TUESDAY, June 28th, 2005, AT 6:10 PM, PT

IKF Adds A Lower Weightclass For
Adult Women
At The 2005 IKF NAC Tournament

Due to the many requests for a lower weightclass for the Adult Women's division, the IKF has added an 8th weight division for them. Previously the lowest weight class for Adult Women at this years 2005 IKF NAC Championship Tournament was 121 lbs and below.

However, now there is a new division that is 112 lbs and below, which makes the next division (Bantamweight) go from 112.1 to 121 lbs. Here are the 8 woman's weight divisions below for the 2005 IKF NAC Championship Tournament in August below.

1. Flyweight: 112 lbs. & Below - 50.90 kg & Below
2. Bantamweight: 112.1 - 121 lbs. - 50.91 kg - 55kg
3. Lightweight: 121.1 lbs. - 132 lbs. - 55.04 kg - 60 kg
4. Super Lightweight: 132.1 lbs. - 137 lbs. - 60.01 kg - 62.27 kg
5. Light Welterweight: 137.1 lbs. - 142 lbs. - 62.31 kg - 64.54 kg
6. Welterweight: 142.1 lbs. - 150 lbs. - 64.59 kg - 68.18 kg
7. Light Middleweight: 150.1 lbs. - 160 lbs. - 68.18kg - 72.72 kg
8. Middleweight: 160.1 lbs. - 170 MAX - 72.73 kg. to 77.27 kg. MAX

MORE NEWS OF 6-28-05

Gates & Biggerstaff
Florida Vs Illinois



The First Match-Up For The
2005 IKF NAC Championship Tournament
In Orlando This August!

With the first registration deadline for this years 2005 IKF NAC Championship Tournament coming up on July 22nd, there are currently 8 Registered Fighters. Not to worry though if this number sounds low. Last year, only 18 days prior to the first Registration Deadline of July 16th, we only had 16 fighters registered to "Walk the Walk" at the 2004 IKF/TKO NAC Championship Tournament.

By final registration deadline last year, 257 fighters had registered. In Orlando, on Friday night, a record setting 220 fighters (Breaking the old record of 207 set in 2001) checked-in to fight, despite the warning of, and of course, the landing of Hurricane Charley on that very night. Another record was set for the total number of bouts fought over the weekend. In all, the new record set last year was 150 bouts (146 was the old record set in 2003) that were fought, all in quest for one of the 62, IKF North American Classic Championship Belts that were awarded. (To see these numbers and other past Tournament Stats Click Here.)

Every year we like to point out who was "First" in various categories. For tonight's news, we will focus on the first match-up in the title hunt. This first of many match-ups (Not meaning it will be the first bout of the Tournament, just the first confirmed here) will be in the Adult Men's Full Contact Rules Division, the Super Middleweight (165.1 lbs to 172 lbs. - 75.1 kg - 78.2 kg) division to be exact. The tale of the tape as of press time reads;

UPDATED/REVISED 6-29-05
In the Preliminary round of the Adult Super Middleweight division at the IKF North Central Regional, Scott Biggerstaff defeated Rene Bahena by unanimous decision. In the final, Biggerstaff defeated Blake Huffman by TKO at 53 Seconds into the 1st Round. This gave Biggerstaff two regional seeding bout wins which will help him greatly in his seeding for the finals in Orlando.

In the final of the Adult Super Middleweight division at the IKF South East Regional, J. R. Gates defeated Andrew Kloster by TKO at South East Regional.

Depending on who else registers into their division, these two may never meet up. However, as for now, they make up the first bout of this years 2005 IKF NAC Championship Tournament in Orlando Florida on August 19th, 20th & 21st. As the saying goes for the rest of you, "You can't be first, but you can be NEXT!" So, with that being said... "Who's NEXT" to "Walk The Walk" and "Bring It ON!"

MONDAY, June 27th, 2005, AT 11:10 PM, PT

The WALK Begins In Virginia
By IKF Event Representative Ronnie Copeland

IKF Virginia, USA
IKF Promoters Craig Smith, Clark Walters, and Frank Cucci did an excellent job with this years IKF Central East Regional Tournament. There were so many fighters it was like a mini North American Tournament in a long, action packed day of kickboxing. The official number of fighters who actually fought was 95, which broke the record for the number of fighters at a regional tournament that was set last year by Craig Smith and Tommy Poey.

For years this region has been a hotbed for kickboxing action. Looking back to the 80's with promoters like John Ormsby and Bill McDonald and fighters from the region such as Curtis "The Explosive Thin Man" Bush, Dale "Sunshine" Frye, Demitrius "Oak Tree" Edwards, Jeff "DC Bomber" Smith, Curtis "Cowboy" Crandell, Ronnie Weaver, Willie Lopez, and the names go on and on.

After the great depression of kickboxing ( the 90's ) things are making a turn around. The fights were great from the beginner to the experienced fighters. Traditionally the area has been known for it's great American-Full Contact rules fighters. This past weekend I saw some awesome International Rules action though along with the always popular, Full Contact Rules. Frank Cucci is the man to thank for that. There were 117 registered fighters total. Out of those, 95 showed up to "Walk the Walk". Looking back it was a long day and things have somewhat become blurred in my mind. The Walkover champions are as follows:

• Women's Full Contact Rules Walkover Champions
  • Katie Davis, 146 lbs, advances to the North American Tournament in the Welterweight: 142.1 lbs. - 147 lbs. division
  • Tricia Koehler, 127 lbs, advances in the Featherweight: 122.1 lbs. - 127 lbs. 55.50 kg - 57.72 kg division.
  • Maria Snyder, 121 lbs, Women's Bantamweight: 117.1 lbs. - 122 lbs. 53.22 kg - 55.45 kg
    
    
• Mens's International Rules Walkover Champions
  • Ron Hilton, 270 lbs, Super Heavyweight: 215.1 lbs. & Above
    
    
• Full Contact Rules walkover Champions
  • Steve Mann, 160 lbs, Middleweight 159.1 lbs. - 165 lbs.
  • Mike Decker, 187 lbs, Cruiserweight 186.1 lbs. - 195 lbs.
    
    
• Muay Thai Rules Walkover Champion
  • Glen Spencer, 183, Cruiserweight 180.1 lbs. - 190 lbs.
    
    
• Jr. Girls Full Contact Rules Walkover Champions
  • Ariel Price, 97.5, Junior Heavyweight: 95.1-100 lbs.
  • Angelique Talley, 76 lbs, Junior Middleweight: 75.1-80 lbs.
  • Mallory Martinez, 96 lbs, Junior Cruiserweight: 90.1-95 lbs
    
    
• Junior Girls International Rules
  • Hayden Kosloski, 102 lbs, Straw-weight 100.1 - 106 lbs
    
    
• Junior Girls Full Contact Rules
  • Dean Lavin, 147 lbs
    
    
• Junior Boys Full Contact Rules
  • Justin Scoggins, 97 lbs, Junior Heavyweight: 95.1-100 lbs.
  • Roger Belch, 83 lbs, Junior Light Heavyweight: 80.1 lbs. - 85 lbs.
  • Michael Davenport, 163 lbs, Middleweight 159.1 - 165 lbs. - AGES 14-15
  • Kevin Dudza, Super Welterweight 147.1 lbs - 153 lbs. AGES 14-15: 147 lbs.
    
    

We started the fights at 9:AM with the Children's divisions. They all fought like little adults and with all of the talent displayed by these youngsters it looks like the next generation of kickboxing is going to be a smoking crew. Since the tournament was so large I am going to list the fights and the result sorted by daytime and night time fights, but not in the actual order of the fights. Also due to the size of the event I will not be able to give the blow by blow on each fight. Even though I watched every fight I just can't remember all the details of the GREAT ACTION I witnessed on this day!

1. Jabarri Rasheed from Durham School of kickboxing defeats Charles Walton of Team Linxx by TKO in Round 3 in the Age 11-12 Boys Jr. INTERNATIONAL RULES 80-85lb Division
   
   
2. Brandon Valdez from Team Smith defeats Johnny Deincourt from Team Linxx By decision in the prelims of the Jr. Boys 90-95lb 10-11 yr old Full Contact Rules Divsion.
   
   
3. After a first round 'by' Jamaal Rasheed advances to the finals and defeats Brandon Valdez by first round TKO.
   
   
4. Christopher Meeks of Team Smith defeats Jeremy Rodriguez of Team Copeland in a 3 round decision in the Boys Jr. 112-117 lb 13-14 yrs division.
   
   
5. Denny Long Jr. of Team Linxx defeats Hector Soto of Team Smith by unanimous decision in the Jr. Boys Full Contact, 12-13 yrs Division.
   
   
6. James Martinez of team Poey defeats Mason Vensland of Team Smith by unanimous decision in the Boys Jr. FCR Novice Division.
   
   
7. Thoms O'Grady of Team Kardio Kick defeats Paul Burdette of Team Smith by unanimous decision in the Boys Jr. FCR 14-15 yrs Novice division.
   
   
8. Tyer Price of Team Sportslex defeats Shawn Moore in the 2nd round by TKO in the JR. boys FCR 12-13 yr old division.
   
   
9. Logan Howard of Team Spotrtsplex defeats Sam Eberhardt of Team Blackhawk by unanimous decision in the boys JR. FCR 60-65 Novice Division.
   
   
10. Marshall Hobbs of Team Sportsplex got a 'by' in the first round and met Logan Howard of Team Sportslex in the finals of the Jr. Boys 8-9 yr old FCR 60-65-lbs Novice division. Howard defeated Hobbs by unanimous Decision.
    
