The bizarre career of Croatian striking machine Mirko Cro Cop will continue on New Years Eve in Tokyo as he faces 72 Korean kickboxer Hong-Man Choi in what should be the final addition to the K-1/DREAM combined show called Fields Dynamite!. The matchup adds even more striking firepower to a lineup that already includes K-1 mainstays Peter Aerts, Mighty Mo, and Semmy Schlit.

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The mob has at all times been one of the nice themes for films. The mix of apparently easy wealth, ethical compromise and violence has provided rich themes for generations of film makers. This text, I’ll discuss the ten biggest mob movies of all time, listed chronologically: Public Enemy (1931): This film is a particularly darkish, movie noir look at the life of a petty criminal who becomes more and more ruthless and violent and is finally destroyed. The film was launched before any film codes, so it’s a surprisingly fashionable film.