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So... Where did the 2004 IKF/TKO North American Classic Title Belts Go? Check here and see... -IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER-
TRAINER/GYM, Hometown, State, Country	# OF FIGHTERS	TEAM WINS	TEAM LOSES	TEAM TITLES
TEAM Zbilski, Lake In The Hills, Illinois, USA	4	TBA	TBA	4
TEAM Lessei, Dubuque, Iowa, USA	10	TBA	TBA	6
TEAM Hess, Alexandria, Virginia, USA	6	TBA	TBA	5
TEAM Miles, Calgary, Alberta, Canada	5	TBA	TBA	4
TEAM Kevin Hudson, Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA	5	TBA	TBA	2
TEAM Goin, Dallas, Texas, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Dring, Sherwood, Arkansas, USA	7	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Poey, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA	7	TBA	TBA	2
TEAM Shermer, Cicero, Illinois, USA	7	TBA	TBA	2
TEAM Alcozar, Plainview, Texas, USA	9	TBA	TBA	2
TEAM Fields, Roseville, California, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Reyna, Nampa, Idaho, USA	2	TBA	TBA	2
TEAM Williams, Camp Verde, Arizona, USA	6	TBA	TBA	2
TEAM Oudthone, Jacksonville, Arkansas, USA	7	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Monyelle, Beloit, Wisconsin, USA	5	TBA	TBA	2
TEAM Nawaz, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada	4	TBA	TBA	2
TEAM Taylor, Morrison, Tennessee, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Glen Hudson , Lake In The Hills, Illinois, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
Team Wood, Douglasville, Georgia, USA	4	TBA	TBA	2
Team Sarkine, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA	5	TBA	TBA	1
Team AMAA, Augusta, Georgia, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
Team Pogue, Collegeville, Pennsylvania, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Thompson, Simpsonville, South Carolina, USA	3	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Nabih, Astoria, New York, USA	2	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Descoteaux, Mirabel, Quebec, Canada	3	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Sanchez, Galesburg, Illinois, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Kiker, Dalton, Georgia, USA	6	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Greubel, Martinez, Georgia, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Morello, Santa Barbara, California, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
Team Castle, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA	--	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Burns, Richmond, Virginia, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Savoy, San Francisco, California, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Daily, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Weaver, Wilmington, North Carolina, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Ferrish, American Fork, Utah, USA	3	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Turpin, Anderson South Carolina, USA	1	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Koonnala, Marquette, Michigan, USA	2	TBA	TBA	1
TEAM Olsen, Santa Rosa, California, USA	2	TBA	TBA	1

TUESDAY, August 17th, 2004, AT 6:20 PM, PT

SEVEN
New Records & Another One Tied
At The 2004
IKF/TKO
North American Classic Tournament

See Below
The Final Numbers For 2004
Records Broken All In RED

STAT	2003	2004 NEW RECORDS IN RED	PAST RECORDS
Total Registered Fighters	242	258	265/2001/Kansas City
Final Number Of Fighters Who Actually "FOUGHT" On Event	200	216	207 /2001/Kansas City
Number Of Bouts Fought	146	150	146 /2003/Iowa
Total Title Bouts Fought	54	58	61 /2002/Iowa
Titles Awarded	55	62	64 /2002/Iowa
Junior Boys	58	64	58 /2003/Iowa
Junior Boys Full Contact	37	50	45 /2002/Iowa
Junior Boys International	13	14	13 /2003/Iowa
Junior Boys MuayThai	0	0	5/2000/Iowa & 2001/Kansas City
Junior Girls	26	28	26 /2003/Iowa
Junior Girls Full Contact	13	14	16/2002/Iowa
Junior Girls International	10	13	10 /2003/Iowa
Junior Girls MuayThai	0	0	1/1999/Iowa
Adult Men Fighters	100	90	115/2001/Kansas City
Adult Men Full Contact	43	50	65/2001/Kansas City
Adult Men International	36	19	36/2003/Iowa
Adult Men MuayThai	21	21	30/2001/Kansas City
Adult Women Fighters	27	34	34 /2001/Kansas City
Adult Women Full Contact	19	20	28 /2002/Iowa
Adult Women International	4	6	13 /2001/Kansas City
Adult Women MuayThai	4	8	13 /2001/Kansas City