    
11. Tanner Elliot of Team Linxx defeats Jonathan Haygood and advances to the finals of the Jr. Boys FCR Novice 55-60lb Division.
    
    
12. David Cyanar Jr. of Team Blackhawk defeats Tanner Elliott by second round TKO to win the 55-60 lb Jr. Boys Novice FCR Division.
    
    
13. Tom Clough of Team Copeland defeats Jeff Lavin of Team Manuel by unanimous decision after a kickboxing war.
    
    
14. Steven Bunnel of Team Smith defeats Tom Clough in a three round decision where all three of the judges saw it the same 29-28 in favor of Bunnel.
    
    
15. The first Night time bout was Nelson Lebron Vs. Deejay Jones. Both of these guys fought hard with the classic puncher vs. kicker match up. After a hard fought three rounds Jones got the judges nod over Lebron in a 3 round split decision. Judges Ron Chewning and Roger Dabney scored the fight in the favor of Jones and the third judge, James Gamble saw the fight in Lebron's favor.
    • ( This Bout is under protest by the Lebron Camp - But as of this posting, no official protest has been filed with the IKF).
      
      
16. Shalynn Atkins and Leah Cort both of Team Smith fought a toe to toe battle. These Girls looked like Rockem Sockem Robots. Both fighters took a standing "8" during the fight and at the end of 3 rounds the judges could not call a winner. The fight was a draw. The doctor at ringside advised against a 4th round so it stands as a Draw. (Junior Girls - 87.1 -95.0)
    
    
17. Michael Bernard of Durham Kickboxing defeats Chris Hedio of West Virginia by first round TKO in the 153-159lb, Adult International Rule Novice Division.
    
    
18. Selen Strickler of Team Thomas defeated Tara Smith of Team Warriors by majority decision in the Female Adult 155-160 Full Contact Rules Division.
    
    
19. Jonathan Riffey of Team Copeland defeated Nathan Purser of Team Wyatt by first round KO in the Adult FCR Novice, 179-186lb division.
    
    
20. Gabriel Goldman of Team Church defeated Cory Gordon of Team Darkside by TKO in the first round in the International Rules 159-165 Novice Division.
    
    
21. Scott Turner of United Arts Training Center defeated Kevin Forant of Team Wyatt in the FCR Novice 172-179lb division.
    
    
22. FCR Novice 165-172 lb Division.
    • Carlos Torres of Team Copeland defeated Ricky Peterson by unanimous decision in the FCR Novice 165-172lb division.
    • Will Fagan defeated Jason McSparren by unanimous decision in the FCR Novice 165-172lb Division.
      • Torres sustained an ankle injury in this fight with Peterson and is advised by the physician at ringside not to continue. Will Fagan wins the final by default.
        
        
23. Jake Poss defeated John Beanan by TKO in the first round in the adult Muay Thai Novice 186-195 lb class.
    
    
24. Jeff Gilmon of Team Warriors defeated Will Smith in the FCR Novice 195.1-215 lb division by unanimous decision.
    
    
25. Steve Powell defeated Eldar Ramos by unanimous decision in the 195.1-215 lb International rules Divsion.
    
    
26. Miguel Restrepo of Team Linxx defeated Robert Hodges IV of Team Gordon by TKO in the first round in the International Rules Novice 147- 153 lb division.
    
    
27. David Thomas of Team Manuel defeated Tyron Cave of Team Blackhawk by first round KO.
    
    
28. Charles Baines of Team Smith defeated Justin Stackler of team Manuel by unanimous decision in the FCR 195.1 -215 lb Division.
    
    
29. Ian Alexander of Tam Linxx defeated Greg Mihovich of Team Underground by unanimous decision in the International Rules 172-178 lb novice division. The first half of the first round was fairly even until Alexander exploded with some powerful legs kicks. This was one of the best fights of the the night.
    
    
30. Curtis Cropper Team PowerKicks Defeated Sergi Koraliov of Team Underground by overtime victory. At the end of three rounds the judges had this on a draw. We went to a 4th round where Cropper pulled out the decision in the international Rules 172-178 lb Novice division.
    • Curtis Cropper injured his shin in this fight with Sergei and has to withdraw from the final bout giving Ian Alexander the win. Both Ian an Curtis were both excellent fighters I would have loved to have seen this one.
      
      
31. Rafael Bayona of Team Blackhawk defeated Kevin Corron of Team Copeland by second round KO. Both fighters came out fighting hard in the first round. Bayona stunned Corron mid way through the first with a head kick and that was the beginning of the end for Corron. Bayona continued to put the pressure on Corron and Knocked him out in the 2nd with and overhand right.
    
    
32. Brian Martin of Blacksburg, South Carolina, defeated Heath Weisigin of Virginia Beach, Virginia by TKO in the Adult Men's Super Welterweight division, 147.1 lbs - 153 lbs.
    
    
33. Michael Harris of Team Copeland defeated Josh Williams of Durham Kickboxing by second round TKO. Williams had no where near the experience that Mike did coming into the fight but showed a lot of heart and determination. No matter what Josh got hit with he kept coming. He showed the heart of a true warrior. Chris Bergstrom Commented on the IKF message board about this fight saying:
    • "My pick for fighter of the Tournament, Mike Harris. NO DOUBT! I didn't get a chance to tell you that Mike, but I enjoyed your night match. I've seen you work before when I was in Steve Mann's corner for ya'lls last 2 match ups, but this time... something was different. Some said it was because of your opponent, but he wasn't a push over by any means, you just put on a "fighters clinic" and it was a pleasure to watch. Offense, Defense, combos, counters, hands & legs, setting up traps, working from angles... it was all there in that fight."
      
      
34. In addition to all of the fights that we had there was also some exciting exhibitions.
    The Exhibitions are as follows.
    • Maria Snyder vs. Trish Koehler
    • Mike Davenport vs. Kevin Dudza
    • Meloney Martinez vs. Angelique Talley
    • Justin Scoggins vs. Roger Belch
    • Ron Hilton vs. *Brian Rollins
    • Hayden Kosloski vs. Ariel Price
      • This was not a Regional Registered Fighter.

For more info please call (757) 491-1733 or by cell at (757) 729-0942 or go to www.teamcopeland.net or at www.craigsmithkarate.com

MORE NEWS OF 6-27-05

POSTED AT 12:40 PM, PT

Tropea Takes Home The IKF
World Title!
Grand Portage, Minnesota, USA

IKF Minnesota, USA
It was how you would want a World title to be, ALL 12 ROUNDS of Great Fight Action! The IKF Pro Full Contact Rules Light Heavyweight World Title bout was as it should be, "Exciting to the end!" Frankie Tropea of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada (17-1/5) and Nick Rondinelli of London, Ontario, Canada (15-5/7) went the 12 rounds with back and forth exchanges.

As the belt went on, Rondinelli was appeared to be more active, but Tropea was blocking a lot and countering. Rondinelli was the attacker and Tropea the mover. In the earlier rounds Tropea used his side kick to keep Rondinelli off . Rondinelli kept throwing and moving forward as Tropea held his own and countered. The fight continued at this pace to the end of the rounds. In the end, two of the three judges had Tropea ahead making him the new IKF World Light Heavyweight Champion by split decision at 112-117, 113-115 and 116-112. Congratulations to the new IKF World Champion, Frankie Tropea!

The first Pro fight of the evening saw event Promoter Mitz Bandiera taking on Twin Dragon's Phil Carra in a super welterweight division. The fight was a kicking contest as both fighters threw more kicks than punches in the earlier rounds. The fight went the full 5 rounds with a unanimous decision to Bandiera, 46-49, 47-48 & 47-48.

The second Pro fight saw Jeremy Pearson against Chris Clements of Team Tompkins. This would be a toe to toe hard hitting fight. Pearson, being a slow starter, and very tough, took all Clements could throw for the first three rounds and kept walking forward. Pearson received a standing 8 in the second round after taking a full on spin back kick from Clements. This did not stop him. After three rounds Pearson began to be more affective as Clements tired. The fight went 5 with the first three rounds to Clements and the last two to Pearson by the scores of 48-47, 48-46 & 48-46.

1. Ray Blais defeated Colin Parent by TKO in round 1.
   
   
2. Aaron Gustavo defeated Glen Homac by KO in round 1.
   
   
3. Felice Herrig defeated Stacy Chung by unanimous decision, 29-28, 30-27 & 30-27.
   
   
4. Frank Scarmaglia defeated Stephane Lachance by TKO in round 1.
   
   
5. Jaydn Cory defeated Ron Thompson by split decision, 28-29, 28-29 & 29-28.
   
   
6. Jesse James defeated Ralph Baxter by TKO in round 1.
   
   
7. Paul Bouvier defeated Mika Rahkola by unanimous decision, 30-26, 30-26 & 30-26.
   
   
8. Jordon Allan defeated Jay Gould by unanimous decision, 27-30, 26-30 & 26-30.
   
   

For more event info please contact Mr. Mitz Bandiera at (807) 472-6437 or at mitz@tbaytel.net

FRIDAY, June 24th, 2005, AT 5:50 PM, PT

IKF PRO FCR
World Title!
Grand Portage, Minnesota, USA

IKF Minnesota, USA
This Saturday night, June 25th at the Grand Portage Lodge & Casino in Grand Portage, Minnesota, USA two fighters will meet in the ring for the Ultimate Goal! The WORLD TITLE! IKF Promoter Mitz Bandiera will be the host for this night of IKF Kickboxing action.

