Han Heidenreich, born out of Berlin, was one of the toughest men to come out of Kenpo Camp. In 42 career losses, he only tapped once. In addition, he was a KO machine, relying on instinct and aggression over more conventional technique to turn the lights for his opponents. A versatile striker, Han could use knees and feet to knock opponents out, but he typically relied on the big right hand and stomps once he knocked the opponent to the ground.