BOUT RESULTS BELOW
Event Article Coming Later This Week

Results From The
2004 IKF/TKO
North American Classic Championships

JUNIOR RESULTS

64 JUNIOR BOYS
1 REGISTERED JUNIOR BOY WHO DID NOT SHOW
Junior Bantamweight 55.1 - 60 lbs.
- 8-9 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Jared Scoggins, Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA, 4-0/1, 59, NA, 9, 3-8-95, Kevin Hudson, (864) 879-7916 defeated
  2. SECOND: Ruben Sapaula, Cicero, Illinois, USA, 0-1/0, 57, 4'2", 8, 8-30-95, Bob Shermer, (708) 222-8100 by unanimous decision 30-26 on all 3 judges cards.
- 10 - 11 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Christopher Salinas, Plainview, Texas, USA, 28-2-1/12, 58, 4'2", 10, 11-15-93, Tommy Alcozar, (806) 774-0557 defeated
  2. SECOND: Nathan McCall, Lenox, Georgia, USA, 0-2-1/0, 57, 4'9", 11, 4-3-93, James Corbett, (229) 387-7519 by unanimous decision 30-24 on all 3 judges cards.
- 8-9 Year Olds: INTERNATIONAL RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Nick Fenton, Alexandria, Virginia, USA, 1-1/0, 57, 4'6", 9, 1-3-95, Mike Hess, (703) 922-5147 defeated
  2. SECOND: Luke Lessei, Dubuque, Iowa, USA, 1-2/0, 56, 8, 4-30-96, Dean Lessei, (563) 588-1012 by unanimous decision 30-26, 30-26 & 29-27.
Junior Featherweight 60 - 65.1 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Daniel Dring Jr., Sherwood, Arkansas, USA, 4-0/2, 67, 4'3", 9, 10-13-94, Danny Dring, (501) 834-3537 defeated
2. SECOND: Taylor Waite, Caldwell, Idaho, USA, 1-1/0, 62, 4'6", 9, 12-28-94, Chris Rena, (208) 463-9999, by TKO at :43 seconds into round 1.
  - Michael Blake, Dubuque, Iowa, USA, 2-2/0, 60, 9, 12-15-94, Dean Lessei, (563) 588-1012, lost his bout in the first round bracket to Waite by majority decision 29-28, 29-29 & 30-27.
Junior Lightweight 65.1-70 lbs.
- 13-14 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Roger Belch, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 9-2/0, 70, 4'8", 13, 6-11-93, Tom Poey, (757) 486-3950 defeated
  2. SECOND: Jackson Aren, Buffalo Grove, Illinois, USA, 3-1/0, 69, 4'8", 13, 4-29-91, Tommy Bach, (847) 793-0002 by split decision 29-28, 28-29 & 29-28.
    - Cameron Monyelle, Beloit, Wisconsin, USA, 2-4/0, 68, 4'8", 13, 7-7-91, Craig Monyelle, (815) 389-8501 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Aren by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
Junior Welterweight 70.1-75 lbs.
- 8-10 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Nicholas Mariscal, Cicero, Illinois, USA, 2-0/1, 71, 4'3", 8, 11-23-95, Bob Shermer, (708) 222-8100 defeated
  2. SECOND: Thomas Eppley III, Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, AK: 2-1/0, AB: 1-0/0, 72, 4'6", 9, 8-23-94, Danny Dring, (501) 834-3537.
    - Tanner Shuffield, Water Valley, Mississippi, USA, 3-2/0, 4'3", 72, 10, 5-17-94, Steve Shuffield, (662) 473-2724 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Eppley. Scores were noted on scoresheets however we had some confusion which scores went with each bout. One of the bouts above went to a 4th round overtime round after judges scored rounds 1-3, 28-27, 28-28 & 28-28. The overtime round was 2-1.
- 10-11 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Ben Russell, Falls Church, Virginia, USA, 7-2/1, 72, 4'9", 11, 5-27-93, Mike Hess, (703) 922-5147 defeated
  2. SECOND: Tyler Price, PFafftown, North Carolina, USA, 6-3/0, 72, 4'6", 11, 7-10-92, Frank Price, (336) 692-1070 by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
Junior Middleweight 75.1-80 lbs.
- 8-10 Year Olds: INTERNATIONAL RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Mario Solis Jr., Nampa, Idaho, USA, 5-0-1/0, 78, 4'5", 10, 11-3-93, Chris Reyna, (208) 463-9999 defeated
  2. SECOND: Austin Thomas, Dubuque, Iowa, USA, 1-0/0, 80, 4'6", 8, 9-28-95, Dean Lessei, (563) 588-1012 by TKO at 1:15 of round 2.
    - Alex Vanatta, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 0-2/0, 77, 4'6", 10, 11-16-93, Jim Klauba, (773) 736-8200 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Solis by TKO at 1:05 of round 1.
    - Jayme Brower, Carroll, Iowa, USA, 0-1/0, 80, 4'7", 10, 4-4-94, Pete Peterson, (712) 792-8178 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Thomas by unanimous decision 30-25 on all 3 judges cards.
Junior Light Heavyweight 80.1-85 lbs.
- 10-12 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Justin Scoggins, Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA, 9-0/1, 81, 4'7", 12, 5-2-92, Kevin Hudson, (864) 879-7916 defeated
  2. SECOND: Devin Smith, Beloit, Wisconsin, USA, 4-2/0, 85, 4'10", 11, 9-4-92, Craig Monyelle, (815) 389-8501 by unanimous decision 30-25, 30-25 & 29-26.
    - Adam Caldwell, North Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, 0-3/0, 85, 4'4", 10, 4-26-94, Danny Dring, (501) 834-3537 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Smith by unanimous decision 29-25, 29-27 & 29-26.
    - Jose Maroscal, Cicero, Illinois, USA, 1-2/0, 82, 4'6", 11, 10-27-92, Bob Shermer, (708) 222-8100 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Scoggins by TKO at 1:10 of round 1.
Junior Cruiserweight 90.1-95 lbs.
- 10-11 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Angelo Rivera Jr., Cicero, Illinois, USA, 3-0/0, 95, 5'2", 11, 1-20-93, Bob Shermer, (708) 222-8100 defeated
  2. SECOND: Nick Pisciotta, Alexandria, Virginia, USA, 1-1/0, 91, 4'10", 10, 4/10/94 Mike Hess, (703) 922-5147 by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
    - Konrad Kubicki, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 0-2/0, 100, 4'6", 11, 4-27-93, Jim Klauba, (773) 736-8200 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Rivera by unanimous decision 30-26 on all 3 judges cards.
Atomweight 106.1 lbs - 112. lbs.
- 11-13 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULE
  1. CHAMPION: Alfredo "Freddie" Torres, Berwyn, Illinois, USA, 2-0/0, 108, 5'3", 13, 5-29-91, Bob Schirmer, (708) 222-8100 defeated
  2. Tony Monaco, Virginia Beack, Virginia, USA, 2-0/0, 112, 5'4", 11, 12-6-92, Craig Smith, (757) 491-1733 by walkover. Monaco's grandmother past away on Saturday night and his parents and him choose to go back home to be with the family during their time of need. Tony wished the new champion luck and justified the walkover title.
    - Christopher Meeks, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 0-1/0, 110, 4'10", 12, 10-24-91, Craig Smith, (757) 491-1733 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Torres by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
- 14-15 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Chad Monyelle, Beloit, Wisconsin, USA, 10-3/4, 111, 5'4", 14, 11-8-89, Craig Monyelle, (815) 389-8501 defeated
  2. SECOND: Michael Holcomb, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 14-1/8, 107, 4'11", 14, 12-7-89, Craig Smith, (757) 491-1733 by unanimous decision 29-28 on all 3 judges cards.
Flyweight 112.1 lbs. - 117 lbs.
- 14-16 Year Olds: INTERNATIONAL RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Ernesto Sierra, Camp Verde, Arizona, USA, 6-0/0, 117, 16, 1-2-88, Richard Williams, HM: (928) 567-3918, C: (928) 300-0281 defeated
  2. SECOND: William Evans, North Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, 0-1, 117, 5'7", 15, 11-5-88, Danny Dring, (501) 834-3537 by unanimous decision 30-27, 30-26 & 30-26.
    - Mickey Capaalbo, Mertal Beach, South Carolina, USA, 0-1/0, 117, 4'11", 14, Maurice Travis, (843) 997-3905. In the opening round of this bracket, Capaalbo and Ernesto Sierra met. During round 2, Sierra threw a spinning backhand but the strike hit with his forearm on Evans' face, knocking Evans down and out. Since it was ruled a "non-intentional accidental foul", the officials went to the scorecards where Sierra was ahead 20-18 on all 3 cards giving him the win to advance to the next bracket round.
Lightweight 127.1 lbs. - 132 lbs.
- 15 - 16 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Rodolfo Carrillo, Camp Verde, Arizona, 6-1/1, 130, 16, 11-10-87, Richard Williams, (928) 567-3918 CL: (928) 300-0281 defeated
  2. SECOND: Travis Quails, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 8-4/0, 129, 5'5", 15, 4-20-89, Tom Poey, (757) 486-3950 by unanimous decision 29-27 on all 3 judges cards.
    - Zein AL-Ziyadi, Detroit, Michigan, USA, 1-2/0, 127, 5'6", 16, 2-13-88, , Elliot Cooper, (313) 581-204 or (313) 581-5085 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Carrillo by unanimous decision 30-27, 30-27 & 29-28.
    - Amiel Alcozar, Plainview, Texas, USA, 26-9/10, 132, 5'2", 16, 5-25-88, Tommy Alcozar, (806) 774-0557 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Quails by split decision 29-28, 28-29 & 29-28.
Super Lightweight 132.1 lbs. - 137 lbs.
- 13-14 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Jordan Smith, Jacksonville, Arkansas, USA, *2-0/0, 135, 5'4", 13, 8-13-90, David Oudthone (501) 744-5520 defeated
  2. SECOND: Victor Rollison, Amory, Mississippi, USA, 7-1/1, 134, 5'4", 14, 4-10-90, Jason Reeves, (662) 256-3047. After 3 rounds the scores were a majority draw, 28-28, 29-27 & 28-28. In a 4th round, overtime round Smith won by unanimous decision.
    - Savo Njegomirovic, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 0-2/0, 127, 5'9", 13, 4-24-91, Jim Klauba, (773) 736-8200 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Smith by unanimous decision 30-26 on all 3 judges cards.
    - David Kanoy, High Point, North Carolina, USA, 1-1/0, 135, 5'3", 13, 5-3-91, Ronnie Copeland, (336) 687-1520 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Rollison by split decision 29-28, 30-27 & 30-28.
      - (*) Had an 0-0 record before the tournament.
- 16-17 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: John Nash, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, 9-4/0, AB: 3-0/1, 137, 5'9", 16, 11-2-87, Abu Zayd Nawaz, (905) 681-9815 defeated
  2. SECOND: Paul Kaczmarek, Park Ridge, Illinois, USA, 2-1/0, 135, 5'10", 16, 3-4-88, Jim Klauba by TKO at 1:33 of round 3.
    - Chris Barrineau, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 1-1/1, 133, 5'10", 17, 11-11-86, Tom Poey, (757) 486-3950 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Nash by unanimous decision 29-28, 29-28 & 30-27.
Welterweight 142.1 lbs. - 147 lbs.
- 14-16 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Herman Taylor, Morrison, Tennessee, USA, 8-0/1, 138, 5'8", 16, 7-18-88, Self, (931) 668-9016 defeated
  2. SECOND: Todd Sinclair, Sherwood, Arkansas, USA, 5-1/1, 147, 5'10", 16, 7-2-88, Danny Dring, (501) 834-3537 by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
    - Kevin Dusza, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 1-2/0, 145, 5'9", 14, 12-23-89, Craig Smith, (757) 491-1733 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Taylor by TKO at 44 seconds of round 2.
    - Ruben St. John, Isley, Minnesota, USA, 3-1/2, 145, 5'6", 145, 5'6", 16, 12-29-87, Bobby Anderson, (320) 384-7409 lost his bout in the second round bracket to Sinclair by unanimous decision, 30-27, 29-28 & 29-28.
    - William Lucero III, Hale Center, Texas, USA, 13-4/4, AB: 4-2/1, 147, 5'8", 14, 8-2-89, Tommy Alcozar, (806) 774-0557. After 3 rounds the judges had this one a majority draw, 28-28, 29-28 & 28-28. They fought a 4th round overtime round in which Sinclair won to move on.
Light Middleweight 153.1 lbs. - 159 lbs.
- 16-17 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Billy Heslop, Douglasville, Georgia, USA, 5-3/1, 154, 5'9", 16, 7-12-88, Mike Wood, (678) 715-1194 fought
  2. SECOND: Mike Speltz, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 5-3/1, 157, 6', 17, 12-15-86, Jim Klauba, (773) 736-8200. After 3 rounds, these two were given a majority draw. This was the last bout of the tournament and what a way to end the event. The two exploded toe to toe in their 4th round overtime round. In the end, Heslop took the title by unanimous decision.
    - Jason Barrett, Maultrie, Georgia, USA, 4-2/0, 159, 6'1", 5-29-87, Richard Cox, (229) 890-8219 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Heslop.
- 16-17 Year Olds: INTERNATIONAL RULES
  1. CHAMPION: David Flurry, Dubuque, Iowa, USA, 10-4/1, 154, 17, 1-6-87, Dean Lessei, (563) 588-1012 defeated
  2. SECOND: Matt Puckett, Sherwood, Arkansas, USA, 5-1/1, 151, 5'10" 16, 12-13-87, Danny Dring, (501) 834-3537 by TKO at 1:40 of round 3.
Super Middleweight 165.1 - 172 lbs.
- 14-15 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Simon Buettner, Carpentersville, Illinois, USA, 3-0/0, 170, 5'8", 15, 12-16-88, Rob Zbilski, (847) 458-8333 defeated
  2. SECOND: Cody Shuffield, Water Valley, Mississippi, USA, 10-1/0, 166, 5'6", 14, 10-15-89, Steve Shuffield, (662) 473-2724 by split decision 29-28, 28-29 & 30-27.
    - Alex Desnica, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 0-1/0, 169, 5'10", 15, 3-29-89, Jim Klauba, (773) 736-8200 was forced to bow out of his second bout in round 2 scheduled against Buettner due to an injury sustained in his win over Davenport in the opening bracket round.
    - Jacob Scoggins, Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA, 2-0/1, 170, 5'7", 14, 8-12-89, Kevin Hudson, (864) 879-7916 made it to the second bracket lost to Shuffield by split decision 29-28, 27-30, 29-28.
    - Michael Davenport, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 0-0/0, 166, 5'5", 14, 7-20-89, Craig Smith lost his bout in the first round bracket to Desnica by unanimous decision 29-27, 30-26 & 30-26.
    - Joel Merrick, Carroll, Iowa, USA, 0-1/0, 166, 5'9", 15, 7-8-89, Pete Peterson, (712) 792-8178 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Buettner by unanimous decision 30-26, 29-26, 29-26.
    - Zach Motyl, Pine City, Minnesota, USA, 2-0/0, 165, 6'2", 15, 2-13-89, Bobby Anderson, (320) 384-7409 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Shuffield by unanimous decision 30-26 on all 3 judges cards.
      - David Saunders, Nashville, Tennessee, USA, 0-0/0, 172, 5'7", 15, 5-31-89, Charles DesFosses, (615) 837-2545 was a no show with no call to explain why to the IKF.

28 JUNIOR GIRLS
-0- REGISTERED JUNIOR GIRLS NO SHOWED
Junior Bantamweight 55.1-60 lbs.
- 8-9 Year Olds: INTERNATIONAL RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Maryann Flury, Dubuque, Iowa, USA, 2-0/0, 56, 4', 8, 10-17-95, Dean Lessei, (563) 588-1012 defeated
  2. SECOND: Haley Rothmeyer, Carroll, Iowa, USA, 0-2/0, 58, 4'5", 8, 5-3-96, Pete Peterson, (712) 792-8178 by unanimous decision 29-28 on all 3 judges cards.
Junior Welterweight 70.1-75 lbs.
- 10-11 Year Olds: INTERNATIONAL RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Mariah Betts, Dubuque, Iowa, USA, 4-0/0, 75, 4'7", 10, 11-5-93, Dean Lessei, (563) 588-1012 defeated
  2. SECOND: Megan PFliiger, Kuna, Idaho, USA, 2-1/0, 71, 4'10",13, 2-28-91, Cosmo Zimick, (208) 703-4942 by unanimous decision 29-26, 30-25 & 29-26.
    - Allie Oudthone, Jacksonville, Arkansas, USA, 1-2/0, 75, 4', 11, 2-8-93, David Oudthone (501) 744-5520 lost her bout in the first round bracket to PFliiger by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
Junior Cruiserweight 90.1-95 lbs.
- 12-13 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Laryssa Zarate, Elgin, Illinois, USA, 3-2/2, 92, 5'3", 13, 10-27-90, Rob Zbilski, (847) 458-8333 defeated
  2. SECOND: Danielle Byrne, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 0-2/0, 95, 5', 13, 2-2-91, Jim Klauba, (773) 736-8200 by split decision 29-28, 28-29 & 29-28.
Junior Heavyweight 95.1-100 lbs.
- 12-13 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Bianca Solis, Nampa, Idaho, USA, 8-1/1, 100, 5', 13, 11-26-90, Chris Reyna, (208) 463-9999 defeated
  2. SECOND: Ariel Price, PFafftown, North Carolina, USA, 4-1/0, 96, 4'10", 13, 9-8-91, Frank Price, (336) 692-1070 by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
    - Becky Spelz, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 2-2/0, 98, NA, 12, 9-19-91, Jim Klauba, (773) 736-8200 lost her bout in the first round bracket to Solis by unanimous decision 30-27, 30-28 & 30-27.
Flyweight 112.1 lbs. - 117 lbs.
- 11-13 Year Olds: INTERNATIONAL RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Kayla Carpenter, Dubuque, Iowa, USA, *1-1/0, 117, 5', 11, 8-27-92, Dean Lessei, (563) 588-1012 defeated
  2. Christina Monaco, Virginia Beack, Virginia, USA, 1-1/0, 117, 5'4", 13, 11-96-90, Craig Smith, (757) 491-1733 by *walkover. Monaco's grandmother past away on Saturday night and his parents and him choose to go back home to be with the family during their time of need. Tony wished the new champion luck and justified the walkover title.
Bantamweight 117.1 lbs. - 122 lbs.
- 15-16 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Kristyn Campbell, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 5-1-1/0, 119, 5'4", 16, 5-12-88, Tom Poey, (757) 486-3950 defeated
  2. SECOND: Katelyn Turner, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, 4-2/0, 122, 5'2", 15, 11-1-88, Mitz Bandiera (807) 623-5425 by unanimous decision 29-28, 30-27 & 30-27.
    - Yvette Renteria, Plainview, Texas, USA, 20-7/6, 119, 5'3", 16, 5-21-88, Tommy Alcozar, (806) 774-0557 lost her bout in the first round bracket to Turner by split decision 29-28, 30-27 & 29-28.
- 14-15 Year Olds: INTERNATIONAL RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Lauren Herrig, Dubuque, Iowa, USA, 6-1/1, 118, 14, 4-5-90, Dean Lessei, (563) 588-1012 defeated
  2. SECOND: Rochelle Williams, Camp Verde, Arizona, 5-2/0, 117.1 +, 15, 1-17-89, Richard Williams, (928) 567-3918 CL: (928) 300-0281 by unanimous decision 30-26, 30-25 & 30-26.
    - Leslie Spence, Beebe, Arkansas, USA, 0-2/0, 117, 5'1", 15, 3-27-89, Danny Dring, (501) 834-3537 lost her bout in the second round bracket to Herrig by unanimous decision 29-28, 30-27 & 30-27.
    - Mercedes Mallonee, Jacksonville, Arkansas, USA, 0-1/0, 120, 5'7", 15, 3-3-04, David Oudthone (501) 744-5520 lost her bout in the first round bracket to Herrig by TKO at 1:29 of round 1.
    - Kayla Oudthone, Jacksonville, Arkansas, USA, 3-2/0, 122, 5'10", 15, 8-3-89, David Oudthone (501) 744-5520 lost her bout in the first round bracket to Williams by unanimous decision.
Super Lightweight 132.1 lbs. - 137 lbs.
- 13-17 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Sarah Ross, Lake In The Hills, Illinois, USA, 11-0/2, 133, 5'7", 13, 8-25-90, Rob Zbilski, (847) 458-8333 defeated
  2. SECOND: Megan Kelly, North Bay, Ontario, Canada, 1-1/0, 135, 5'4", 17, 3-22-87, Kyle Brisson, (705) 494-9249 by unanimous decision 29-28, 30-27 & 30-27.
    - Stephanie Mariscal, Cicero, Illinois, USA, 2-2/1, 134, 5'3", 16, 6-6-88, Bob Shermer, (708) 222-8100 lost her bout in the first round bracket to Kelly by split decision 30-27, 28-29, 29-28.
Super Welterweight 147.1 lbs - 153 lbs.
- 14 - 16 Year Olds: FULL CONTACT RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Julia Harvey, Lake In The Hills, Illinois, USA, 6-2/5, 148, 5'3", 15, 3-30-89, Glen Hudson (708) 385-1464 defeated
  2. SECOND: Rose Poli, Beloit, Wisconsin, USA, 2-2/0, 150, 5'6", 14, 6-17-90, Craig Monyelle, (815) 389-8501 by TKO at 1:02 of round 1.
    - Dyana Njegomirovic, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 0-2/0, 153, NA, 16, 9-18-87, Jim Klauba, (773) 736-8200 lost her bout in the first round bracket to Harvey by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
- 14-15 Year Olds: INTERNATIONAL RULES
  1. CHAMPION: Jerica Veach, Dubuque, Iowa, USA, 2-2/0, 147, 5'8", 14, 12-11-89, Dean Lessei, (563) 588-1012 defeated
  2. SECOND: Casey Parker, Jacksonville, Arkansas, USA, 0-0-0, 153, 5'8", 15, 7-18-89, David Oudthone (501) 744-5520 by TKO at 1:16 of round 2.