On the line is the vacant IKF Pro Full Contact Rules Light Heavyweight World Title bout between number 1 IKF Ranked Frankie Tropea of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada (16-1/5, 175, 5'10") and number 2 IKF Ranked Nick Rondinelli of London, Ontario, Canada (15-4/7, 179, 5'9").

Rondinelli is currently the IKF Canadian Champion. He won this title 1 day shy of exactly a year before this match-up on June 26th, 2004 at the same location, Grande Portage, Minnesota, USA. Across the ring on that night was Jeremy Pearson of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. Rondinelli took the title with a split decision win, 96-94, 96-93 & 94-96. Other titles he's won include the WKA Canadian Light Heavyweight title and the PKF Heavyweight Amateur Kickboxing title.

Tropea holds the KICK North American title and is seeking his first IKF Title. There is something these two have in common though, Pearson is Tropea's training partner from the same gym. With this in mind, Revenge will be on Tropea's mind in the name of Pearson but on Rondinelli's mind will be one thing, a World Title... And once the bell rings, we are pretty certain this will be the only thing on Tropea's mind too.

The nights IKF referees will be Mr. Scott Fischer of Illinois and Mr. James Peterson. The IKF Event Representatives will be Mr. Rob Zbilski assisted by Mr. Bill Lassi. For more event info please contact Mr. Mitz Bandiera at (807) 472-6437 or at mitz@tbaytel.net

THURSDAY, June 23rd, 2005, AT 12:05 PM, PT

2005
IKF
NAC
Weight Classes

There seems to be some questions about the weight classes for this years 2005 IKF NAC Tournament. There are a total of "12" Adult Men's weight classes, "7" Adult Women's weight classes and "23" Junior Amateur weight classes. Fighters weighing 147 lbs. or less will wear 10 ounce gloves. Fighters weighing 147.1 lbs. or more will all wear 12 ounce gloves. To view the current weight classes CLICK HERE.

WEDNESDAY, June 22nd, 2005, AT 6:55 PM, PT

2005 IKF North American Classic
Amateur Kickboxing Tournament
August 19th, 20th & 21st, 2005
Orlando, Florida, USA

MORE NEWS OF 6-22-05

Results From The
North Central Regional
39 Fighters "Walk The Walk" In
Peoria, Illinois, USA
By Kurt Podany

I would like to apologize to all contestants and corner staff for the delay in the results of June 11 2005. This job was put on me at the last minute and I could not neglect my other responsibilities so again I am sorry for the delay. Here are the results of the North Central Muay Thai & International Rules Regional event.

1. Men's Muay Thai 135
   • Dick Anderson won by unanimous decision over Ben Wilson.
     
     
2. Men's International rules 165
   • Sean Dizaiy TKO's in 1:53 in the third round Cheech Rosalis for the win.
     
     
3. Men's Muay Thai 153
   • Robert Kelly declined to come out at the beginning of the second round against Wade Choate.
     
     
4. Men's Muay Thai 159
   - There must have been a weight typo here with the next division below.
   • Japhy Walton won by unanimous decision against Derrick Wirth.
     
     
5. Men's Muay Thai 159
   - There must have been a weight typo here with the division above.
   • Adam Frankow wins against Mathew Nord by split decision.
     
     
6. Boys Junior International Rules 117
   • Dillion Newbury TKO's Jaden Veach with 17 seconds left in the third round.
     
     
7. Boys Junior International Rules 165
   • With 15 seconds left in the third round Dennis Ho TKO's Zac Tennison.
     
     
8. Exhibition:
   • Jerrica Veach (Junior walkover champion at 147) fought an exhibition against Jennifer Dano (Womens walkover champion at 132 ).
     
     
9. Exhibition: Boys Junior International Rules
   • Luke Lessei fought a tough fight with Michael Blake. in this Non Scored Exhibition bout.
     
     
10. Girls Junior International Rules 122
    • Referee stops this fight due to punches in favor of Laura Herrig over Chantel Wehr in the first round.
      
      
11. Men's Muay Thai 127
    • Christian Kong went the distance Kyle Dietrich and won by a unanimous decision.
      
      
12. Men's International Rules 165
    • Sean Dizaiy wins all three rounds over Tom Ortiz for the Championship.
      
      
13. Exhibition Between Women's International Rules 130 vs 120
    • Weight made a difference Naomi Ferguson showed best over Kayla Carpenter.
      
      
14. Men's Muay Thai 160 Championship
    • Adam Frankow won all three rounds over Japhy Walton.
      
      
15. Exhibition:
    • Jessica Sulliavan and Anne Graff fought in an exhibiton. Both were walkover champions at 137 Jessica in the Womens and Anne in the Juniors.
      
      
16. Men's Muay Thai 165 Championship.
    • Billy Stamp had his hands full with James Sheefs but still won all three rounds.
      
      
17. Exhibition Men's Muay Thai 172 vs. 178
    • Joe Zhu dominated this match with a good right hand and accurate body kicks to beat Kyle Gilmore.
      
      
18. Exhibition Women's Muay Thai 142 vs. 150
    • Katie Vogel Knees her way to look more impressive than Lisa Dzik.
      
      
19. Men's Muay Thai 186
    • David Eustice dominates round and TKO's Justin Abate.
      
      
20. Men's Muay Thai 210
    • Chuck Baxter pulls off an impressive 2nd round win by TKO over Chai Earsmuth in a fight that was the talk of the day.
      
      
21. Pro Muay Thai Feature Bout
    • In this Super Welterweight Muay Thai match Saul Mitchell showed his toughness and fortitude against Jeremy Harminson that went the distance but the more experienced Harminson left as the winner but with a lot of respect for Mitchell. Saul; See you in the spotlight soon.
      
      
22. MAIN EVENT: IKF Pro Muay Thai Lightweight US Title
    • Raul Llopis versus Nat McIntyre from a rematch of last year
      This fight proved to be just as exciting and with a title to boot. Llopis' hand speed and kicking combinations proved effective in the first and third round but McIntyre's positioning and clench work proved superior in this razor thin event.
    • Both fighters suffered cuts Llopis' coming from and accidental head butt and McIntyre's from a quick right hand of Llopis.
    • The crowd was in cheers over this exciting bout that saw McIntyre win by a split decision in the end. That is one for one how about another one. The next one should be televised.
      
      

I would like to thank the Peoria officials, Lyle Meece, Josh Williams, Jill Camp, Bryan Schmidgall, Bob Long, Tracy Buckley, and Dave Rogers for a job well done and a lot of fun. I would like to apologize for not listing home town and camp names but every camp present should be commended for your hard work and turning out fighters to compete at such a high level as this tournament proved to be. Finally, as a challenge to all other camps in the Midwest area I challenge you to train and enter this tournament next year and experience the quality and hospitality that Ryan Blackorby shows us each and every year. Thanks again and I will see you next year.
Kurt Podany, IKF Event Representative and Head Referee, Omaha, Nebraska

6-24-05
THESE RESULTS HAVE BEEN REVISED
WITH ADDITIONAL CHANGES COMING

• 21 ADULT MEN Who Fought In A Regional Seeding Bout
  • Men's Muay Thai 127
    1. Christian Kong
    2. Kyle Dietrich
  • Men's Muay Thai 135
    1. Dick Anderson
    2. Ben Wilson
  • Men's Muay Thai 153
    1. Wade Choate
    2. Robert Kelly
  • Men's Muay Thai 159- There must have been a weight typo here with the next division below.
    1. Japhy Walton
    2. Derrick Wirth
  • Men's Muay Thai 159 - There must have been a weight typo here with the division above.
    1. Adam Fitzenkow
    2. Mathew Nord
  • Men's Muay Thai 160
    1. Adam Frankow
    2. Japhy Walton
  • Men's International rules 165
    1. Sean Dizaiy
    2. Tom Ortiz
    3. Cheech Rosalis
  • Men's Muay Thai 165
    1. Billy Stamp
    2. James Sheefs
  • Men's Muay Thai 186
    1. David Eustice
    2. Justin Abate
  • Men's Muay Thai 210
    1. Chuck Baxter
    2. Chai Earsmuth

• 2 JUNIOR BOYS Who Fought In A Regional Seeding Bout
  • Boys Junior International Rules 165
    1. Dennis Ho
    2. Zac Tennison

