In the old K-1 era, there was such a special existence, he did not have superb skills, nor did he lack the tricks that could intimidate the ring, but with a fighting spirit that never accepted defeat, he won the pursuit of many boxing fans and became one of the strongest people below the four kings of the K-1 Dynasty. He is not willing to succumb to fate and uses a pair of iron fists to change his life "steel refugee" Dilago Drago.
Dilago Dragh grew up in turbulent Armenia, where not enough to eat and not to wear warmly was the norm for him to survive in that country. The Nagorno-Karabakh war has torn apart countless happy families and taken the precious lives of tens of thousands of people, and Dilago's parents lost their lives in the war.
The death of his parents gave Dilago a great stimulus, and he began his journey to learn boxing because of his extreme insecurity. In 1999, at the age of 14, Dilago came to the Alkmaar Boxing Gym in the Netherlands to undergo formal Dutch kick boxing training and competed frequently in the Netherlands and Belgium. From 2002 to 2005, Dilago defeated Mark Pique, Ali Gunnar, Stepan Wiesel and many other boxers, and won 30 consecutive games.
At the age of 20, Dilago acquired Dutch citizenship and began his journey to the world. In April 2006, Dilago debuted the Japanese K-1 WORLD MAX, crushing the Filipino striker Ole Laurson. Two months later, Dilago knee-to-seconds, defeated the original K-1 king Albert Klaus, and in the semi-final of the eight-man tournament, he launched a classic battle familiar to boxing fans, although the final points were lost, but Dilago's name spread around the world.
After the Battle of Boji, Dilago was unstoppable to win seven consecutive victories, and it was at this time that the Japanese K-1 official gave him a resounding nickname called "Steel Refugee". In the second half of 2007, Dilago was extremely impressed by the K-1 match between "Greek bald head" Mike Zambidis and "All-Around Fighter" Andy Suva.
Since then, di Largo will participate in the K-1 Grand Prix every year, and he has also fought in the Magic Fight, defeating many famous players such as Yoshihiro Sato, Takayuki Kobi, Pachansha, Muhammad Kamal, etc., but always failed at a critical time, and did not win the championship until the collapse of K-1 in 2012. This is not the same as the "Little Greek Bald Head" Mike Zambidis and the "Beautiful Grim Reaper" Arturus Chissinko.
After the collapse of K-1, Dilago lost his goal of continuing to fight in the kickboxing world, and he no longer needed to fight boxing to make a living. In April 2014, in the Mix Fight in Darmstadt, Germany, Dilago's two-legged easy TKO German toughman Omar Amrani officially announced his retirement after the game, saying goodbye to the kickboxing ring, and there has been no "steel refugee" Dilago Drag after that!
Throughout his fifteen-year career, he has played the world-famous K-1 four kings (Albert Klaus, Magic Fighter, Bo qiu, Andy Suva), forcing the current "beautiful death" Arturro Chissinko into a desperate situation, including the world championship titles of Enfusion, WMTC, Benelux and other tournament organizations, which is really wonderful.
Now 34 years old Dilago moved to London, England, became his own boss, and has a beautiful wife and a lovely daughter, enviable, from a war-torn refugee to a celebrity with unlimited scenery, Dilago Drago completed the transformation and sublimation of his life with a pair of iron fists.