34 ADULT WOMEN
ONLY 1 REGISTERED ADULT WOMAN DID NOT SHOW

FCR Bantamweight: 121 lbs. & Below - 55.45 kg & Below
1. CHAMPION: *Lori Burney, Laurens, South Carolina, USA, 2-1/1, 120, 5'4", 31, 8-12-72, Ray Thompson, (864) 505-4237 defeated
2. SECOND: *Anne Galligan, Dearborn Hts, Michigan, USA, 1-1/0, 121, 5', 36, 10-16-67, by split decision, 29-28, 28-29, 29-28.
  - Brenda Harrison, Roswell, Georgia, USA, 11-4/0, 117, 5'6", 9-26-73, Eddie Monger, (770) 998-2800 lost to Galligan in the opening round by split decision, 29-28, 27-30 & 30-27
  - Corina Smith, Camp Verde, Arizona, 1-2/0, 115, 5'5", 29, 7-3-75, Clifford Larson, (928) 567-2351 lost in the opening round to Burney by unanimous decision, 30-28, 30-28 & 30-27.
    - (*) Had an 0-0 record before the tournament.
IR Flyweight: 117 lbs. & Below - 53.18 kg & Below
1. CHAMPION: Jenny Foster, Astoria, New York, USA, 10-4/2, 117, 5'4", 29, 117, Aziz Nabih, (718) 932-5000 defeated
2. SECOND: Shelley Evans, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 10-3/0, 117, 5'3", 45, 4-16-59, Khaay Muay SitKraitus, (403) 244-8424 by split decision, 29-28, 28-29 & 30-27.
  - Diana Apressa, Cottonwood, Arizona, USA, 6-6/1, 115, 5'3", 17, 10-8-86, Richard Williams, (428) 300-0281 lost to Evans on Saturday in round 2 of the bracket by unanimous decision, 30-28, 30-27 & 30-27.
  - Lavren Whitfield, Valdosta, Georgia, USA, 0-1/0, 112, 5', 27, 12-8-76, James Corbett, (229) 387-7519 lost to Foster in her first bout on Saturday by KO at :38 seconds of round 1.
  - Tammy Anderson, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, 1-1/0, 112, 5'5", 26, 6-7-78, Ray Sarkine, F#: (317) 241-5425 had to pul out of her first bout against Foster at fight time due to low blood sugar. Foster advanced without a bout.
  - Lena Hudson, Americus, Georgia, USA, 1-2/0, 115, 5', 18, 3-9-86, Ken Hudson, (229) 931-0006 lost her opening bout to Evans by unanimous decision on Saturday, 29-28, 30-28 & 30-27.
FCR Lightweight 127.1 lbs. - 132 lbs. - 57.77 kg - 60 kg
1. CHAMPION: Nicole Hess, Alexandria, Virginia, USA, 16-0/6, 125, 5'3", 16, 8-19-87, Mike Hess, (703) 922-5147 defeated
2. SECOND: Stephanie Kernan, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA, 11-6-1/2, 132, 5'6", 28, 2-26-76, Mike Lind, (715) 835-0381 by unanimous decision, 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
  - Rachelle Heslop, Douglasville, Georgia, USA, 2-2/0, 131, 5'8", 17, 12-12-86, Mike Wood, (678) 715-1194 lost to Hess in the opening round by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
  - Billie Jo Griewisch, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, 1-3/0, 132, 5'5", 33, 5-29-71, Eddie Monger, (678) 754-1460, lost to Kernan in the opening round 30-26, 30-25, 30-27.
FCR Super Lightweight 132.1 lbs. - 137 lbs. - 60.04 kg - 62.27 kg
1. CHAMPION: Desni Boisvert, Mirabel, Quebec, Canada, 12-1/7, 137, 5'7", 17, 10-9-86, Danny Descoteaux, (514) 917-0060 defeated
2. SECOND: Becki Halloran, Fountain Inn, South Carolina, USA, 1-1/1, 135, 5'7", 32, 7-20-71, Ray Thompson, (864) 505-4237 by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
  - Diane Market, North Bay, Ontario, Canada, AK: 1-1/0, AB: 6-7/2, 135, 5'6", 35, 6-16-69 lost to Halloran in the second bracket round on Saturday by unanimous decision, 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
  - Susan Wood, Douglasville, Georgia, USA, 7-3/2, 136, 5'7", 38, 1-5-66, Mike Wood, (678) 715-1194 lost to Boisvert in the second bracket round on Saturday by TKO at :50 seconds.
  - Christina, Cassie, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, 0-2/0, 135, 5'2", 20, 3-14-84, Mitz Bandiera, (807) 623-5425 lost to Boisvert in the opening bracket round on Saturday by TKO at 1:44 of round 1.
  - Kathy Hagler, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, 4-3/1, 136, 5', 10-21-69, Eddie Monger, (770) 998-2800 lost to Market in the opening bracket roundon Saturday 29-28, 30-27 & 30-27.
MTR Light Welterweight: 137.1 lbs. - 142 lbs. - 62.31 kg - 64.54 kg
1. CHAMPION: Kathleen Bem, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, 5-0/1, 138, 5'8", 24, 4-27-80, Ray Sarkine, (317) 241-5425 defeated
2. SECOND: Elizabeth Nagy, Medical Lake, Washington, USA, 1-1/0, 140, 5'8", 25, 1-18-79, Roy Harrington, (509) 624-9129 by TKO at 1:24 of round 1.
  - Tandi Ogden, Highland, Utah, USA, 0-1/0, 139, 5'6", 23, 3-9-81, Jason Ferrish, (801) 362-7732 lost in the second bracket round on Saturday to Bem by unanimous decision 29-28, 29-28 & 30-27.
  - Marissa Smith, Galesburg, Illinois, USA, 0-1/0, 142, 5'6", 17, 12-6-86, Self, (309) 221-8507 lost in her opening bracket round on Saturday to Bem by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
  - Megan Capraro, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA, 0-1/0, 139, 5'5", 29, 3-13-75, Reaction Fitness, (918) 955-1623 lost in her opening bracket round on Saturday to Nagy by split decision 30-27 29-28 & 28-29.
FCR Welterweight 142.1 lbs. - 147lbs. - 64.59 kg - 66.8 kg
1. CHAMPION: Terrie Hicks, Augusta, Georgia, USA, 10-5/4, 143, 5'6", 38, 7-25-65, Mike Carlson, (706) 855-5269 defeated
2. SECOND: Sharlyn Fellenz, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA, 1-1/0, 146, 5'7", 20, 4-18-84, Shawn McCarthy, (715) 833-7046 by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
  - Katie Davis, Warrenton, Virginia, USA, 1-2/0, 146, 5'7", 20, 5-19-84, Travis Alxander, (571) 217-8863 lost his opening round to Hicks in her opening Bracket round on Saturday by unanimous decision 29-28, 29-28 & 30-27.
    - Sonja Crader, Dalton, Georgia, USA, 1-0/1, 142, 5'8", 28, 5-9-76, Ben Kiker, (706) 226-3318 was a no show.
MTR Welterweight: 142.1 lbs. - 147lbs. - 64.59 kg - 66.8 kg
1. CHAMPION: *Ashley Sanchez, Galesburg, Illinois, USA, 2-1/2, 145, 5'7", 19, 7-17-85, Self, (309) 221-8507 defeated
2. SECOND: Amber Kim, Denver, Colorado, USA, 1-1/0, 147, 6', 27, 8-13-76, Jin Kim, (303) 709-4882 by TKO at 1:31 of round 1.
  - Jill Schmidt, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, 1-1/0, 143, 5'8", 23, 9-29-80, Ray Sarkine, (317) 241-5425 lost her opening bracket round bout on Saturday to Sanchez by TKO at 1:59 of round 1.
    - (*) Had an 0-0 record before the tournament.
FCR Middleweight: 160 lbs. to 167 MAX - 72.72 kgto 75 kg MAX
1. CHAMPION: Jenna Droluk, Collegeville, Pennsylvania, USA, 11-1/1, 164, 6', 26, 10-2-77, Randy Pogue, (610) 715-3722 defeated
2. SECOND: Jennifer Thyssen, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA, 23-4-1/0, 161, 5'5", 31, 4-19-73, Shawn McCarthy, (715) 833-7046 by unanimous decision 29-27, 30-26 & 30-26.
  - Josie Novielli, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 6-3/2, 164, 5'9", 37, 6-1-67, Abu Zayd Nawaz, (905) 681-9815 lost her opening bracket round bout on Saturday to Thyssen by split decision, 28-29, 30-27 & 30-27.