• 23 WALKOVER CHAMPIONSWho's Bout Above was NOT A Regional Seeding Bout
  • 6 JUNIOR BOY Walkover Champions
    1. Luke Lessei, Age 9, 59 lbs., International Rules, Walkover Champion
    2. Michael Blake, Age 10, 65lbs., International Rules, Walkover Champion
    3. Austin Thomas, Age 9, 85lbs., International Rules, Walkover Champion
    4. Jaden Veach, Age 12, 117lbs., International Rules, Walkover Champion
    5. Dillion Newbury, Age ?, 117lbs., International Rules, Walkover Champion
    6. Jared Hansen, Age 17 240lbs., International Rules, Walkover Champion
  • 8 JUNIOR GIRL Walkover Champions
    1. Anne Graff, Age 17, 137lbs., Muay Thai, Walkover Champion
    2. Maryann Flury, Age 9, 56 lbs., International Rules, Walkover Champion
    3. Mariah Betts, Age 11, 80 lbs., International Rules, Walkover Champion
    4. Kayla Carpenter, Age 12, 120 lbs., International Rules, Walkover Champion
    5. Lauren Herrig, Age 15, 122 lbs., Muay Thai, Walkover Champion
    6. Jerica Veach, Age 15, 147 lbs., Muay Thai, Walkover Champion
    7. Chantel Wehr, 14, 135, International Rules, Walkover Champion
    8. Naomi Fergusson, 14, 130, International Rules, Walkover Champion
  • 4 ADULT MEN Walkover Champions
    1. Joe Zhu, 172, Muay Thai, Walkover Champion
    2. Kyle Gilmore, 172, Muay Thai, Walkover Champion
    3. Joe Zhu, 172, Muay Thai, Walkover Champion
    4. Brian Stone, 240, Muay Thai, Walkover Champion
  • 5 ADULT WOMEN Walkover Champions
    1. Jennifer Danos, Women's Muay Thai, 132, Walkover Champion
    2. Kayla Carpenter, Women's International Rules, 120, Walkover Champion
    3. Lisa Dzik, Women's Muay Thai, 142, Walkover Champion
    4. Katie Vogel, Women's Muay Thai, 142, Walkover Champion
    5. Jessica Sulliavan, Women's Muay Thai 137, Walkover Champion

MORE NEWS OF 6-22-05

Kikskin
Founder Found Dead

Sacramento, California, USA
We have some sad news to report. We have been informed that the founder of Kikskin Kimonos, Scott Mofhitz, passed away on June 13th, 2005, at age 37 in his Sacramento, California apartment. Mofhitz founded the company in 1994 and was responsible for the first jiu-jitsu gi ever made solely for the American market. He was a student under Cesar Gracie when he realized the impact that jiu-jitsu would have in the U.S.. With plenty of determination he pioneered an industry that has grown astronomically in the past decade.

"Scott was a really likable person and a personal friend. I am very saddened to have heard of his passing and I send my sincere condolences to his family. May God comfort them" said Gracie. His service was held at the Mount Vernon Mortuary in Sacramento this past Monday, June 20 and his Burial Service was yesterday, Tuesday June 21. Scott was born on August 3rd, 1967. A longtime resident of Sacramento, he attended Casa Roble High School. A guestbook for the family is available online by Clicking Here and will remain online until July 21, 2005.

Kickskin was the first company the IKF ever advertised for when they did an article entitled "The Kikskin Company - Great workout Clothes!" back in 1997. Portions of the article read,

"Looking for a great looking and comfortable pair of workout shorts? Well, the new Kikskin gear is exactly what you are looking for. IKF President Steve Fossum was visited by Kikskin main man Scott Mofhitz a while back and Mr. Mofhitz left him some Kikskin shorts to try out and he says there GREAT! Wear them under your Muay Thai shorts, karate or kickboxing clothes or alone as just shorts. The kikskin line is usually advertised on the page opposite the back cover in Black Belt magazine. The gear was mainly focused for grappling and judo, but the gear will be great for kickboxing as well as regular karate classes. Cardio kickboxing programs will also benefit from the clothing as well. For more info, contact Scott Mofhitz at KIKSKIN at 888-KIKSKIN (545-7546)."

MONDAY, June 20th, 2005, AT 9:00 PM, PT

IKF
Adopts Temporary
Optional Headgear Rule For Amateurs

Starting tomorrow, the new IKF "OPTIONAL HEADGEAR Rule" will be in effect. This "OPTIONAL HEADGEAR Rule" will be under a 6 Month TRIAL STATUS and will end on December 21st 2005. After this 6 month trial status period the rule will be fully evaluated by Representatives of the IKF. If the evaluation finds that the rule was Safe, Productive and a Positive Influence to the Amateur level of IKF Kickboxing it will be made a permanent rule. If not, the IKF will reverse back to the rule of making Headgear Mandatory for all amateur kickboxers fighting on IKF Sanctioned events.

There is far more to this rule though than just shedding a fighters headgear. To begin with the rule option applies only to Amateur adult fighters, ages 18 to 40 years old. Also, in any state that has a mandatory requirement for headgear for amateur fighters (Florida & Colorado) the rule is not available. The most important part of the rule is the bout background information of the fighters who will apply to fight without headgear. This Optional Headgear rule applies only to Amateur "Kickboxers" who have fought in a minimum of 10 or more Amateur Kickboxing bouts and WON a minimum of 50% of those Amateur kickboxing bouts. The 50% rule is to prevent fighters with little skill level from fighting without needed safety equipment.

IKF Promoters seeking approval to have an IKF Sanctioned Amateur bout(s) on their event where the competitors do not wear headgear, must have the fighter's, who wish not to wear headgear, fill out the Official "IKF AMATEUR OPTIONAL HEADGEAR APPLICATION" Form. To see this form Click Here. The forms are required to be submitted to the IKF Headquarters for approval a minimum of 10 days prior to the IKF event they wish to have these fighters fight on. If a fighter does not get his/her form to the IKF by the 10 day deadline, both Fighter's in their bout will be required to wear headgear. To view all the Optional Headgear rules Click Here.

MORE NEWS OF 6-20-05

Results From The
South East Regional
38 Fighters "Walk The Walk" In
Valdosta, Georgia, USA

Another successful South East Regional occurred in Valdosta, Georgia, at the Lowndes County Civic Center. Only seven actual tournament matches occurred, however there were 28 unopposed fighters in various weight classes and rules styles. An additional eight exhibition matches were matched at the Regional.

Because many of the kickboxers had little to no fights, the event staff worked to create as many exhibitions as possible, in hopes of giving these kickboxers their first ring experience with actual fights at no penalty to their records. The first round of matches in multiple-level brackets occurred during the morning at the event as well as some finals and exhibitions.

Later, other finals and selected exhibitions accompanied exciting ISCF MMA matches on the evening fight card. A number of officials worked at this event to help make it possible. Event Representative Ray Thompson did an excellent job conducting the event and keeping to the schedule. IKF & ISCF Referees, Cam McHargue and George Allen kept control of the action in the ring. Several judges traveled many miles to volunteer at the event including Peyton Russell, Frank Bishop, and Jason Hornbuckle. Local judges Nick Panousis, Jeff Williams, Bobby Tyler, and Zakk Cumbess were on hand to help as well. Experienced ring physician, Dr. Jason Cox, several nurses and EMTs saw to the medical safety of the participants.

2004 NAC champ, Terry Hicks registered in her weight class in hopes that she would be able to have a fight, be it tournament or exhibition. Instead, she worked through the event assisting supervisor Ray Thompson to make it a success for other fighters. As the audience filed in to find their seats, they were treated to a mini- concert by Crystal Carter. Carter began with a wonderful rendition of "Simple Life" and later saluted the flag with "The Star Spangled Banner." Emcee and DJ, Ed "Shag" Pitts did a great job informing the capacity crowd and spinning entrance music for the fighters. A number of local dignitaries and public figures attended the event. IKF and ISCF supporter in the Georgia House of Representatives, Ellis Black was an event sponsor and sat ringside to enjoy the action. Follows are the actual results of the event:

• TOURNAMENT MATCHES
  12 Fighters Had Tournament Bouts
  • Super Welterweight FCR
    • Jarred Warren was winner by unanimous decision over Shawn Giles.
      
      
  • Super Middleweight FCR
    • J.R. Gates defeated Andrew Kloster via TKO.
      
      
  • Light Heavyweight FCR
    • Dave Lowery was winner by split decision over Lonnie Bowen.
      
      
    • Lowery went on to defeat Philip Freeman by TKO in round 2.
      
      
  • Heavyweight FCR
    • Randy Boatright TKOed Chris Lein in 27 seconds of round 2.
      
      
    • Boatright was later defeated by Brendan Carpenter via TKO.
      
      
  • Super Middleweight IR
    • Ryan Ferguson defeated Joel Weldon via unanimous decision.
      
      

• EXHIBITION MATCHES
  • Men's Full Contact Rules
    • Wade Haynes defeated Carlos Floyd via TKO in 57 seconds of round 2.
      
      
    • Justin Pickett won via unanimous decision over Josh Jennings.
      
      
  • Men's International Rules
    • Ashley Croft won over Chris Clark via walkover.
      
      
    • Jeff Langford defeated Joel Hurley via unanimous decision.
      
      
    • Jason Barrett advanced to face John Owens after Charles Nutt withdrew.
      • Owens later defeated Barrett via TKO.
        
        
  • Junior Boys Full Contact Rules
    • Two sons of the popular retired fighter, Peewee McCall battled it out. Nicholas defeated Ashton by majority decision.
      
      
    • Nicholas Torrance defeated Nathan McCall via majority decision.
      
      

• WALKOVERS
  • 3 Women's Full Contact Rules
    1. Lori Burney - flyweight
    2. Becki Halloran - light welterweight
    3. Terry Hicks - welterweight
  • 6 Men's Full Contact Rules
    1. Justin Pickett - lightweight
    2. Josh Jennings - welterweight
    3. Cody Freeland - middleweight
    4. David Boles - light cruiserweight
    5. Evan Thompson - cruiserweight
    6. Wade Haynes - super heavyweight
  • 4 Men's International Rules
    1. Ashley Croft - welterweight
    2. Charles Nutt - super welterweight
    3. Joel Hurley - light cruiserweight
    4. Carlos Floyd - super heavyweight
  • 9 Junior Boys Full Contact Rules
    1. Nicholas McCall - junior flyweight
    2. Ashton McCall - junior flyweight
    3. Nathan McCall - junior featherweight
    4. Nicholas Torrance - junior featherweight
    5. Austin Guidry - atomweight
    6. Brandon Lane - flyweight
    7. Aaron Bouchillon - lightweight
    8. Robert Wright - cruiserweight
    9. C. J. Masaracchin - heavyweight
  • 1 Junior Boys International Rules
    1. Austin Harris - junior middleweight
  • 3 Men's Muay Thai Rules
    1. Chris Clark - welterweight
    2. John Owens - super welterweight
    3. Jeff Langford - cruiserweight

For more information go to www.valdostamac.com

MORE NEWS OF 6-20-05

Results From The
South Central Regional
41 Fighters "Walk The Walk" In
Memphis, Tennessee, USA

Full Event Bout List

• IKF 153 lb. FCR Semi Finals
  • Tim Connors defeated Joseph Arrexi by TKO in round 1.
    
