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45th British Open and the 13th Cup of Europe – results

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The 45th British Open and the 13th Cup of Europe were a resounding success, showcasing Kyokushinkai’s legacy on its practitioners. These events highlighted martial arts’ capacity to unite people from all backgrounds in pursuit of physical and mental excellence. Reflecting back on these historic tournaments, we can appreciate how influential Kyokushinkai is for those who practice it.

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