90 ADULT MEN
18 REGISTERED ADULT WOMAN DID NOT SHOW

FCR Lightweight: 127.1 lbs. to 132 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Bobby Smith, Dalton, Georgia, USA, *3-0/0, 128, 5'6", 24, 7-28-79, Ben Kiker, (706) 226-3318 defeated
2. SECOND: Patrick Lynch, Waynasboro, Pennsylvania, USA, 8-3-2/4, 130, 5'6", 18, 3-11-86, Jeff Haynes, (301) 745-4585 by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
  - Dallas Crowe, Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA, 10-5/2, 130, 5'7", 19, 9-8-84, Kevin Hudson, (864) 879-7916 lost to Smith in his first bout in the round two bracket on Saturday by unanimous decision 30-26 on all 3 judges cards.
  - Nelson Lebron, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, AK: 24-10-2/9, AB: 30-7/3, 128, 5'1", 29, 1-24-75, Tom Poey, (757) 486-3950 lost to Lynch in his first bout in the round two bracket on Saturday by split decision 29-28, 28-29 and 29-28.
  - Enzo Tremblay, Mirabel, Quebec, Canada, 21-9-2/6, 129, 5'4", 31, 10-16-72, Danny Descoteaux, (514) 917-0060 lost his opening round bout to Lynch by split decision 29-28, 27-30, 29-28.
  - Jason Beck, Maultrie, Georgia, USA, 0-2/0, 130, 5'7", 24, 6-9-80, Richard Cox, (229) 890-8219 lost his opening round bout on Saturday to Smith by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
    - (*) Had an 0-0 record before the tournament.
FCR Super Lightweight: 132.1 lbs. to 137 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Tyson Migisi, Oakville, Ontario, Canada, 13-4-1/4, AB: 1-2/0, 136, 5'9", 21, 7-4-83, Abu Zayd Nawaz, (905) 681-9815 defeated
2. SECOND: Darryl Wood, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 4-1/3, 137, 5'6", 27, 7-16-76, Craig Smith, (757) 491-1733 by TKO at 1:38 of round 2.
  - Robert Elledge, Roseville, California, USA, 17-2-1/6, 137, 5'11", 19, 7-28-84, Dave Marinoble, (916) 786-0333 lost his opening bout to Migisi by unanimous decision 29-28, 30-28 & 30-27.
IR Super Lightweight: 132.1 lbs. to 137 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Kuang Wang, Alexandria, Virginia, USA, 2-1/0, 136, 5'7", 23, NA, Mike Hess, (703) 922-5147 defeated
2. SECOND: David Oudthone, Jacksonville, Arkansas, USA, 5-6/2, 133, 5'8", 34, 3-2-70, David Oudthone (501) 744-5520 by unanimous decision 29-27, 30-26 & 29-27.
IR Light Welterweight: 137.1 lbs. to 142 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Brent Hess, Alexandria, Virginia, USA, 14-0/3, 141, 5'7", 19, 6-25-85, Mike Hess, (703) 922-5147 defeated
2. SECOND: Yury Evsyunin, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 27-6/3, 142, 5'7", 19, 10-19-84, Abu Zayd Nawaz, (905) 681-9815 by unanimous decision 30-26, 29-27 & 29-27.
  - James Shin, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, 1-2/0, 142, NA, 22, 8-30-81, Ray Sarkine, (317) 241-5425 lost his opening bout to Hess by majority decision 28-28, 30-26 & 30-26.
  - Pahose Harjo, Okenah, Oklahoma, USA, 0-0, 23, 1-3-81, Self, (918) 623-9757 lost his opening bout to Evsyunin by TKO at :25 seconds into round 3.
    - Chris Clark, Mertal Beach, South Carolina, USA, 0-1/0, 142, NA, Maurice Travis, (843) 997-3905 was a no show at the event.
FCR Welterweight: 142.1 lbs. to 147 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Tommy Alcozar Jr., Plainville, Texas, USA, 66-10/15 AB: 20 bouts, 147, 5'7", 21, 1-25-83, Tommy Alcozar, (806) 774-0557 defeated
2. SECOND: Dean Lavin, Fredericksburg, Virginia, USA, 1-0/1, 147, 6', 21, NA, Chris Manuel by majority decision, 28-28, 29-27 & 29-28.
  - Damien Hatcher, Chesapeake, Virginia, USA, 4-2/1, 145, 5'11", 26, 6-13-78, Clark Walters, (757) 548-9550 lost his second round bracket bout to Alcozar by majority decision 28-28, 29-27 & 29-27.
  - Joseph Arrexi, Amory, Mississippi, USA, 2-0/2, AB: 2-0/2, 145, 5'8", 18, 12-6-85, Jason Reeves, (662) 256-3047 lost his first round bracket bout to Alcozar by TKO at :33 seconds into round 1.
  - Danny Descoteaux, Mirabel, Quebec, Canada, 24-6-1/8, 143, 5'8", 33, 5-29-71, Self, (514) 917-0060 lost his first round bracket bout to Lavin by split decision 29-28, 27-30 & 30-27.
    - John Taylor, Buffalo Grove, Illinois, USA, 4-0/2, 147, 5'6", 27, 8-15-76, Tommy Bach, (847) 793-0002 pulled out but never informed IKF of why.
MTR Welterweight: 142.1 lbs. to 147 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Nathan Smith, Modesto, California, USA, 4-0/1, 150, 5'9", 21, 8-23-82, Gene & Cat Fields, (209) 669-9289 defeated
2. SECOND: David Knaggs, Monroe, Michigan, USA, 2-1/0, 145, 5'6", 28, 4-22-76, Elliot Cooper, (313) 581-5085 by KO at 1:34 of round 1.
  - Mike Baldwin, Defending MTR US Welterweight Champion, Denver, Colorado, USA, 6-1/4, 144, 5'8", 23, 5-19-81, Keith Schmelzer, (720) 275-7972 lost his first round bracket bout to Smith by split decision 29-28, 28-29 & 30-27.
    - Phil Leier, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 10-3/0, 147, 5'8", 19, 5-21-85, Khaay Muay SitKraitus, (403) 244- 8424 was allowed until 3 PM on Saturday to check in due to his connecting flight being cancelled from Detroit to Orlando. However after being delayed for some 40 hours in the airport, he just took a flight home to Canada.
    - Scott Mukaddam, Pompona, Beach, Florida, USA, 2-4/1, 145, 5'5", 40, 4-22-64, Self, (954) 592-0695, Elliot Cooper, (313) 581-8999, (954) 977-5244 was a no show with no call to the IKF. However, in his defense, he was probably protecting his home from the hurricane.
    - Joseph Murdaugh, Gainsville, Georgia, USA, 8-1/5, 148, 6'3", 22, 9-12-81, Scott Hicks, (706) 254-3195 was a no show. His trainer had called and said he was not going to make it, but said nothing of his fighters. IKF called him "3" times and left messages but no calls were returned.
FCR Super Welterweight: 147.1 lbs. to 153 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: John Greubel, Martinez, Georgia, USA, AK: 16-0-1/2 AB" 1-0/0, 153, 5'11", 22, 2-13-82 defeated
2. SECOND: Matthew Thomas, Fredericksburg, Virginia, USA, 3-4/0, 149, 6', 22, 9-5-81, Chris Manuel, (540) 899-6579 by unanimous decision 30-26, 30-26 & 30-27.
  - Marty Hall, Hurt, Virginia, USA, 13-6/9, 152, 5'9", 27, 10-16-76, Tommy Poey, (757) 486-3950 lost his opening bracket round bout to Greubel by unanimous decision 29-28 on all 3 cards.
  - Julio Ramirez, Lockney, Texas, USA, 5-1/2, 153, 5'10", 28, 2-26-75, Tommy Alcozar, (806) 774-0557 lost his opening bracket round bout to Thomas by split decision 29-27, 27-29 & 29-27.
    - Joey Miller, Amory, Mississippi, USA, 2-0/2, 150, 6'1", 18, 7-9-86, Jason Reeves, (662) 256-3047 was a no show with no call to the IKF explaining why.
    - Rolando Luna, Dalton, Georgia, USA, 0-0/1, 153, 5'6", 32, 8-17-71, Ben Kiker, (706) 226-3318 was a no show with no call to the IKF explaining why.
IR Super Welterweight: 147.1 lbs. to 153 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Darren Snell, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 9-1/3, 153, 5'8", 27, 7-2-77, Khaay Muay SitKraitus, (403) 244- 8424 defeated
2. SECOND: David Foley, Ogden, Utah, USA, 6-2-1/0, 156, 5'10", 26, 2-2-78, Nick Butterfield, (801) 628-8520 by unanimous decision 30-27, 29-28 & 30-27.
  - Clifford Larson, Camp Verde, Arizona, 9-8/1, 148, NA, 22, 4-4-82, Richard Williams, (928) 300-0281 lost his opening bout in the second round bracket to Snell by majority decision 28-28, 30-26 & 30-26.
  - Jon Owens, Mertal Beach, South Carolina, USA, 0-1/0, 153, NA, Maurice Travis, (843) 997-3905 lost his opening bout in the first round bracket to Snell by TKO at 1:17 of round 2.
  - Joel Weldon, Valdosta, Georgia, USA, 0-2/0, 148, 5'7", 34, 1-26-69, James Corbett, (229) 387-7519 lost his opening bout in the first round bracket to Foley.
    - Cole Miller, Centerville, Georgia, USA, 0-0/0, 148, 6'1", 20, 4-26-84, Cam McHarque, (770) 228-7951 was a no show with no call to the IKF.
FCR Light Middleweight 153.1 lbs to 159 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Mike Morello, Santa Barbara, California, USA, 8-5-1/2, 157, 5'10", 32, 5-29-72, Steve Marillo, (805) 708-1562 defeated
2. SECOND: Shannon Hudson, Lyman, South Carolina, USA, 25-10/11, AB: 4-2/2, 158, 5'8", 24, 10-11-79, Kevin Hudson, (864) 879-7916 by unanimous decision 29-28, 29-28 & 30-27.
  - Travis Jones, Dalton, Georgia, USA, *2-2/0, 159, 6', 27, 7-23-76, Ben Kiker, (706) 226-3318 lost his opening bout in the second round bracket to Morello by majority decision 28-28, 29-28 & 29-27.
  - David Thomas, Fredericksburg, Virginia, USA, 7-3/0, 155, 6', 22, 9-5-81, Chris Manuel, (540) 899-6579 lost his opening bout in the second round bracket to Hudson by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
  - Ryan Hayden, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA, 4-1/2, 159, 5'9", 25, 4-18-79, Michael Lind, (715) 835-0381 lost his opening bout in the first round bracket to Morello by unanimous decision 30-27, 30-27 & 29-28.
  - Zakk Cumbess, Valdosta, Georgia, USA, 0-1/0, 159, 5'10", 32, 5-15-72, James Corbett, (229) 387-7519 lost his opening bout in the first round bracket to Hudson by TKO at 1:22 of round 1.
  - Michael McMullen, Newcastle, Pennsylvania, USA, 6-3-1-3, 158, 5'10", 31, 3-14-73, Bill Horchler, (724) 946-2240 lost his opening bout in the first round bracket to Jones by TKO at 1:45 of round 1.
  - Javier Buentello, Herford, Texas, USA, 18-9/6, 155, 5'5", NA, Tommy Alcozar, (806) 774-0557 lost his opening bout in the first round bracket to Thomas by unanimous decision 28-26, 28-26 & 29-28.
    - (*) Had no wins before the tournament.
FCR Middleweight: 159.1 lbs to 165 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Steve Mann, Richmond, Virginia, USA, 21-4/5, 160, 5'10", 36, 1-10-68, Burns, (304) 778-7738 defeated
2. SECOND: Anthony Gonzales, Plainview, Texas, USA, 4-1/3, 165, 6', 26, 1-2-78, Tommy Alcozar, (806) 774-0557 by split decision 29-28, 28-29 & 30-27.
  - Matthew Meyer, Spooner, Wisconsin, USA, 20-5/5, 165, 6'2", 21, 7-13-83, Mike Meyer, (715) 635-8156 lost in the second round bracket to Mann by majority decision 29-29, 29-28 & 19-18.
  - Scott Biggerstaff, Chicago Heights, Illinois, USA, 1-0/0, 164, 6'1", 38, 3-11-66, Big Lew, (708) 754-4131 lost in the second round bracket to Gonzales by unanimous decision 29-28, 30-27 & 29-28.
  - Michael Harris, Greensboro, North Carolina, USA, 7-9-1/1, 165, 5'11", 25, 2-27-79, Ronnie Copeland, (336) 687-1520 lost in the first round bracket to Mann by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
  - Jorge Soto, Cicero, Illinois, USA, 2-1/1, 165, 5'10", 28, 10-30-75, Bob Shermer, (708) 222-8100 lost in the first round bracket to Gonzales by TKO at :53 seconds of round 2.
  - Andrew Kloster, Columbus, Georgia, USA, AK: 4-1-1/3, AB: 2-0/2, 165, 6', 29, 2-23-75, Self, (706) 302-3659 lost in the first round bracket to Meyer by KO at :43 seconds of round 1.
  - Brad Taylor, Bath, South Carolina, USA, 3-4, 165, 5'10", 27, Mike Carlson, (706) 855-5269 lost in the first round bracket to Biggerstaff by split decision 29-28, 28-29 & 29-28.