    
  • Joey Miller defeated Dustin Harris by TKO in round 1.
    
    
• Non Tournament Fight: Michelle Hurchla defeated Angela Nunally by unanimous decision.
  
  
• MMA Exhibition: Alvin Williams defeated Mark Mathis by armbar in round 2.
  
  
• Non Tournament Fight: Josh Eni defeated Dennis Bowen by TKO in round 2.
  
  
• IKF 88 lb. Junior FCR:
  • Thomas "Spider" Eppley dfeated J. D. McDaniel by TKO in round 2.
    
    
• IKF 165 Lb. IR:
  • Paul Fox defeated Mike Green by majority decision.
    
    
• Non Tournament FCR Fight: Daniel Dring Jr. defeated Austin Thomas by unanimous decision.
  
  
• Tournament: Caleb Plant and Sam Parrish.
  
  
• IKF 123 Junior IR
  • Eli McGlothlin defeated Lazario Bell Nyoike by unanimousnan decision.
    
    
• MMA: Victor Nix defeated Dell Payne by tap out, choke in the 1st round.
  
  
• IKF 195 lb. FCR:
  • Jonathan Smith did not make weight so Darrell Baker gets tournament win by forfeit.
    • They chose to fight anyway and fought to a draw.
      
      
• IKF 195 lb IR
  • Drew Edwards defeated Michael Novitzky by majority decision.
    
    
• IKF Finals For 153 Lb. Full Contact:
  • Tim Connors defeated Joey Miller by TKO in round 1.
    
    
• Non Tournament Fight: Michelle Hurchla defeated Terri French by unanimous decision.
  
  
• MMA: Johnny Green defeated Tim Moore by triangle choke.
  
  
• IKF IR Super Heavyweight:
  • Brian Wells defeated Brandon Hawkins by Majority decision.
    
    
• Non Tournament Fight: Matt Puckett defeated Brad James by unanimous decision.
  
  

TOURNAMENT RESULTS

• IKF 153 lb. FCR
  1. Tim Connors
  2. Joey Miller
  3. Joseph Arrexi & Dustin Harris
• IKF 88 lb. Junior FCR:
  1. Thomas "Spider" Eppley
  2. J. D. McDaniel
• IKF 165 Lb. IR:
  1. Paul Fox
  2. Mike Green
• IKF 123 Junior IR
  1. Eli McGlothlin
  2. Lazario Bell Nyoike
• IKF 195 lb. FCR:
  1. Darrell Baker
  2. Jonathan Smith
• IKF 195 lb IR
  1. Drew Edwards
  2. Michael Novitzky
• IKF IR Super Heavyweight
  1. Brian Wells
  2. Brandon Hawkins

• WALKOVERS
  • 12 MEN WALKOVERS
    1. Dennis Bowen, FCR over 215
    2. Victor Pratcher, MT over 215
    3. 2nd Curtis Bell, MT over 215 forfeit chose not to fight teammate
    4. Josh Eni(s), 196-215 FCR
    5. Alan Belcher, 215 MT
    6. Danny Abbadi, 195 MT
    7. Kevin Engel, 180 FCR
    8. Matt Taff, 172 FCR
    9. Dreaderick Reading, 165 FCR
    10. Eric Potts, 159 FCR
    11. Josh Fischer, 159 IR
    12. Brad James, 147 FCR
  • 5 WOMEN WALKOVERS
    1. Danielle Wilson, over 170 IR (Weightd 199 lbs)
    2. Jamie O'Hare, 150 FCR
    3. Angela Nunnallay, 132 FCR
    4. Michelle Hurchla, 132 IR
    5. Terri French, 121 FCR
  • 9 JUNIOR WALKOVERS
    1. Matt Puckett, 153 IR
    2. Alvin Williams, 153 MT
    3. Caleb Plant, 116 FCR
    4. Sam Parrish, 109 FCR
    5. Austin Thomas, 82 lbs. FCR
    6. Daniel Dring Jr., 76 lbs. IR
    7. Tanner Shuffield, 76 lbs. FCR
    8. Codie Shuffield, 172 FCR
    9. Brandon Deaton, (spelling could not read form) 165 FCR

For more info please contact Mr. Jeff Mullen at (901) 406-2460 or by e-mail at jmullen@memphis.edu

WEDNESDAY, June 15th, 2005, AT 4:40 PM, PT

IKF Central East Regional
HAS ALREADY
Broke Records!

IKF Virginia, USA: As of this post, the IKF Central East Regional has officially broke the record set for pre-registration for last years Central East Regional with a total of 117 fighters. "I would first like to Thank all fighters, trainers and ticket buyers for my Central East IKF Regional so far whom have Walked the Walk." Said Regional Promoter Craig Smith. Although 125 registered, 8 had to pull out due to injuries leaving 117 total active to attend this weekend. Those still wanting to register can contact Mr. Smith by phone for any info at (757) 491-1733 or by cell at (757) 729-0942.

This years event looks to be the largest to date, even breaking the East Coast Classic number of 106. This years Central East Regional event will have a novice division for the fighters with less experience of 3 fights or less. This will give a different look to the event. However, the "Novice" division winners will not receive a seeding above the "Open Division" fighters from any regional but will be seeded higher than any walkover fighters who do not attend a regional. Only the Open Division fighters who actually fight at their Regional will receive the top seeded positions for the NAC Finals, with the Novice winners seeded after them.

This Regional is having all three rules styles this year so they can add some flavor to the event with the leg kicking divisions of International and Muay Thai Rules. Here is some important info needed for this event:

• Friday night June 17th between 5:PM and 10:PM at BlackHawk Martial Arts Center, 234 N. Battlefield Blvd, Chesapeake Virginia, 23320. Late arrivals weigh-ins are Saturday morning at 8:AM at same location.
• Fight venue will be held at BlackHawk Martial Arts Center, 234 N. Battlefield Blvd, Chesapeake Virginia, 23320.
• Junior fighters and trainers meeting at 8:30 AM, Junior Fights start at 9:AM.
• Adults Fight meeting at 12:30 PM. Fights start at 1:PM.
• Finals fight meeting is at 6:30 PM and fight time is 7:PM.
• Fighters are only allowed one coach for free to work corners all others up to three coaches have to get a Corner badge for $5.00 and $10.00. This is because of amount of people allowed in the building per Fire Marshall which will be on site.
• Remember tickets will be on sale at the door for spectators but get them fast for the night time event because this show will be sold out for the daytime event as well as the night time finals, so get there early for your tickets.
  • Daytime prices are $5.00 and $10.00 and Night time $20.00 and $35.00.
• Only one coach allowed in free due to Fire Marshall code witch only allows 400 people inside building at one time. Coaches corner passes are $5.00 and $10.00.

Thank to all and see you at this years Central East Regionals Walk the Walk, Craig Smith, IKF Representative, Virginia, USA. For more info please call (757) 491-1733 or by cell at (757) 729-0942 or go to www.teamcopeland.net or at www.craigsmithkarate.com

MORE NEWS OF 6-15-05

POSTED AT 11:40 AM, PT

Results From The
MIDWEST FIGHT FEST
St. Louis, Missouri, USA

IKF/ISCF St Louis, Missouri, USA
Here are the results from last Saturday nights MIDWEST FIGHT FEST hosted by IKF/ISCF Promoter Jesse Finney and his Shamrock Promotions team at the Broadway Athletic Club St Louis, Missouri, USA.

1. Boxing
   Josh Barnes, Granite City, Illinois, USA defeated Josh Fischer, St. Louis, Missouri, USA by Decision.
   
   
2. Boxing
   Montel Washington, St. Louis, Missouri, USA defeated Mike Fairbanks, St. Louis, Missouri, USA by referee stoppage.
   
   
3. Boxing
   Jamie O'Hare, St. Louis, Missouri, USA defeated Tonya Cupple, St. Louis, Missouri, USA by KO, referee stoppage.
   
   
4. ISCF MMA
   Dave Hile, St. Louis, Missouri, USA (1-0, 380, Self) defeated Vladimir Frankovic, St. Louis, Missouri, USA (0-1, 340, 24, 3-11-81, Finney's) by doctor stoppage.
   
   
5. IKF Kickboxing
   Bobby Chu, St. Louis, Missouri, USA (1-0, 146, 5'6", 27, 8-9-77, Finney's) defeated Kevin Gutherie, Columbia, Missouri, USA (0-1, 133, 5'8", 18, 1-15-87, Zenny Reynolds) by unanimous decision, 29-28, 29-28 and 29-28.
   
   
6. ISCF MMA
   James Bunch, Lenexa, Kansas City, USA (1-0, 187, 23, 12-30-80) defeated Chuck Rainey, Springfield, Missouri, USA (1-1, 184, 5'11", 27, 2-11-78, Springfield Fight Club) by Rear naked choke.
   
