Genki Sudo – World 0rder 2012

About Genki Sudo

Born in Tokyo, 1978.
Genki Sudo was born on March 8th, 1978, and is a Former mixed martial Artist, now his Showcasing a full range of Talents in Variety of Fields; Active as an Author, actor and TV personality. He is Also the head coach for Takushoku University’s wrestling team. As a martial artist, his nickname was “Kaleidoscopic Trickster”. He had groundwork techniques based in Jujutsu and wrestling, and a fighting style so kaleidoscopic that it would throw his opponents into confusion. Originally trained as a mixed martial artist, in 2002 he bag to compete in K-1 World Max, standing-technique martial art, where his tricky fighting style gained him a huge following, and made ​​him a household name. He used his real name, which was chosen because his father was a fan of Yu Koyama’s boxing cartoon “Ganbare Genki [Go for it Genki]” as his fighting name. Presently, while making the shift into the entertainment industry, he is also making a dynamic impact as an author, and his “Kaze no Tani no Ano Hito to Kekkon Suru Hoho [How to Marry That Person From the Valley of Winds]” published in 2006, was a best seller, with over 190 thousand copies sold. He is also active as a TV commentator for the mixed martial arts contest DREAM.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genki_Sudo
Documentary about Genki Sudo

Genki Sudo from his career as a champion martial artist, fine art student, musician, and now producer and creator of this group is truly a Da Vinci of his generation, the ‘Lost Generation’ of Japan as he describes it. He speaks passable English having studied in LA. I am very impressed with his talent and diversity of interests. A bit too gushy? I think the guy is great!

4123koji

The lesson we can learn from the World Order videos .. ‘ Do not give a damn about what other people think. Be what you want to be and strive to be the best in it.’

monenigma

Genki Sudo was one of the most entertaining fighters to watch ever. He would sometimes literally dance around his opponents and then crush them with spinning back fists.
Sometimes, though, his entrances into the ring were more impressive than the fight itself. Look around on YouTube, you won’t be disappointed.

I had no idea he was doing electro pop music now. World Order is apparently the name of the album.
http://www.ministryofmanipulation.com/blog/world-order-mind-shift/#comment-21420

Back in the day he was probably my favorite fighter. He had serious skills, he showed up to entertain (win or lose), and he seemed like a genuinely humble and nice guy. When he won he usually bowed to his opponent (something of a rarity even in Japan) and then pulled out a big UN flag with the words “We are all one” emblazoned across it.

Not surprised at all to see him make this transition. He’s a natural enterainer.
http://www.ministryofmanipulation.com/blog/world-order-mind-shift/#comment-21425

Yeah when I first watched it I noticed the many of the moves or sequences I had seen before. The line piece from 2:06, the move at 3:04 (with the liquid arms in the background) which is from the Mixplay video you linked, and I dont remember the Thousand Hand Boddhisatva well enough to know if the last bit was taken directly from it or not. I still love this video though
http://www.ministryofmanipulation.com/blog/world-order-mind-shift/#comment-21428

Download this mp3 file here
http://www.genkisudo.net/dl_2012/worldorder_2012_128.zip

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