MTR Middleweight: 159.1 lbs to 165 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Jesse Miles, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 5-0/2, 165, 5'8", 21, 5-3-83, Khaay Muay SitKraitus, (403) 244- 8424 defeated
2. SECOND: Jin Kim, Denver, Colorado, USA, 3-3-1/2, 165, 5'8", 29, 12-7-74, Self, (404) 550-8476 by TKO at :37 seconds of round 3 - Corner threw towel in-.
  - Steve Radinski, Wyandotte, Michigan, USA, 9-3-1/0, 159, 5'7", 28, 1-30-76, Elliot Cooper, (313) 581-8999 lost in the first round bracket to Miles by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
    - Brian Robertson, Athens, Georgia, USA, 11-3-1/6, 160, 5'9", 25, 10-14-78, Scott Hicks, (706) 254-3195. His trainer had called and said he was not going to make it, but said nothing of his fighters. IKF called him "3" times and left messages but no calls were returned.
IR Super Middleweight: 165.1 lbs to 172 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Floyd Savoy, San Francisco, California, USA, AK: 8-1-1/3, AB: 6-5/1, 172, 5'10", 31, 1-17-73, Mike Espinoza, (650) 834-1993 defeated
2. SECOND: Ronell Huston, Detroit, Michigan, USA, AK: 6-3-4/0, AB: 9-1-1/2, 168, 5'9", 34, 4-8-70, Elliot Cooper, (313) 581-8999 by TKO at 1:55 of round 2.
  - Barret Myers, Dewey, Arizona, USA, 1-1/0, 172, 6'1", 25, 1-27-79, Richard Williams, (428) 300-0281 lost in the first round bracket to Huston by unanimous decision 28-26, 29-26 & 28-27.
    - Rob Graff, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA, 1-3/0, 170, 6'1", 31, 7-5-73, Eric Lalone, (719) 630-8973 e-mailed IKF to inform us his flight had been canceled due to the hurricane.
MTR Super Middleweight: 165.1 lbs to 172 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Jason Cutbill, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 7-1/0, 172, 6'2", 20, 7-12-84, Khaay Muay SitKraitus, (403) 244- 8424 defeated
2. SECOND: Gus Indjeyianis, Astoria, New York, USA, 4-2/2, 171, 5'10", 27, 5-17-78, Aziz Nabih, (718) 932-5000 by split decision 29-28, 28-29 & 29-28.
  - Lee Williams, Southfield, Michigan, USA, 2-0/1, 166, 5'9", 28, 11-28-75, Elliot Cooper, (313) 581-5085 lost in the first round bracket to Cutbill by split decision 30-27, 30-27 & 28-26.
  - Jerome Isaacs, Ogden, Utah, USA, 2-2/2, 172, 6'1", 26, 3-31-78, Self, (801) 388-2127 lost in the first round bracket to Indjeyianis by unanimous decision 30-26, 30-27 & 30-26.
    - Christian Morales, San Antonio, Texas, USA, KB: 0-0, ABX: 3-1/2, 5'10", 172, 2-8-83, James Olsen, (210) 313-7140 was a no show with no call to the IKF as to why.
    - Jonathan Courson, Athens, Georgia, USA, 3-0/2, 165, 6', 22, 12-24-81, Scott Hicks, (706) 254-3195. His trainer had called and said he was not going to make it, but said nothing of his fighters. IKF called him "3" times and left messages but no calls were returned.
FCR Light Heavyweight 172.1 lbs to 179 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: John Vakidis, Dallas, Texas, USA, 14-2/8, 178, 6', 18, 11-21-85, Steve Goin, (214) 534-8299 defeated
2. SECOND: Joshua Zimmerman, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA, *1-1/0, 175, 5'10", 28, 7-10-75, Shawn McCarthy, (715) 833-7046 by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.
  - Hugues Sato, Rolling Hills Estate, California, 0-1/0, 179, 6'3", 32, 2-1-72, Richard Bustillo, (310) 787-8793 lost in the first round bracket to Vakidis by KO at :43 seconds of round 1.
  - David Lewis, Dalton, Georgia, USA, 4-3/2, 172.1 , 5'8", 36, 10-5-67, Ben Kiker, (706) 226-3318 lost in the first round bracket to Zimmerman by split decision 29-28, 28-29 & 30-27.
    - David Lowrey, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA, 3-0/0, 175, 6', 33, 3-5-71, Amir Ardebily, (813) 299-1188 was a no show with no call to the IKF. However, in his defense, he was probably protecting his home from the hurricane.
    - Lonnie Bowen, Jacksonville, Florida, USA, 0-1/0, 175, 5'11", 25, 11-6-78, Lee Barden, (904) 744-9995 was a no show with no call to the IKF. However, in his defense, he was probably protecting his home from the hurricane.
      - (*) Had an 0-0 record before the tournament.
IR Light Heavyweight 172.1 lbs to 179 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Mark Korzenlowski, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA, 12-5-1/4, 6'1", 178, 8-21-79, Chuck Daily, (719) 228-6528 defeated
2. SECOND: Jason Moore, Trunton, Michigan, USA, 8-3/1, 176, 6'1", 24, 4-12-80, Elliot Cooper, (313) 581-204 or (313) 581-5085 by split decision. After 3 rounds the scores were 28-28, 28-28 and 28-26. A Majority draw. Due to tournament rules, they fought an overtime round 4, which Korzenlowski won 2-1.
  - Shale Lepage, Colorado Springs, Utah, USA, 10-6/0, 175, 5'10", 32, 6-17-72, Eric Lalone, (719) 630-8973 - Contacted the IKF by e-mail to inform us their flight was cancelled into Orlando due to the hurricane.
MTR Light Heavyweight 172.1 lbs to 179 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Scott Clark, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 18-2/3, 179, 5'8", 26, 10-3-77, Khaay Muay SitKraitus, (403) 244- 8424 defeated
2. SECOND: David Denison, Santa Rosa, California, USA, 7-7/3, 173, 5'9", 5-25-74, Billy Olsen, (707) 479-2198 by KO at 1:18 of round 3.
  - Christopher Thompson, Jacksonville, Arkansas, USA, 1-4/0, 175, 5'11", 24, 9-11-79, Uhtit Oudthone, (501) 744-5520 lost his bout in the second round bracket to Clark by TKO at 1:00 minute of round 2.
  - Freddie Espiricueta, Leander, Texas, USA, 6-2/5, 179, 6', 26, 1-31-78, Val Espiricueta, (972) 241-9890 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Clark by unanimous decision 30-25, 30-26 & 30-25.
  - Robert Wallace, Highland, Utah, USA, 1-1/0, 178, 5'10", 27, 12-24-76, Jason Ferrish, (801) 362-7732 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Denison by unanimous decision 29-28, 30-27 & 30-27.
    - Glen Spencer Jr., Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, 3-4/1, 179, 6'2", 33, 6-2-71, Wes Caudill & Amy Griswold, (919) 821-7800 was a no show with no call to the IKF to explain why.
FCR Light Cruiserweight 179.1 lbs to 186 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Kevin Nedly, Wilmington, North Carolina, USA, 6-1/0, 186, 5'11", 39, 1-30-65, Ronnie Weaver, (910) 200-3381 defeated
2. SECOND: Bahseem Peterson, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 3-2/1, 185, 6'1", 20, 7-31-83, Tom Poey, (757) 486-3950 by split decision 29-28, 28-29 & 29-28.
  - Adam Jones, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 7-3/0, 182, 6', 19, 9-23-84, Craig Smith, (757) 491-1733 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Nedly by unanimous decision 29-27, 30-27 & 30-26.
  - Luis Rivera, Bernyn, Illinois, USA, 2-1/1, 181, 5'11", 37, 1-27-67, Bob Shermer, (708) 222-8100 lost his bout in the second round bracket to Peterson by unanimous decision 30-26, 29-27 & 29-28.
  - Gilbert Garcia, Plainview, Texas, USA, 1-1/1, 184, 5'11", 36, 6-3-68, Tommy Alcozar, (806) 774-0557 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Rivera by unanimous decision 29-28, 30-27 & 30-28.
MTR Light Cruiserweight: 179.1 lbs to 186 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Daniel Green, American Fork, Utah, USA, 10-3/5, 186, 6'1", 27, 7-24-76, Jason Ferrish, (801) 362-7732 defeated
2. SECOND: Dan Pemble, Marquette, Michigan, USA, 15-2/7, 185, 6'1", 22, 11-26-81, Kak Koonnala, (906) 226-8752 by split decision 29-28, 28-29 & 29-28.
  - Brian Mahan, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, 0-1/0, 186, 6'1", 23, 2-17-81, Ray Sarkine, (317) 241-5425 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Green by TKO when he retired in the corner after round 2.
FCR Cruiserweight: 186.1 lbs to 195 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Adrian Turpin, Anderson South Carolina, USA, 12-9/1, 188, 6', 36, 1-4-68, Ben Turpin, (864) 226-7769 won by forfeit when his opponent Mike Fenerty, Houston, Texas, USA, 1-2/0, 188, 6'1", 46, 4-12-58, Self, (713) 397-4745 was a no show at the weigh-ins and had never contacted IKF to explain why.
MTR Cruiserweight: 186.1 lbs to 195 lbs.
1. CHAMPION:Charles Pemble, Marquette, Michigan, USA, 14-7-1/1, 194, 5'10", 48, 3-8-56, Kak Koonnala, (906) 226-8752 won by forfeit when his opponent Kevin Elmore Pittsboro, Indiana, USA, 0-1/0, 195, 25, 7-31-78, Ray Sarkine, (317) 241-5425 pulled off the card on Thursday, Aug 12th, after the IKF went to GREAT LENGTHS to try to accommodate him and his requested late weigh-in time.
FCR Heavyweight 195.1 lbs. to 215 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: Mark Adams, Douglasville, Georgia, USA, 5-3-1/0, 210, 6'1", 31, 2-2-73, Mike Wood, (678) 715-1194 defeated
2. SECOND: Brendan Carpenter, Greenville, South Carolina, USA, 3-1/1, 208, 6', 37, 2-20-67, Ray Thompson, (864) 505-4237 by unanimous decision from a 4th round overtime round. After 3 rounds the judges had this one a majority draw at 28-28, 28-28 and 30-26.
  - Justin Steckler, Fredericksburg, Virginia, USA, 5-2/0, 195, 5'11", 21, 2-19-83, Chris Manuel, (540) 899-6579 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Adams by unanimous decision 29-28, 29-28 & 29-28.
MTR Heavyweight 195.1 lbs. to 215 lbs.
1. CHAMPION: John Castle, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, 12-0/5, 210, 6'3", 33, 4-23-71, Self, (317) 955-7507 defeated
2. SECOND: Chuck Baxter, Dubuque, Iowa, USA, 3-4/1, 215, 31, 8-30-72, Dean Lessei, (319) 588-1012 by split decision 29-28, 28-29 & 29-28.
  - Yahosuah Yahudah, Athens, Georgia, USA, 15-6/5, 213, 5'9", 22, 3-3-82, Scott Hicks, (706) 254-3195. His trainer had called and said he was not going to make it, but said nothing of his fighters. IKF called him "3" times and left messages but no calls were returned.
FCR Super Heavyweight 215.1 lbs. and up.
1. CHAMPION: Michael Dean, Momence, Illinois, USA, 3-1/1, 285, 6'2", 34, 12-26-69, Rob Zbilski, (847) 426-8333
2. SECOND: Edward Robinson, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, 6-2/0, 256, 6'4", 33, 6-7-71, Craig Smith, (757) 491-1733
  - John Sosebee, Dalton, Georgia, USA, 9-4-2/3, 235, 6'4", 43, 7-18-60, Ben Kiker, (706) 226-3318 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Robinson by unanimous decision from a 4th round overtime round. After 3 rounds the judges had this one a split decision draw at 28-28, 28-27 and 27-29.
IR Super Heavyweight 215.1 lbs. and up.
1. CHAMPION: Rick Cheek, Santa Rosa, California, USA, 9-0/8, 265, 6'4", 10-4-77, Billy Olsen, (707) 479-2198 defeated
2. SECOND: Brian Wells, Cordova, Tennessee, USA, 0-1/0, 310, 6', 25, 6-19-79, Jeff Mullen, (901) 406-2460 by unanimous decision 30-27, 29-28 & 30-27.
  - Bernard Settle Jr., Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, USA, 0-1/0, 240, 6'1", 35, 6-5-69, Maurice Travis, 843 293 0461 lost his bout in the first round bracket to Cheek by TKO at 1:03 of round 2.