   
7. IKF Kickboxing
   John Duffy, St. Louis, Missouri, USA (1-0/0, 158, 6', 27, 10-24-77, Finney's) defeated Jake Hardesty, Columbia, Missouri, USA (0-1, 155, 5'9", 17, 8-20-87, Zenny Reynolds) by decision 29-28, 28-29, 29-28.
   
   
8. ISCF MMA
   Mike Green, St. Louis, Missouri, USA (10-4/3, 165, 6'1", 31, 8-1-73, Finney's) defeated Alex Carter, Edwardsville, Illlinois, USA (2-3, 168, 25, 3-6-80, Patrick Heely) by Triangle choke in the 2nd round.
   
   
9. ISCF MMA
   Tracy Taylor, St. Louis, Missouri, USA (4-0/2, 194, 5'10", 33, 1-24-73, Rodrigo Vaghi and Finney's) defeated Kenny Allen, Rock Island, Illinois, USA (2-2, 190, NA) by triangle choke in the 1st round.
   
   
10. IKF Kickboxing
    Mark Winfield, St. Louis, Missouri, USA (17-1/11, 168, 5'9", 28, 7-23-76, Finney's) defeated John Antigliato, New York, New York, USA (8-2, 154, 5'8", 24, 1-25-05, Zenny Reynolds) by unanimous decision 29-28, 30-27, 29-28.
    
    

For more info please call Finney's Kickboxing at (314) 608-3104 or by e-mail at jesse@finneyskickboxing.com or see go to www.FinneysKickboxing.com

MONDAY, June 13th, 2005, AT 12:15 PM, PT

Easdon & Caverley
Will Need To Wait For The IKF Gold
By Alby Bimpson - IKF Europe

IKF Scotland
This last Saturday night at the Paisley Town Hall in Paisley, Glasgow, Scotland, Lex Easdon and Austin Caverley were suppose to determine the new IKF FCR Middleweight World Champion. Well... The decision will have to come another day. The bout came to an end when there was an Accidental Clash of heads in first round. Easdon's head got cut which stopped the fight from continuing and IKF European Representative Alby Bimpson ruled the bout a "No contest". Now the title will need to be rescheduled at a later date. Here are the full event results below.

1. Junior 3 x 1½ FC
   Steve McCall, Paisley, Scotland vs Laing Croll, Forfar, Scotland in a Demo bout.
   
   
2. IKF Amatuer Scotland Middleweight Full Contact Title
   Craig Bradford, Paisley, Scotland defeated Steve Kitchner, Aberdeen, Scotland by TKO at 1:48 of round 1.
   
   
3. 3 x 2 FC
   Dean Clark, Dundee, Scotland defeated Stevie Walsh, Paisley, Scotland.
   
   
4. 10 x 2 FC IKF Pro European Light Middleweight Full Contact Title
   Kris Carslaw of Paisley, Scotland defeated Ingoff Neilson of Newcastle, England by TKO at1:20 of round 3.
   
   
5. 3 x 2 FC
   John Young, Dundee, Scotland defeated Joe Wallace of Paisley, Scotland by majority decision.
   
   
6. 3 x 2 FC
   Amir El'bakary, Dundee, Scotland defeated Stevie Petrie of Paisley, Scotland by unanimous decision.
   
   
7. 12 x 2, FC IKF Pro World Middleweight Full Contact Title Lex Easdon of Paisley, Scotland and Austin Caverley, Forfar, Scotland
   No contest, Accidental Clash of heads in first round. Head injury to Easdon the cut to the head stopped the fight from continuing. Title to be rescheduled at a later date.
   
   

Additional weekend results to be posted on Wednesday, June 15th.

FRIDAY, June 10th, 2005, AT 7:40 PM, PT

IKF ACTION This Weekend

Easdon & Caverley
Seek IKF Pro FCR Middleweight
WORLD TITLE

MORE IKF ACTION

NORTH CENTRAL #2
MuayThai & International Rules
Regional Tournament

Llopis & McIntyre
Seek IKF Pro Gold!

MORE IKF ACTION

AK Promotions
DOUBLEHEADER
IKF Action - Triple F Smoker

IKF Roseville, California, USA: This Saturday IKF Promoter Johnny Davis will host a Double Header of IKF Action in Roseville, California, USA. The day will begin with an IKF Point Kickboxing Tournament. The IKF Point Kickboxing© Tournament will kickoff at 10:AM at 702 Atlantic Street at the Lord's Gym in Roseville, CA, USA. In that event Men, Women and Juniors will compete for 4' tall Trophies! Door registration for the IKF Point Kickboxing Tournament starts at 9:AM.

When the daytime action calms down, everyone will pick up and move over to Marinobles Karate & Kickboxing at 600 Commerce Drive (450 capacity) in Roseville, California for the nights IKF Triple F Smoker Kickboxing event. Its going to be another great day for kickboxing in the City of Roseville on this night as the Triple F Kickboxing Smoker gets ready to Kickarumpus!

Along with the exciting full contact bouts in the evening there will be some of the first and second place winners from the IKF PKB earlier that day competing for their 4' trophies. AK Promotions will be taking a few months off after this fight to pursue bringing shows to the area. Last year they took a short break and returned with some exciting events that included an IKF Amateur World Title fight between Anthony McGaughey of Norman, Oklahoma and Mike Morello of Santa Barbara, CA. They are not sure what they will return with this time but we're hoping that it only gets bigger and better for AKP and the sport of Kickboxing...Let's see... Here is the nights Kickboxing Card as of press time below:

1. FCR Rules
   Tsukasa Riley, Sacramento, CA, 133 lbs, 5'7", debut Vs Miguel Bermudez, 133 lbs, 5'7", 1-0.
   
   
2. IR Rules
   Teddy Brown, Sacramento, CA, 150 lbs, 5'8", debut, Vs A. J. Fonsecca, Santa Rosa CA, 153 lbs, 5'4", 1-0.
   
   
3. IR Rules
   Digamaye Bonner, Sacramento, CA, 165 lbs, 6'0", 1-0, Vs Andrew Morello, Santa Barbara, CA, 168 lbs, 5'11", 2-1.
   
   
4. MT Rules
   Charles Ceasar, San Francisco, CA, 200 lbs, 6'1", 2-0, Vs Jesse Hernandez, Fresno, CA, 200 lbs, 1-0.
   
   
5. MT Rules
   Andrew Rivera, Fresno, CA, 135 lbs, 5'5", 1-2, Vs Dan Ash, San Jose, CA, 135 lbs, 5'7", 2-0.
   
   
6. FCR Rules - Junior Match
   Haroutun Bejanyan, Rocklin, CA, 140 lbs, 5'7", debut Vs Jonathan Pryor, Sacramento, CA, 142 lbs, 5'7", debut.
   
   
7. IR Rules
   Michael Bailey, Oakdale, CA, 165 lbs, 5'6", debut, Vs Ricardo Monterrosa, San Francisco, CA, 165 lbs, 5'7".
   
   
8. MT Rules
   Beau "Bad Boy" Bunch, Santa Barbara, CA, 172 lbs, 5'11", 2-1, Vs Aaron Grewer, Roseville, CA, 169 lbs, 6'1", 4-1.
   
   

For the night-time event the doors will open at 6:15 and the event will start at 7:PM. For Ticket info on this event please call (916) 780-7483 or with credit card at www.highsierratickets.com or call (866) 463-8659. For more information call Mr. Johnny Davis at (916) 780-7483 or by e-mail at johnnyd@akpromotions.org or go to www.akpromotions.org

MORE IKF ACTION

Shamrock Promotions
MIDWEST FIGHT FEST
St Louis, Missouri, USA

IKF/ISCF St Louis, Missouri, USA
This Saturday night, June 11th, IKF/ISCF Promoter Jesse Finney and his Shamrock Promotions will present another night of exciting IKF Kickboxing and ISCF MMA at the Broadway Athletic Club St Louis, Missouri, USA.

Sorry but no fight card was available as of press time. For more info please call Finney's Kickboxing at (314) 608-3104 or by e-mail at jesse@finneyskickboxing.com or see go to www.FinneysKickboxing.com

THURSDAY, June 9th, 2005, AT 2:30 PM, PT

Night Of The Champions III
Camp Verde, Arizona, USA
By IKF Arizona Representative Clement Vierra

IKF Camp Verde, Arizona, USA
It was a great night of kickboxing fights hosted by the Yavapai - Apache Recreation in Camp Verde, Arizona, USA. The event, Night Of The Champions III featured 3 IKF amateur title bouts. All together the event featured 1 Boxing match and 6 Kickboxing matches. Here are the nights results below:

1. Middleweight
   Steven Scott (AKKA Bad Company, Albuquerque, NM) defeated Mike Kennedy (Arizona Combat Sports) by unanimous decision. All score cards were 29-28.
   
   
2. Boxing Match
   Jamie Varner defeated Stacey Barker by TKO in the 1st round.
   
   
3. Heavyweight
   Andy Siivola (Arizona Combat Sports) Vs Braden Carlton (Tucson, AZ)
   I need to tell you something about this one. When you hear the saying "You can't judge a book by it's cover", this is what they were talking about. Andy Siivola is 33 years old 215 lbs. and look's like a normal person you see walking on the street, just not a fighter. And on the other side of the ring you see a fighter built like a pit bull, he could be in some body building contest. So at first I thought this may be a quick one and then I thought of that saying. All it took was one round with two knock downs and Braden could not get up or he just didn't want to get beat down again. I was VERY impressed with Andy Siivola who had good hand combinations, straight punches, good straight Kick's and good movement. Great Job Andy Siivola.
   
