Yannick Reine

Yannick Reine (born 12 June 1987) is a French kickboxer. He is a WKN World Lightweight kickboxing champion, and the current ISKA World K-1 Super Lightweight champion.

Combat Press ranked him in the Bantamweight top ten between May and July 2019.

Martial arts career In April 2016, Yannick fought Lorenzo Piras for the WKN European Muaythai Lightweight title. He beat Piras by decision.

In December 2016, Reine fought Soufiane Hammani for the ISKA World K-1 Super Lightweight title. Reine won the fight by unanimous decision.

Yannick participated in the 2017 Konateam Tournament. He beat Sofiane Bougossa by decision in the semifinals, and Youssouf Binate by an extra round decision in the finals, to win the tournament.

He defended his ISKA K-1 title for the first time during Capital Fights 2, when he was scheduled to fight Eddy Nait Slimani. He defeated Slimani by unanimous decision.

Reine fought with K-1 for the first time during Krush 80, when he faced Koya Urabe. Urabe snapped Reine's nine fight winning streak with a unanimous decision win.

Reine had his second ISKA title defense in June 2018, when he fought Arthur Siong. Yannick won the fight by decision.

Reine defended his ISKA title for the third time during Noia Fighters 3, when he fought Unai Caro. He beat Caro by decision.

In March 2020, Reine was scheduled to fight Kim Woo Seung for the WKN World Kickboxing title. He won the fight by a third-round TKO, as Seung suffered a leg injury.

Titles and achievements

2012 Elite Kickboxing France Champion

2013 Elite Kickboxing France Champion

2013 K-1 France Champion

2014 Elite Kickboxing France Champion

2016 WKN Muaythai Europe -62 kg Champion

2016 ISKA K-1 World -63.5 kg Champion

2020 WKN World Kickboxing Lightweight champion

Kickboxing record