SATURDAY, August 14th, 2004, AT 1:15 AM, PT

Despite 'Charley'...
The 2004 IKF/TKO NAC Sets
NEW FIGHTER ATTENDANCE RECORD!

4:15 AM Orlando Florida, USA: Todays headline in the Orlando Sentinel reads "CHARLEY RIPS ACROSS FLORIDA". However, it seems it will take a lot more than a punch and a kick by some unknown fighter named Charley to hold back North America's Greatest Amateur Kickboxers!

Starting at 9:30 today, a record setting 217 (Revised today 8-14 when Indianapolis, Indiana Team showed up) Amateur Kickboxers (Breaking the previous record of 206 actual fighters who will fight during the tournament) will begin their quest to be called the "Best Amateur Kickboxer in North America" in the 2004 IKF/TKO North American Classic taking place at the dynamic Wyndham Palace Resort and Spa in the Walt Disney World Resort. The actual number that showed up though were 215 fighters. However opponents for both Adrian Turpin of Anderson South Carolina, USA and Charles Pemble Marquette, Michigan, USA failed to show leaving them with no bout.

Although other headlines will read things like 'Hurricane Charley Devastates Western Florida' all of us here had our attention on something more than an out of control Hurricane. One by one fighters registered and ALL MADE WEIGHT as they prepared for the event of the year. On Saturday there will be 66 full contact rules preliminary bouts and 27 Muay Thai and International Rules bouts. Come Championship Sunday a total of 60 IKF/TKO North American Champions will be crowned. Of them, 35 will be in the Full Contact Rules division while 25 will be under MuayThai and International Rules.

Some other stats to look at, only 1 Junior fighter failed to show at registrations, 4 Adult Women and 18 Adult Men. Of them, only *2 properly notified the IKF they would not be able to attend. Here below are the fighters who were "NO SHOWS" at the official Registrations & Weigh-Ins.

1 JUNIOR NO SHOW
1. David Saunders, Nashville, Tennessee
4 ADULT WOMEN NO SHOWS
1. Sonja Crader, Dalton, Georgia, USA
18 ADULT MEN NO SHOWS
1. David Lowrey, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA
2. Lonnie Bowen, Jacksonville, Florida, USA
3. Scott Mukaddam, Pompona, Beach, Florida, USA
4. Joseph Murdaugh, Gainsville, Georgia, USA
5. Rolando Luna, Dalton, Georgia, USA
6. Cole Miller, Centerville, Georgia, USA
7. Brian Robertson, Athens, Georgia, USA
8. Yahosuah Yahudah, Athens, Georgia, USA
9. Jonathan Courson, Athens, Georgia, USA
10. *Rob Graff, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
11. *Shale Lepage, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
12. Mike Fenerty, Houston, Texas, USA
13. Chris Clark, Mertal Beach, South Carolina, USA
14. Christian Morales, San Antonio, Texas, USA
15. John Taylor, Buffalo Grove, Illinois, USA
16. Glen Spencer Jr., Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

Well regardless of who didn't show, one things for certain... 213 of North America's Greatest Amateur Kickboxers will be "Walking The Walk" this weekend with a superior Team of Event Officials and Event Staff. Simply put, "There is going to be a PARTY at the Wyndham Palace Resort and Spa in the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando Florida, USA and too bad some of you couldn't make it...
Look for a late update tonight as well as a link to the IKF Radio/TV Broadcast of the days bouts on Internet Radio.

THURSDAY, August 12th, 2004, AT 10:00 AM, PT

STORMWATCH
FOR
THE CLASSIC!

IKF Orlando, Florida, USA - 1:00 Florida Time: Like many others, we here at the IKF Headquarters in Orlando Florida are watching the news in relation to the coming tropical storms very closely for this years 2004 IKF/TKO North American Classic here at the Wyndham Palace Resort and Spa in the Walt Disney World Resort. From what we are told, there is no real worry here in Orlando since we are so far inland. Yes, we "ARE" getting some big rain bursts but that's nothing new since it rains here in Orlando every day. However, no one we speak to around the city here and from what we see on the local news are too worried about any major weather problems. However, we will keep you posted as we are updated.

Even though Orlando Airport has told us today that they do not expect any flight delays, we want everyone to know that "IF" your flight is delayed due to storm related conditions here in Orlando, we will work with you and allow late registrations and weigh-ins. All we ask is that you call the hotel to inform us of your possible delay and direct your message to IKF Kickboxing.

Other than that, many of the fighters and trainers have already started to arrive here and as we have noted on the Message Board several times, we are here with all the awards and ready to "Walk The Walk" with everyone else. See you all soon.

PS: Full updates will be given daily on the IKF Classic Radio program on Saturday and Sunday nights. Look for the radio site (Which will be available in video streaming too) address to be posted sometime tomorrow.

MORE NEWS OF 8-12-04

IKF Pro World Title Bout
Added To Corley's
BATTLE OF ATLANTA

IKF Atlanta, Georgia, USA: IKF Promoter Joe Corley (Right) is ready to bring back some of the greatest memories of kickboxing. Corley will once again bring back PKA KICKBOXING, (Promotional company, not a sanctioning body) when he features the quest for the vacant IKF Pro Full Contact Rules Super Heavyweight World Title as part of his main event lineup for the famous BATTLE OF ATLANTA coming to Atlanta, Georgia, USA this September 10 & 11.

"Atlanta's Mark Selbee (6'4", 215 lbs. 20-0, 18 KO's and #1 World Heavyweight contender) will be facing Montreal's Raoul Doucet (6'5", 225 lbs. 14-2-1, 7 KO's and #1 World Super Heavyweight contender) for 12 rounds of PKA KICKBOXING to fill the vacant IKF World Super Heavyweight title", Master Corley explained.

" The Battle of Atlanta has been the breeding ground for many of our world's greatest champions, from Bill "Superfoot" Wallace to Joe Lewis and Jeff Smith", reported PKC (Professional Karate Commission) President Glenn Keeney (Left). The Battle has also been home of some of the most historic kickboxing matches of all time, from the first title defense of Corley vs. Wallace, Smith vs. Slocki, Rhome vs. Hefton, Theriault vs. Thurman and where Rick Roufus won his first world title.

"We are proud to be a part of Mr. Corley's event" Said IKF President Steve Fossum (Right). "For those who don't know, Mr. Corley brought kickboxing to TV in a big way. We first worked with him back in 1994 at Caesar's Tahoe in Nevada on a live Showtime PPV event. We co-sanctioned the event that featured Rick Roufus and Juan Torres fighting for World Titles. The event also had Dennis Alexio on it. We look forward to supporting 'ANY' plans he has with the sport."

Atlanta's Mark Selbee and Canadian Raoul Doucet should make for this same kind of excitement. With 450 pounds of black belt intensity, 37 wins and 25 knockouts between them, it should be a BATTLE OF ATLANTA classic knockout event! "This matchup is part of a double main event the other half of which features Corley's PKA WORLD POINT FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP.

"NASKA has now rated the top ten Point Karate fighters in the country based on their head-to-head results over the past year(s), and they are every bit as dynamic as their predecessors of yesteryear. They will be joined by 6 Battle of Atlanta champions and fight down this night to the BEST OF THE BEST!" explained Corley.

Speaking of the BEST, Atlanta's travel expert Lynn Gregory suggests that you go to www.airtran.com and www.delta.com for the best airfares available. "It's a great one day sale, with fares as low as $49", she reports. "Check it out and make your reservations for special Battle hotel rates as well on line at the Battle site (look under Quick Facts and save BIG $$ per night at Hyatt Regency Atlanta)." For more info on this event please call (770) 998-4610 or E-mail Mr. Corley at pkajoecor@aol.com

MONDAY, August 9th, 2004, AT 8:00 PM, PT

Kickboxing Fight Night
In Cicero, Illinois, USA

Even though Bob Schirmer is new to the IKF, he's not new to putting on a great night of Kickboxing. On Saturday August 7th, Schirmer and COMBAT-DO put on their second IKF Sanctioned Kickboxing Show in Cicero Illinois. There were 13 high impact fights on the card with the headliner being an outstanding heavyweight bout. Below are the results from Saturdays.

MUAYTHAI
Jorge Saldana (1-0-0) defeated Kyle Weickhardt (2-0-0) by split decision.
Full Contact Rules
John Manos (0-0-0) defeated Josh Hernandez (0-1-0) by unanimous decision.
Full Contact Rules
Ceasar Ordonez (0-0-0) defeated Reuben Sapaula (0-0-0) by TKO when referee Scott Fischer stopped the fight at 1:18 into the second round.
Full Contact Rules
Mario Lozano (0-0-0) defeated Ian Lue (0-0-0) by unanimous decision.
Full Contact Rules
John Taylor (4-0-0-2) defeated Chris Huberts (1-0-0) by unanimous decision.
Full Contact Rules
Carlos Hernandez Jr. (0-1-0) and John Morrow (0-1-0) fought to a NO Contest after Hernandez was accidentally elbowed (spinning elbow) in the nose and couldn't continue. This bout will go under review by the IKF and Hernandez could possibly be awarded a win due to the elbow foul by Morrow.
Full Contact Rules
Genero Sanchez (0-0-0) defeated Alejandro Aerguvo (0-0-0) by TKO when referee Scott Fischer stopped the fight at 1:40 into the second round.
Full Contact Rules
Jackson Aren (2-0-0) defeated Christian Picardo (0-0-0) by unanimous decision.
Full Contact Rules
Carlos Hernandez (1-0-0) defeated Pedro Juarez (0-0-0) by TKO when referee Scott Fischer stopped the fight at 1:15 into the 1st round.
Full Contact Rules
Hiram Harris (1-0-0-1) defeated Daniel Arvizv (1-0-0) by TKO when referee Scott Fischer stopped the fight at 1:58 into the first round.
Full Contact Rules
Maribel Vega (0-0-0) defeated Julia Harvey (8-2-0-3) by unanimous decision.
Full Contact Rules
Jorge Soto (3-0-0) defeated Armando Lopez (3-0-0) by unanimous decision.
Martin Bartosuk (1-0-0) defeated Angelo Rivera Sr. (8-3-0-4) by unanimous decision.