   
4. Victor Avalos (Arizona Combat Sports) defeated Greg Peacock (AKKA Bad Company, Albuquerque, NM) by decision. 30-27, 30-27, 28-29.
   
   
5. Rochelle Williams (Golden Cobra Kickboxing, Camp Verde, AZ) Vs. Amber Valverda (Chavez Kickboxing, Albuquerque, NM)
   This was for the vacant IKF Junior Amateur IR South Mountain Featherweight Region Title. Both fighters came out hard with hands and feet flying. But you could see that Amber had more skills in the ring landing great leg kick's. After three rounds of kick's to her legs you could see the look on Rochelle's face that they was hurting her. After two more leg kick's, down went Rochelle. She got back up and tried to fight back but one more great leg kick and it was over. Amber Valverda became the new IKF Junior Amateur IR South Mountain Featherweight Region Champion by TKO at 1:22 of the 1st round.
   
   
6. David Webster (Arizona Combat Sports) Vs.Naeem Munir (Munir Kickboxing, Phoenix, AZ) This was for the vacant IKF Amateur IR Arizona State Light Cruiserweight Title.
   • Round 1: Both fighters came after each other, but Munir was landing some side kicks that were keeping Webster off of him. Then Munir landed a big right hand and down went Webster, but the referee Gere Grimes did not call it a knock down. Munir won the Round by 10-9.
   • Round 2: Munir came after Webster hard because he new he was hurt and after a kick and a right hand down went Webster again. He got back up and tried to fight back but he went down again, but he made it to the end of the round. Munir won the round but only by scores of 10-8. It should of been 10-7 for the two knock downs.
   • Round 3: This should of been the end of the fight for Webster, because of being down two times in the last round and Munir just had to turn it up a little to win the Title. But it did not happen. Munir was tired, I also heard him tell his corner that he was tired. So it became a good round for Webster who had Munir up against the ropes almost the whole round. Webster won the round by 10-9.
   • Round 4: This was the last round so both fighters came out hard and gave it there all. This round could have gone either way and it did. One judge saw it 10-9 to Munir, another 10-9 to Webster and the third judge had it a 10-10 draw. So the scorecards read 39-36, 38-37 and 39-37. all for the new IKF Champion, Naeem Munir.
     
     
7. Clifford Larson (Golden Cobra Kickboxing, Camp Verde, AZ) Vs. Anthony Zomara (Chavez Kickboxing, Albuquerque, NM). This bout was for the vacant IKF Amateur IR South Mountain Middleweight Regional Title.
   • Round 1: This fight looked just like the fight between Rochelle and Amber. Trainer Mr. Chavez taught his fighters well with their leg kicks. Larson came at Zomara hard but Zomara came back more hard with some great Leg kick's to Larson. Zomara hit Larson with some good hand and feet combo's and put Larson down with a round kick to the leg. Zomara won the round 10-8 on all 3 judges cards.
   • Round 2: You could see from the last round that it was the end for Larson, but Larson tried hard to fight back and he took some good leg kick's. However, after four of them, down he went. Larson got up but he just went down again from some hand combo's and that round kick to the leg. It was over at 1:23 of the 2nd round when Larson could not go on. So the New IKF Amateur IR South Mountain Middleweight Regional Champion is Anthony Zomara.

It was a Great night of fights, I want to thank Mr. Richard Williams for a Great Time. Fight more info about this event, please call (928) 300-0281.

TUESDAY, June 7th, 2005, AT 11:40 AM, PT

2005 IKF NAC
Matchmaking, Deadlines
& More Info.
August 19th, 20th & 21st
Wyndham Palace Resort and Spa In the
Walt Disney World Resort Orlando, Florida, USA

It's not uncommon to not see very many fighters on the Registered Fighter Pages yet for this years 2005 IKF North American Classic. Last year as of June 18th we only had 4 fighters registered. They included 3 Adult men, 1 Woman and no Juniors. Today is June 7th. 11 days before the above date and we have 6 fighters registered, 4 Adult men, 1 Adult female and 1 Junior. So for those of you wondering if or not anyone will be registering and if or not you will have a fight, our advice is, "Don't worry." And here is the TRUTHFUL reason why we give this advice.

PUBLIC REGISTRATION

Unlike some other Tournaments, the IKF posts ALL FIGHTERS in ALL weightclasses and in ALL fighting divisions here on the IKF site. This way you won't hear us giving you false registration numbers as was done back in 2003 with an event that said they would have close to 400 fighters and ended up having "57". With Public Registration, you won't see false numbers here for this Tournament. This year has been no different with some other tournaments who claim to plan to have large numbers of fighters and again, not even breaking the 60 number, leaving MANY fighters who paid their own way there and other expenses, just to sit and watch the few who did have a fight.

DEADLINES

Listed below are the registration deadlines for this years Tournament. The key word below to keep note of is "RECEIVED". Received means "When we receive the fee HERE, NOT when you mailed it in. If you have ANY DOUBT that your fee will not make it here by the various deadlines, you may want to Express Mail it with confirmed delivery date. However, the better thing to do is just mail it in early. this will prevent any doubt about when we receive it here.

• The 2005 IKF NAC Tournament has 7 Registration Deadlines.
  All Late Fees May Be Paid At the Finals Weigh-ins PRIOR to the fighter weighing-in.
  JULY 22nd, 2005 is the FIRST Deadline Date.
  1. REGISTRATIONS Received After July 22nd, 2005 will be charged a $25 Late Fee.
  2. REGISTRATIONS Received After July 29th, 2005 will be charged a $35 Late Fee.
  3. REGISTRATIONS Received After August 3rd, 2005 will be charged a $40 Late Fee.
  4. REGISTRATIONS Received After August 5th, 2005 will be charged a $45 Late Fee,
     "IF" the Registration is accepted at all. This Late Fee Must be paid along with your registration.
  5. REGISTRATIONS Received After August 10th, 2005 will be charged a flat Registration fee of $100,
     "IF" the Registration is accepted at all. This Late Fee Must be paid along with your registration.
  6. NO REGISTRATIONS ACCEPTED AFTER AUGUST 12th, 2005

These deadlines assure us who will be registered at the IKF NAC Tournament. We do not accept ANY registrations at the event.

PHOTO FEE

If you did not send us one with your registration, or we do not have a passport size HEADSHOT PHOTO by AUGUST 12th, 2005, you will be charged a $10 photo fee, REGARDLESS or not if you bring your own passport size photo to registration. Each fighter who we do not have a photo of will see under their name on their registration page, the words, NEED PHOTO.

REGISTRATION LINES

Unlike in the past, this year we will have several separate lines for registration. These lines will be broken up for Women, Juniors and Adult men. Also separated from the rest of the pack will be a separate line for all fighters who registered on time, owe no late fees or photo fees. These will be our "A" lines. All fighters who owe late registration fees or photo fees (Meaning they have to have their photo taken for their event passport pass because they did not send one in with their registration) will be in our "B" lines.

MATCHMAKING

Some of you have inquired about how strong will the Junior Division be this year. Well, last year we didn't have any Juniors registered until June 25th. Usually, like nearly everyone else, they start to register after all the regionals are done. To see how many Juniors went last year Click Here. There were "93" registered and only 1 did not show up at the Finals in Orlando. ALL the 28 registered Junior Girls and all the Adult Women showed up. There were 18 Adult Men who did not show up.

As you can see on 2004 JUNIORS page, nearly everyone was matched up. On this page link, the weightclasses and rule divisions shown are what was finalized "AFTER" all deadlines and matchmaking. The same is done for the men's and woman's registration pages. Prior to this, the page had ALL the weight divisions shown as does currently on the 2005 Juniors page FOUND HERE and the other pages.

• After the first deadline date, we get VERY BUSY around here because between this time and the first week in August we are matchmaking all the fighters.
  • If a fighter has no one in their weightclass, he/she is asked to move up or down to find a fight in their same rule style (Juniors must stay within their age brackets, some may be outside the 2 year spread but not many.).
  • If a fighter is registered in San Shou and has no opponent and no one close in their weight class, they are asked to move to Muay Thai rules.
  • If a fighter is registered in Muay Thai and has no opponent and no one close in their weight class, they are asked to move to International rules.
  • If the same here, they are asked to move to Full Contact Rules.
  • No Full Contact Rule fighters are ever asked to do any leg kick style.
• If you are the only fighter in a division, look for notes such as, "IKF is asking you to move up to a close weightclass." With an e-mail link for an easy response for you. We urge you to contact us immediately upon seeing this by either e-mail or by phone. You may also see a note such as "No one in your weightclass, or close to you in your rule style. Can you move to a different rule style?". Again, please respond to these as soon as possible.

FREE REGISTRATION?

As many of you here know, last year the event was directly effected by a Hurricane. Because of this, ANY fighter who informed us that they could not make it to the event due to the Hurricane can attend FOR FREE this year. These fighters include;

1. Kevin Elmore, Pittsboro, Indiana, USA, Ray Sarkine, (317) 241-5425.
2. Phil Leier, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Khaay Muay SitKraitus, (403) 244- 8424.
3. Rob Graff, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA, Eric Lalone, (719) 630-8973.
4. Shale Lepage, Colorado Springs, Utah, USA, Eric Lalone, (719) 630-8973.

