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- The legacy of Sosai Masutatsu Oyama and Shihan Gessi Krame resonated at Viveros de Coyoacán (opens on an external site)
- The 2026 Open Kyokushin Tournament in Mexico City was announced in tribute to Shihan Gessi Krame (opens on an external site)
- The renewal of Kyokushin in Mexico: the generational change that sustained the legacy (History Part 4) (opens on an external site)
- History of Kyokushin Karate in Mexico (Part 3): Resilience and the last will of Shihan Gessi Krame (opens on an external site)
- Development of Kyokushinkai Karate in Mexico (1976–1994) — Part 2 of 50 years since its arrival (opens on an external site)
- The Gessi Krame Association celebrates 50 years of Kyokushin Karate in Mexico with a vibrant demonstration (opens on an external site)
- Gessi Krame-line Kyokushin Karate now has a time slot at Festival Mundo Japan 2026 (opens on an external site)
- 50 years of Kyokushin Karate-Do in Mexico (Part 1) (opens on an external site)
- Sosai Oyama’s legacy with the Kyokushin Karate Association — Gessi Krame at Festival Mundo Japan (opens on an external site)
- Hybrid Fight and Kyokushinkai BC, the only schools of this Karate-Do style in Tijuana (opens on an external site)
- High-intensity kumite at the 2022 Open Kyokushin-Kai Tournament (opens on an external site)
- Everything is ready for the 2022 Open Kyokushin-Kai Tournament at Casa Popular CDMX (opens on an external site)
- Practitioners from the US, Canada and Mexico will be at the 2022 Open Kyokushin-Kai Tournament (opens on an external site)
- IKO3 Matsushima Mx Kyokushin Karate will hold a Fall Camp with Hanshi Roman Szyrajew (opens on an external site)
- The 2022 Open Kyokushin-Kai Tournament is coming to Casa Popular Magdalena Contreras CDMX (opens on an external site)
- The 2022 Open Kyokushin-Kai Tournament in Mexico City has a new date (opens on an external site)
- Work continues for the 2022 Open Kyokushin-Kai Tournament in tribute to Shihan Gessi Krame (opens on an external site)
- The intensity of Kyokushinkai Karate-Do will make Mexico City vibrate (opens on an external site)
- Kyokushin IKO Matsushima Mx is strengthened by seminars led by Hanshi Roman Szyrajew (opens on an external site)
- He did it: Eduardo Gómez completed the extreme 30-kumite Kyokushin Karate test (opens on an external site)
- Kyokushin IKO Matsushima Mx will have intense activity, including an extreme kumite challenge (opens on an external site)
- The 1-vs-30 Kyokushin Karate kumite test now has a Mexico City venue (opens on an external site)
- Mexico–IKO Matsushima Kyokushin representative prepares for the ultimate kumite test (opens on an external site)
- Kyokushin Mexico–IKO Matsushima will hold an extreme challenge of one practitioner against 30 opponents (opens on an external site)
- IKO Matsushima Mexico stood out at the Brazilian Virtual Kyokushinkaikan Kata Championship (opens on an external site)
- When the dojo and karate are carried in the heart: Kyokushin Naucalpan (opens on an external site)
- The force of Kyokushin Karate combat will be felt at the 6th Open Toshinkaikan CDMX (opens on an external site)
- Kyokushin Karate Mexico practitioners will attend the Ohan Gold Cup Montreal 2020 (opens on an external site)
- Emotion and effort at the Open Kyokushinkai Tournament — tribute to Shihan Gessi Krame (opens on an external site)
- The 2019 Open Kyokushinkai Karate-Do Tournament date is approaching (opens on an external site)
- Gessi Krame, student of Karate-Do pillars and the person who introduced Kyokushinkai to Mexico (opens on an external site)
- Masutatsu Oyama and Kyokushinkai Karate-Do (opens on an external site)
- The force of Kyokushinkai Karate-Do combat will arrive in Mexico City (opens on an external site)
- The strength of Kyokushinkai Karate in Mexico City at the All American Toeikan Karate Championship (opens on an external site)
- Kyokushinkai Karate-Do, one of the paths of Budo: Shihan Roman Szyrajew (opens on an external site)
- G. Krame Tournament: a Mexican student of karate’s pillars and introducer of Kyokushinkai (opens on an external site)
- Full-contact fighting at the Toeikan Kyokushinkai Karate-Do Championship (opens on an external site)