Botha def Le Banner by TKO after three rounds. The match went to a draw after three rounds but Le Banner could not continue and his corner threw in the towel thus Botha was given the victory.

[edit] K-1 World Grand Prix Finals

The Final round of the tournament was held on December 4, 2004.

[edit] Results

[edit] Kaoklai Kaennorsing vs Mighty Mo

Kaennorsing def MIghty Mo by KO (high kick) in 2:40 of the first round

[edit] Ray Sefo vs Musashi

MUSASHI def Sefo by decision (unanimous) after an extra round

[edit] Peter Aerts vs Francois Botha

Botha def Aerts by TKO in 1:13 of the first round. During the fight Aerts injured his leg after delivering a kick and thus couldn't continue the fight.

[edit] Remy Bonjasky vs Ernesto Hoost

Bonjasky def Hoost by decision (unanimous) after an extra round

[edit] Alternate bout: Jerome Le Banner vs Hiromi Amada

Le Banner def Amada by KO in 1:03 of the second round

[edit] Kaoklai Kaennorsing vs Musashi

Musashi def Kaennorsing by decision (unanimous) after an extra round

[edit] Francois Botha vs Remy Bonjasky

Bonjasky def Botha by decision (unanimous)

[edit] Alternate bout: Cyril Abidi vs Gary Goodridge

Goodridge def Abidi by KO (punch) at 3 minutes of the first round

[edit] Musashi vs Remy Bonjasky

As of 2006, this is the only WGP final match to feature a repeat pairing - that is the only time that a championship bout featured two fighters who had previously fought one another in a championship bout.

Bonjasky def Musashi by decision (unanimous) after two extra rounds to win his second WGP. This would be Bonjasky second WGP title. Along with fellow Netherland countrymen Peter "Mr. K-1" Aerts and Ernesto "Mr. Perfect" Hoost, Bonjasky has won two WGPs in a row. As of 2006 no K-1 fighter has won three WGPs in a row.

Bonjasky's wins in the tournament would continue his seven fight win streak started in the 2003 WGP.