This also includes any fighters who were not found a match for the 2004 IKF/TKO NAC. None of these fighters attended the event because they were informed in advance they would not have a fight. Still, they paid a fee last year to enter the Tournament but were not matched up. These fighters include;

1. Hector Arbos, Dalton, Georgia, USA, Ben Kiker, (706) 226-3318.
2. Jeffery Bybee, JUNIOR, Peoria, Illinois, USA, Ryan Blackorby, (309) 672-3090.
3. Umaer Haq, Adult Mens, Alexandria, Virginia, USA, Mike Hess, (703) 922-5147.
4. Nick Manthey, Chesapeake, Virginia, USA, Clark Walters, (757) 548-9550.

RULE STYLE REGISTRATIONS.

Something that has been asked here is, "Can a fighter register into 2 different rule styles at a regional or at the finals?"
The answer here is a logical "No."
Sure, we could make a lot more money if we allowed this, however, there are several very good reason for this. Lets say a fighter registers in two divisions (As some tournaments are allowing). IF that fighter gets stopped (KO, TKO, RSC) it means they are automatically put on a medical suspension. This means a minimum "30 Day" hold from fighting for safety reasons. So if this happens, this fighter is now forced to pull out of the other rule style he/she registered in. This now means that ALL the brackets will need to be changed in this other division. Worse yet, what if there is only 1 other fighter in that other division? This means he/she will not have a fight at all. So you see, there is a very logical and justified reason we do not allow a fighter to register into more than 1 rule style.

MORE NEWS OF 6-7-05

Fit 2 Fight Club
In New York

Steve Ventura, (Right) formerly of NYKK GYM, has opened a new studio in Tribeca. In the new concept, Fit 2 Fight Club (www.fit2fightclub.com) is a real gritty Japan style Kickboxing /Boxing Gym. With two levels of training space and new equipment the gym can cater to all levels of interest. From the casual White Collar Boxer /Kickboxer to Amateur and Professional Fighters. The gym is a duplex style Ground Floor loft. Fit 2 Fight Club offers San Da Kickboxing, Boxing, Self Defense and Lama KungFu. Fit 2 Fight Club also has its trademark Weight Loss program "Fit 2 Fight Challenge". It is a 10 week boot camp program that uses kickboxing, resistance training, flexibility and one on one nutrition counseling. The program is utilizes a team support system and is very goal oriented. The program is also medically supervised.

We all wish Steve Ventura much success on his new studio. The Tribeca area of New York is undertaking a massive reconstruction. Ever since Robert De Niro moved his motion picture and acting studio into Tribeca, a steady influx of new businesses has occured... One of the newest being Fit 2 Fight Club. Be sure to drop by and check them out. For information regarding the new Fit 2 Fight Club, please call 212-925-5490 or visit them on the web at www.fit2fightclub.com or drop by at 17 Vestry Street & Hudson St New York, NY 10013, Tribeca section of Manhattan.

SATURDAY, June 4th, 2005, AT 1:40 AM, PT

Return to Colosseum
Returns Glory To The Sport!
Milwaukee Wisconsin, USA

IKF - ISCF Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
We need to admit, we are a bit upset... For the last several weeks we have been bragging about what a great show we just attended. However, EVERY week we seem to attend yet another great show which forces us to say once again, something like, "WOW, did you ever miss a great event if you were not here tonight!" or, "We just witnessed a packed house, standing room only!" Well, it appears our sport is picking up steam through the work of IKF promoters like Scott Joffe and Duke Roufus among the many other IKF Promoters we work with around the globe. Sellout venues are starting to be "Normal" as was tonight, and this sport just keeps getting better and better! From where we sit, it's clear that we're making our way back to the "Glory Days" of the sports past through the hard work of many. We thought people were saying this sport was dead... WOW, what a night those folks missed in Milwaukee last night!

Last night, IKF Promoters Scott Joffe and Duke Roufus hosted yet another one of their Heavyweight Gladiators events and simply put, these guys need a bigger venue. This one was entitled Return to Colosseum and was held at the Ramada Inn Grand Ballroom, in Milwaukee Wisconsin, USA.

The event started off with what Roufus and Joffe call the "Awesome Amateurs" and that they were. There were 8 "Exhibition" - Awesome Amateur bouts that was served as an appetizer to the main card. The main card featured 4 Amateur modified Muay Thai bouts, 3 Professional modified Muay Thai bouts and one Professional Woman's ISCF Mixed Martial Art bout. Without wasting any more of your valuable time, lets jump right in and go to the results.

BOUT 1
Amateur Modified MTR, Middleweight
Sean Douglas of Elmhurst, Illinois, USA (1-0/0, 164, 5'9", 21, 5-24-83, Joe Schlotterer, (630) 730-4965) defeated Vince Tobias of Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA (0-1/0, 165, 5'11", 29, 9-2-75, Kevin Grissom, (262) 652-5449) by unanimous decision 30-27 on all 3 judges cards.

BOUT 2
Amateur Modified MTR, Light Welterweight
Dan "The Savage" Lasavage of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA (1-0/1, 138, 5'7", 21, 6-7-83, Duke Roufus, (414) 319-1151) defeated Matt Conley of Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA (0-1/0, 134, 5'7", 29, 10-27-75, Kevin Grissom, (262) 652-5449) by TKO at 1:27 of round 2.
This bout was all Lasavage' from the start. Lasavage forced a standing 8 count by referee Al Wichgers on Conley in round 1 and if not for the ropes saving Conley from falling to the canvas at the end of round 1 Lasavage would have scored 2, 8 counts. It was a hard right hand by Lasavage that would knock Conley down to end it in round 2.

BOUT 3
Amateur Modified MTR, Cruiserweight
Kyle "Wicked" Weickhardt of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA (5-1/1, 186, 6'1", 19, 1-21-86, Duke Roufus, (414) 319-1151) defeated Bryan Kovar of Elmhurst, Illinois, USA (1-1/1, 193, 6', 23, 1-11-82, Joe Schlotterer, (630) 730-4965) by majority decision, 29-29, 29-28 and 29-27.
Kovar took a hard body kick from Weickhardt and the force of the blow took him down forcing referee Al Wichgers to give him a standing 8 count. All 3 judges gave round 1 to Weickhardt. Kovar fought back and won round 2 on all 3 judges cards. Round 3 had one judge for Kovar while the other two scored it for Weickhardt. Simply put, this bout was so close it could have easily went Kovar's way who kept aggressive in all 3 rounds.

BOUT 4
Amateur Modified MTR, Super Middleweight
Tom Grimmer of Waukesha, Wisconsin, USA (11-1/6, 172, 6'1", 25, 7-6-79, Oscar Medina, (262) 524-9799) defeated Chase Green of Rockford, Illinois, USA (6-1/4, 171, 6'1", 21, 6-20-83, Bryce Franke, (815) 988-1908) by Knockout at 1:56 of round 3.
Green was hit with a strong right hand in round 1 that forced referee Al Wichgers to give him a standing 8 count. In round 2 Green took a strong leg kick to his right thigh that dropped him for another 8 count. Finally in round 3, Grimmer hit Green with a strong knee to his body that dropped him making Wichgers call the bout at 1:56 of round 3.

BOUT 5
Pro Modified MTR, Heavyweight
Alex "The Lumberjack" Beck of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA (9-1/5, 232, 6'2", 27, 10-7-77, Mark Miller, (330) 324-3034) defeated Ahmad "The Bounty Hunter" Hafez Indianapolis, Indiana, USA (7-1/4, 255, 6'6", 39, 11-5-66, Jamal Abdul, (317) 294-4206) by TKO at 1:19 of round 3.
Beck was making his professional debut and if looks were the telling of the future, Beck looked to be ready to lose to a much taller and much heavier Hafez. However from round 1 on, Hefez' bark, or 'Look' was much more fearing than his bite. Instead of using his reach, Hafez instead choose to fight a clinch game which cost him through all 3 rounds. In addition, when Beck took to a punching game Hafez was unable to block Beck's punches as Hafez cringed with every punch he took. By the end of round 2 Hafez looked gassed. As round 3 started he was unable to put up much of an attack and finally, at 1:19 of round 3, a tired and ineffective Hafez was done.

BOUT 6
ISCF Professional Woman's MMA, 3 Rounds
Jen "Genetic Wonder" Case of Clay Center, Topeka, Kansas, USA (3-0, 152, 5'7", 22, 6-14-82, Steve Twlmlow, (785) 273-4343) defeated Greta "Mo Betta" Hicks of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA (PMMA: 1-2, AMMA: 1-0, 155, 5'10", 29, 2-26-76, Adrian Serano, (414) 305-1135) by rear choke submission at 2:18 of round 1 of the scheduled 3 round bout.

THURSDAY, June 2nd, 2005, AT 10:05 AM, PT

IKF ACTION This Weekend

Night Of The Champions III
Camp Verde, Arizona, USA

This Saturday night the Yavapai - Apache Recreation will host Night Of The Champions III in Camp Verde, Arizona, USA. The event will feature 3 IKF amateur title bouts which are:

• IKF Amateur IR South Mountain Middleweight Regional Title
  Clifford Larson Vs Anthony Zamora
  
  
• IKF Junior Amateur IR South Mountain Featherweight Region Title
  Rochelle Williams Vs Amber Valverde
  
  
• IKF Amateur IR Arizona State Light Cruiserweight Title
  Naeem Munir Vs David Webster
  
  

Fight event info please call (928) 300-0281.