"We're looking forward to the next round of Bob's fights in November!" Said IKF Referee Scott Fischer." For more info please contact Mr. Bob Schirmer at (708) 222-8100 or by e-mail at bob@combat-do.com The IKF Representative for this event was Rob Zbilski and the referee was Scott Fischer.

SATURDAY, August 7th, 2004, AT 11:10 AM, PT

Schirmer Set To Kick Up
CHICAGO!

IKF Chicago, Illinois: IKF Promoter Bob Schirmer (R) and his All American Academy of Martial Arts Team are all set to host his second IKF Sanctioned event tonight at the Cicero Stadium located in Chicago, Illinois, USA. Although none of tonights fighters are registered to go to the 2004 Classic Schirmer has the card packed with plenty of Amateur Action where IKF referee Scott Fischer will be sharpening his touch preparing for next weekends 2004 IKF/TKO North American Classic in Orlando as the head referee on Schirmer's event. "Bob has been really doing a great job supporting kickboxing in Chicago and will be bringing a large group to the Nationals." Said Fischer.

Schirmer has been involved in the martial arts for over 30 years. He has been competitive since 1966 in the arts of Boxing, Wrestling and Judo. He also started competition in Tae Kwon Do and stand-up fighting in 1972. Having fought in Europe Abu Dhabi, Southeast Asia, Japan and China. He has won countless tournaments in many various arts. In March 2003, at age forty seven, he fought in the submission world championships against competitors half his age in the pro division and remained very competitive. He has won two world titles in Jiu-Jitsu and twelve national titles in several other arts. He is currently ranked 6th degree in Judo and Jiu-Jitsu and is the founder of Combat-Do, an art combines Boxing, Wrestling, Muay Thai, Judo and Jiu-Jitsu using scientific principles. For more info please contact Mr. Bob Schirmer at (708) 222-8100 or by e-mail at bob@combat-do.com

MORE NEWS OF 8-7-04

FYI In Regards To The 2004 NAC Hotel
How would you all like to have
FREE LONG DISTANCE... FOR FREE?

No Gimmic here gang. Since it is mandatory for all fighters coming to this years 2004 IKF/TKO North American Classic to stay in the host hotel, the Wyndham Palace Resort and Spa in the Walt Disney World Resort, check out what you can do. If you take a few moments now to join the Wyndham By Request club you may be surprised what you get in return.

FREE local and long distance calls from your hotel room! Yes, FREE!
Personalized room;
- Wyndham will customize your room to the selections on your Wyndham ByRequest member profile prior to your arrival. Simply provide your member number at the time of reservation. Welcome amenity will be placed in your room at no additional charge. The more you stay at Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, the better it gets. Benefits include for FREE:
  - Room location, by elevator, away from elevator, up high, etc.
  - Pillow type - foam or feather
  - FREE Newspaper choice (USA Today®*, and a Wall Street Journal* or local paper)
  - One FREE welcome snack in your room when you arrive.
  - One FREE welcome beverage in your room when you arrive.
  - FREE Extras in your room (coffee, towels, pillows, blankets)
FREE high-speed Internet access.
Express check-in and late check-out, which is a special line at the registration desk.
Earn 500 miles at any rate on your choice of nine frequent flyer mileage partners
FREE copies
FREE domestic faxes

Here is the deal though, you need to register for your membership BEFORE you arrive in Orlando. Again, this is a free service we thought you might be interested in.

MORE NEWS OF 8-7-04

Another Reminder For
JUNIOR FIGHTERS
Coming To
THE CLASSIC!

This is A FINAL reminder for all Junior age fighters and their parents and trainers coming to the IKF/TKO North American Classic in August in Orlando, Florida. As in the past, "ALL" JUNIOR Division fighters (Ages 8-17) are required to bring a COPY of their birth certificate or a STATE PHOTO ID to be shown to the IKF Registration staff at Friday's Registration to CONFIRM their age. A "Copy" of a Junior age fighters birth certificate will be accepted, a "State Photo ID" would of course be much better and greatly appreciated by those providing them.
As brought up recently on the Message Board: As for the worry of someone making changes to their child's/students birth certificate just so their child/fighter could fight younger, less experienced fighters is simply the lowest thing we can imagine. We can only hope here, in the IKF that no parent or trainer would stoop so low. We can only hope that "HONOR AND HONESTY" are still apart of our sport.

If they do not have a birth certificate or other form of LEGAL ID stating their legal age at registration and we cannot confirm their LEGAL age by any LEGAL document, they will be dropped from the Tournament.
PLEASE DO NOT ASK FOR EXCEPTIONS TO THIS RULE
AND PLEASE PASS THIS INFO AROUND.
Sincerely IKF Headquarters

MORE NEWS OF 8-7-04

A Final Look At The Numbers
For The 2004 IKF/TKO
North American Classic!

Here below is a final look at the Numbers for the 2004 IKF/TKO North American Classic Tournament before we depart for Orlando tomorrow on Sunday, August 8th. Remember, the "ATTENDING" record is 207. So we would need to lose a lot of fighters between now and weigh-ins to not break that record which was set in 2002 in Kansas City.

For those who have had to make the decision to pull out, please don't feel like you have to apologize to us here at the IKF. Please save your apologies for your opponents in your divisions. Some have suggested certain fighters have pulled out of the event to hurt the IKF. Hey, here's a 411 for those thinking this... "You are not hurting us any, you are only hurting yourself and the fighters in your bracket!" You see, we plan to be in Orlando this next weekend with a lot of fighters and trainers who will be "Walking The Walk" for the Sport of KICKBOXING! We will be there whether there is one bout or 181. We will have with us 62, 2004 IKF/TKO North American Classic Title Belts to award to 62 North American Champions. These Belts are done, packed and ready to go to Orlando along with the medals, certificates and much more!

This event is much bigger than the letters IKF. This event represents the "SPORT of Kickboxing!" If anything, we feel sorry for those who cannot make it to the event because we have seen what you will be missing out on. We have seen it for the last 5 years and each year it keeps getting better and better for everyone. So if you can't make it to "The Classic", take a moment to explain yourself to those in your division, maybe even use the Message Board. Some won't be there because we had no match for them while some had other personal things that got in the way. Regardless, don't just "NO SHOW" without explaining yourself to others. The Message Board. is a great place for this, make use of it the best you can.
In closing... We feel sorry for all of those who won't be at the Classic this next weekend because they are going to miss the Greatest Amateur Kickboxing Event of the year. We plan to be there no matter what, and we hope to see you there too!

STAT	2003	August 7th, 2004 RED INDICATES NEW OR CURRENT RECORD	PAST RECORDS
Total Registered Fighters	242	258	265/2001/Kansas City
Final Number Of Fighters Who Actually "FOUGHT" On Event	200	245 As Of Today	207 /2001/Kansas City
Number Of Bouts Fought	146	181 Scheduled	146 /2003/Iowa
Total Title Bouts Fought	54	62 Scheduled	61 /2002/Iowa
Junior Boys	58	67	58 /2003/Iowa
Junior Boys Full Contact	37	52	45 /2002/Iowa
Junior Boys International	13	15	13 /2003/Iowa
Junior Boys MuayThai	0	0	5/2000/Iowa & 2001/Kansas City
Junior Girls	26	28	26 /2003/Iowa
Junior Girls Full Contact	13	14	16/2002/Iowa
Junior Girls International	10	14	10 /2003/Iowa
Junior Girls MuayThai	0	0	1/1999/Iowa
Adult Men Fighters	100	115	115/2001/Kansas City
Adult Men Full Contact	43	59	65/2001/Kansas City
Adult Men International	36	25	36/2003/Iowa
Adult Men MuayThai	21	32	30/2001/Kansas City
Adult Women Fighters	27	35	34 /2001/Kansas City
Adult Women Full Contact	19	21	28 /2002/Iowa
Adult Women International	4	6	13 /2001/Kansas City
Adult Women MuayThai	4	8	13 /2001/Kansas City

FRIDAY, August 6th, 2004, AT 11:50 AM, PT

Changes & Reminders For
THE SHOW!

Time is ticking everyone and it will soon be GO TIME for
"THE SHOW!"
Here are some CHANGES and REMINDERS for this years
2004 IKF/TKO North American Classic in Orlando Florida.

WEIGH-IN & REGISTRATION
START TIME HAS CHANGED!
2:30 PM - 7:PM
The beginning of weigh-ins was originally scheduled for 12 noon however, due to some circumstances the start time for the official weigh-ins and fighter/trainer registrations will begin at 2:30. So, don't expect to come weigh-in and register at 12 noon. We will be setting up the venue at 12 noon - 2:00. We will see you at 2:30. IKF World Ambassador Brooks Mason (R) will weigh-in all fighters. Oh and for those who care to lend a hand, we will greatly appreciate all the help we can get. To read more in regards to the event weigh-ins CLICK HERE.
Upon completion of your registration and making your weight you will be given your Official Fighter Pass. DO NOT LOSE THIS PASS! To read more about the passes, CLICK HERE.

RULES & WELCOME MEETING
7:05 PM - 7:50 PM:
Immediately following the weigh-ins and fighter registrations will be the MANDATORY Fighter/Trainer Rules & Welcome Meeting. This will begin at approximately 7:05 PM and will take place at the end of the Empire Ballroom. Speakers will be using the ring without the ropes on it as the stage so everyone can easily see them. We need to STRESS that this meeting is MANDATORY for ALL Fighters, Trainers & Event Officials. Those not in attendance will be DROPPED from the event unless they have made other arrangements with us here at IKF Headquarters.

EVENT OFFICIALS MEETING
8:15 PM - 9:30 PM:
ALL Event Officials and any fighter, or trainer with an official 2004 event pass are welcome to attend the event Officials Seminar following the Rules & Welcome Meeting. This Seminar/Meeting will review all scoring and rules with those in attendance to assure all are up to date and ready for the event. The most important message we have for all of our event officials is to "Stay Focused on each and every 'MOMENT' of fighting. To us, we will see over 150 bouts, but to each fighter and trainer, only ONE counts." If you wish to attend this meeting you will need to request invitation at fighter registration with Mr. Dan Stell. This meeting will be run by IKF Head of Officials Dan Stell, IKF Chief Official Mike Storm and IKF world Ambassador Brooks Mason. This meeting will take place in the West Minister Room which is outside the Empire Ballroom

AIRPORT SHUTTLE
COUPON
For those using "MEARS TRANSPORTATION" Airport Shuttle, you need to have a coupon for the $5.00 off per person. MEARS has given us a coupon for the event and you can attain one by printing them off. To go to this coupon page CLICK HERE

FIGHTER PHOTOS
If by the end of today you still have a "NEED PHOTO" in RED listed by your name on your fighter registration page (Men, Women, Juniors) you will be paying for your photo to be put on your Fighter Pass. If you have a "Passport Size" headshot, already cut at about 1 & 1/4 inches in size, you will pay $10.00. If we have to take your photo, your pass will cost you $15.00.

