in 1982 after being inspired by watching a martial artist defeat five opponents in a

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brawl. His

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career commenced in 1983, and he had won two amateur titles when he challenged Santiago Garza for the WKA World Light Heavyweight Championship in 1987. Despite the contest ending in a draw, Longinidis had displayed such potential that he was invited to train full-time at the prestigious Jet Center kickboxing gym of

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. Determined to become

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's first world champion in the sport, Longinidis resigned from his job as a

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and moved to the United States. From his new home in

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, he amassed 18 consecutive wins and won the WKA North American and US Heavyweight Championships, as well as the Australian National Heavyweight title.

1990-1992: Heyday as world champion

In April 1990, Longinidis achieved his dream of becoming the first

n to win a world

title when he claimed the

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World Super Heavyweight Championship in a match against the legendary Anthony Elmore. The following year, he challenged the long-reigning WKA World Heavyweight Champion Maurice Smith for his title. Despite knocking the American down in the opening round, Longinidis eventually lost a battle of attrition and accepted a

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defeat - his first professional loss. Undeterred, he soon acquired the WKA World Junior Heavyweight ( Cruiserweight) and Super Heavyweight Championships, the latter coming by way of a record-setting 15-second

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of Melvin Cole in

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. In 1992, he notably defended his titles against top

and Grant Barker. He fought a full 12 rounds against Cikatić before winning by

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, and knocked out Barker with low kicks. He followed this up with additional wins over international powerhouses Mitch O'Hello and Adam Watt. On 6 December 1992, Longinidis competed in one of the biggest and most controversial matches in history, against kickboxing superstar Dennis Alexio. Fuelled by media hype and personal animosity between the two fighters, it was one of the most highly-anticipated

events when Longinidis and Alexio finally met in

to compete for the vacant ISKA World Oriental Rules Heavyweight Championship. The match lasted just 15 seconds, with Alexio falling to the mat after receiving a low kick from his opponent. Longinidis was declared the winner by KO and became the new champion. Controversy arose when Alexio claimed to have broken his leg by stepping into a hole in the canvas, and thus the match's outcome was placed under review. The US branch of the ISKA overturned their ruling and changed it to a no contest, while the ISKA's Australian body and the WKA (which also sanctioned the match) upheld their original decision.Past IKF Champions: Dennis Alexio
A rematch between Longinidis and Alexio never took place.

1993-2003: K-1 and later career

Longinidis continued to defend his titles, also adding the ISKA World Heavyweight Championship to his collection in 1993 and the WAKO PRO World Super Heavyweight Championship 1994. He began competing for the

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promotion in March 1993, becoming one of the first major fighters to be signed by the company. After defeating reigning Karate World Cup champion Toshiyuki Atokawa in K-1's first event, Longinidis fought rising star Masaaki Satake in a title-versus-title affair, with Satake wagering his UKF World Super Heavyweight Championship and Longinidis his WKA World Super Heavyweight Championship. Longinidis lost by

but retained his title after asserting that the match had not taken place under WKA rules. Significant victories and setbacks marked Longinidis' career thereafter. He won the TAIPAN 1 tournament of 1994 by defeating three opponents in a single night, but lost his WKA, ISKA, and WAKO PRO World Super Heavyweight titles in a single match to Jeff Roufus in 1995. He qualified twice for the K-1 World Grand Prix, but was knocked out by Mike Bernardo in the 1995 quarterfinals and was unable to compete in the 1996 tournament due to injury. In June 1996, Longinidis won the inaugural WMTC World Super Heavyweight Muay Thai Championship in

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was personally presented the title by King Rama IX. He lost the championship in September of the same year to Andy Hug. A serious knee injury threatened to end his career around this time and contributed to several losses, but Longinidis underwent complete

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in 1997. Longinidis fought until 2000, when he retired after defeating fellow

n Peter Graham at

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. He returned to the ring shortly afterwards for another several bouts before retiring for good in 2003. He ended his career with a record of 88 wins (65 KOs), 9 losses and 5 draws with one no contest.

2004-present: Life after competition and accolades

Longinidis was awarded a lifetime achievement award at a

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expo in 2000. The commendation recognised his significant impact on

and his status as one of the most famous names in the history of the sport. On 10 October 2013, he became the first martial artist to be inducted in the Australian Sports Hall of Fame. Never far removed from the sport that made him famous, Longinidis trained his younger brother George Longinidis en route to winning the WOKA World Heavyweight Championship in 2009. He also managed kickboxing superstar Mike Zambidis. Longinidis now works as a

Titles and accomplishments

World Kickboxing Federation * 1998 WKBF World Heavyweight Champion

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* 1996 WMC World Super Heavyweight Champion

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* 1994 WAKO PRO World Super Heavyweight Champion

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* 1993 ISKA World Heavyweight Champion (Freestyle Rules) * 1992 ISKA World Heavyweight Champion (Oriental Rules) World Kickboxing Association * 1992 WKA World Super Heavyweight Champion * 1991 WKA World Cruiserweight Champion * 1989 WKA United States Heavyweight Champion * 1988 WKA North American Heavyweight Champion * 1984 WKA Amateur Australian Heavyweight Champion Karate International Council of Kickboxing * 1990

World Super Heavyweight Champion * 1988

North American Heavyweight Champion Other * 1994 Taipan 1 World Heavyweight Champion * 1990 Australian National Heavyweight Kickboxing Champion * 1989 Intercontinental Heavyweight Kickboxing Champion

Kickboxing record

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Filmography

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References

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