COACHES - CORNERMEN
HEADSHOT PHOTO
Like every year, there are a lot of people who try to sneak into these events claiming to be assistant trainers etc. etc. For this reason we charge for an Official IKF Finals Tournament Event Cornerman/Trainers Badge. The other reason for this is to police each fighters corner so that only Registered Cornermen and Trainers are in each fighters corner in the ring area. Only registered cornermen will be allowed into each fighters corner and in the ring area (The PIT!) as well as the locker room area. The cost of each Official IKF/TKO North American Classic Event Cornerman/Trainers Badge for the entire weekend is $10.00 and you MUST HAVE A HEADSHOT PHOTO OF YOURSELF no larger than 2 inches X 2 inches. If we have to take your picture for your badge the fee will be $15.00. Cornermen and Trainers will register on Friday during the hours of 2:30 PM and 7:PM with all the fighters in the Empire Ballroom. For Badge info CLICK HERE.

EQUIPMENT
TKO Sports is the Official Main Event Sponsor of the 2004 IKF/TKO North American Classic. TKO is also the Official Sponsor of Golden Gloves Boxing. TKO has provided us once again with all the fight gloves for the Tournament. TKO has also provided headgear and shin pads for fighters to use that do not have these items. This is an IKF Sanctioned event which means ALL Amateur Fighters wear headgear and since this is an amateur event, ALL the fighters will be wearing headgear.

HEADGEAR: Please keep watch of the "Style" of headgear some fighters have been wearing in Amateur competition. As many here know, it is illegal for an IKF Amateur fighter to use any "Training" style headgear. This has always been described as headgear with a jaw bar across the front of the jaw. However, there are other headgears that are NOT allowed in IKF Amateur competition. Headgear that are sold with the word "Training" in there title are not legal "Competition" headgear for IKF Amateur Kickboxing. (Just like they are not allowed in USA Amateur Boxing) The issue with "TRAINING" Headgears is that they usually have the large ear padding or the jaw bars. When you look at the LEGAL Competition Headgear you will notice there is no Jaw Bar and the Ears are far less padded. Training Headgear range between 16 - 18 ounces depending on the size while Competition headgear is 10 ounces.
Here are some photos of both styles.

NOT COMPETITION LEGAL Training Headgear	LEGAL COMPETITION Headgear
Traditional Training Headgear Cleto Reyes Protector Title Platinum Training Headgear Full Face Training Headgear Mexican Style Training Headgear Air Max Training Headgear Face Protector Training Headgear Cage Facesaver Training Headgear	LEGAL Competition Headgear LEGAL Competition Headgear LEGAL Competition Headgear LEGAL Competition Headgear LEGAL Competition Headgear LEGAL Competition Headgear LEGAL Competition Headgear LEGAL Competition Headgear

FIGHTERS MUST HAVE
All Fighters must provide their own Mouthpiece, Handwraps, Groin or Pelvic Protector & Shin Pads. Shin pads should be taped with "WHITE" athletic tape ONLY over their straps to secure their fit. All Full Contact Rules fighters must have their own foot boots that completely cover the heel and cover over the top of ALL of their toes and are taped with "WHITE" athletic tape ONLY to secure them to their feet.

IKF HOSPITALITY SUITE
Like every year, IKF World Ambassador Brooks Mason (R) hosts several private and public meetings in the official IKF Hospitality Suite. This year Mr. Mason will be in the Hotel's Townhouse Suite located on the lobby level of the Hotel. To find out when Mr. Mason's doors will be open please get in touch with him during the event.

This should cover the basics for everyone as of now.
Look for more updates as we get closer to event time.

OUT OF OFFICE
We need to remind you all, don't bother calling the IKF Headquarters after tomorrow (Saturday, August 7th). We will all be leaving for Orlando on Sunday afternoon and arriving there Wednesday so we won't get any phone messages after Sunday until we return to the IKF Headquarters on August 30th. So if you need any assistance, please e-mail us at main@ikfkickboxing.com

WEDNESDAY, August 4th, 2004, AT 11: 55 PM, PT

POWERHOUSE
DESTROY'S The CANNON
While Montano Takes Home The IKF Gold!

IKF Phoenix, Arizona, USA:
This time the fight at the Rodeo Nights night club in Phoenix, Arizona went off. But not without more problems. Last week certain fighters didn't make weight and the power went out, and this week fighters pulled off the card at the last minute. We would like to thank the fighters from the Hard Knocks Gym for coming to help out their trainer Clement Vierra in time of need. These fighters have not been training for at least a year and a half but they stepped into to the ring to help out the event. These individuals included,

Josh Pickthall was going to fight Shane Brenner from Camp Verde, Arizona, but the promoter was called at 4:PM and was told that Shane injured his ankle just this last weekend playing basketball, so he could not take the fight. The obvious question here is "Why wait until only three hours before the fight to make such a call?" So on last minute notice, Arturo Ortega from the Hard Knocks Gym who had not been Kickboxing for two years, took an exhibition match with Pickthall.

Efrem Martinez had two fighters pull out on him, however Daniel Baxter step into the ring after not training for a year and a half to do another exhibition match.

Richie Hightower was going to fight Steve Steinbeiss from ACS but he pulled out for unknown reasons. Todd Whitmoyer jumped in after not training for a year and a half to help out the event. All three exhibition matches had the fans on their feet the whole time. Thanks guy's for a great Show.

Multi time IKF National Amateur Tournament Champion Alyssa De Fazio came to help also, by doing a Boxing exhibition match with Linda Soto. It was a great match and Alyssa looked outstanding as always. They also had three other boxing exhibition matches. Now on to the fights that counted.

The semi main event was for the IKF Light Heavyweight IR Arizona State Title with Christopher Terry Vs. Oscar Montano. It started out fast and furious with Terry coming out hard and hurting Montano with a combo, but Montano showed us why he was the National Champion. He came right back and landed a combo of punches and a right roundhouse kick to the head of Terry and down he went! But Terry got up at the count of seven and the round ended. That was the beginning of the end for Terry. He tried to come back hard in round 2, but Montano would just pick up the pace more and Terry went down again in the second round too.

The third round Montano ended the fight for Terry with a combo of punches and kicks and down Terry went with his corner stopping the fight. Terry wanted to go on, but his corner said No. So the New IKF Pro IR Arizona State Light Heavyweight Champion is Oscar Montano.

Now to our Main event with IKF Light Middleweight World Champion Anthony Powerhouse Bartinelli Vs. Shannon The Cannon Ritch. The Cannon came out hard after the Powerhouse with some hard kick to the head and some jumping Right hands to Bartinelli. But Bartinelli took his time and shot down the ring on the Ritch and hit him with some combo's, then hit the Cannon with a right uppercut and straight right hand and down went the Cannon. Ritch got up at the count of eight but was doing the wave on the ropes and the referee stop the fight at 1:32 of the 1st round. It looked like the uppercut broke the Cannon's nose. So the Powerhouse moves his record to 12 - 0 with 11 KO's. Bartinelli said after the fight, "It felt great being back in the Kickboxing ring and I'm looking forward to another World Title Fight." For more info please contact Mr. Clement Vierra at (602) 722-3216 or by e-mail at HARDKNOCKSGYM@aol.com

MONDAY, August 2nd, 2004, AT 9:00 PM, PT

Lets Try This AGAIN...
"POWERHOUSE"
Is Back In The Ring While
Terry & Montano Go For IKF Gold!

Shannon Ritch

Phoenix, Arizona, USA:
As many here know, this event was originally scheduled for "LAST" Tuesday night. However a power outage in Phoenix at The Rodeo Nights Night Club put a sudden halt to the event. So... Lets try it again...

Maybe last weeks power outage was a hidden blessing because there seemed to be some problems with some fighters making weight last week. IKF FCR Light Middleweight World Champion Anthony "Powerhouse" Bartinelli (Left) was scheduled for a 10 round non title bout against Rochester, New York' Keith Nesbitt. However Nesbitt couldn't make his contracted weight for the fight. He wasn't over weight, he was "Under" weight by about 10 lbs. only weighing in at 150 lbs. to Bartinelli's 168. Due to this their bout was going to only be a 3 round exhibition, which of course never took place due to the power outage.

IKF Promoter Clement Vierra had no plans of flying Nesbitt in again so he matched Bartinelli up with Arizona's Shannon Ritch (Left) instead. Although Ritch is mainly known as a mixed martial arts fighter he has unsuccessfully tried his hand in stand-up kickboxing too. This year Ritch has had 10 MMA fights and been successful, winning 8 of them, one by a kick KO. Bartinelli has not kickboxed for a long time so he may not be as explosive with his feet as usual since he has focused a lot on boxing.

Another failure of last weeks event was that Pro kickboxer James Martinez out of New Mexico did not make his weight either. Martinez was suppose to fight Jason Cleveland from Rick Roufus Kickboxing Gym but that bout was scratched too. As of press time tonight it was unknown if Jason Cleveland had a scheduled bout. So, we now move ahead to this weeks action.

Lets not forget the nights IKF Pro Title bout here! The vacant IKF IR Light Heavyweight Arizona State Title will still match up Christopher Terry of Phoenix, Arizona, USA, (10-3/7) Vs. Oscar Montano of Surprise, Arizona, USA(10-5/4). This is assured to be a Great match up.

From our understanding there will still be four amateur kickboxing matches:
Efrem Martinez (Roufus Kickboxing) Vs. Dannis Marquez (Winklejohn Kickboxing)

Richie Hightower (Roufus Kickboxing) Vs. Steve Steinbeiss (ACS)

Josh Pickthall (Roufus Kickboxing) Vs. Shane Brenner (Golden Cobra Kickboxing)

Abu Marshall (Roufus Kickboxing) Vs. TBA

For more info such as ticket outlets please contact Mr. Vierra at (602) 722-3216 or by e-mail at HARDKNOCKSGYM@aol.com

MORE NEWS OF 8-2-04

As we noted Saturday, July 31st, "With the exception of a few possible lost registrations in the mail" here are the current numbers for the 2004 IKF North American Classic Tournament! Monday, August 2nd 2003 Numbers Taken Form Tournament FACTS & STATS Page
STAT	2003	August 2nd 2004 RED INDICATES NEW OR CURRENT RECORD	PAST RECORDS
Total Registered Fighters	242	252	265/2001/Kansas City
Final Number Of Fighters Who Actually "FOUGHT" On Event	200	Unknown	207 /2001/Kansas City
Number Of Bouts Fought	146	184	146 /2003/Iowa
Total Title Bouts Fought	54	62	61 /2002/Iowa
Junior Boys	58	71	58 /2003/Iowa
Junior Boys Full Contact	37	53	45 /2002/Iowa
Junior Boys International	13	17	13 /2003/Iowa
Junior Boys MuayThai	0	1	5/2000/Iowa & 2001/Kansas City
Junior Girls	26	27	26 /2003/Iowa
Junior Girls Full Contact	13	13	16/2002/Iowa
Junior Girls International	10	14	10 /2003/Iowa
Junior Girls MuayThai	0	0	1/1999/Iowa
Adult Men Fighters	100	119	115/2001/Kansas City
Adult Men Full Contact	43	60	65/2001/Kansas City
Adult Men International	36	26	36/2003/Iowa
Adult Men MuayThai	21	33	30/2001/Kansas City
Adult Women Fighters	27	35	34 /2001/Kansas City
Adult Women Full Contact	19	21	28 /2002/Iowa
Adult Women International	4	6	13 /2001/Kansas City
Adult Women MuayThai	4	8	13 /2001/Kansas City

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