PAST IKF
AMATEUR CHAMPIONS
This directory was created to give respect to the Past IKF AMATEUR Champions & Their Trainers.
It is also to discredit those claiming to be past IKF AMATEUR Champions that are not.

If not listed here, or in the Current IKF World Rankings,
they were NEVER an IKF AMATEUR Champion.


- ALL Champions are listed in Alphabetical Order -

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• Mike "The Mighty Atom" Adams
  Martinez, Georgia, USA, Mike Carlson
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules East Coast Featherweight Champion
    • Berkoluyko won his title on May 2nd, 1998 in Augusta, Georgia, USA when he defeated Jerry Grove of Indiana, USA by Knockout 57 seconds into round 2.
    • Adams' Title was Retired by the IKF on October 27th, 2003 when the IKF concluded that he was inactive.
    • Last Update: 10-27-03.
      
      

• Simon Akufo
  Birmingham, England, 3-2/3, 67.8kg, 5'10", 10-23-81, Kash Gill
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Super Welterweight British Champion
    • Simon won his IKF title on February 5th, 2005 in Liverpool, England when he defeated Andy Webb of Liverpool, England by unanimous decision.
    • Simon's title was retired when he turned professional.
    • Last Update: 1-10-08.
      
      

• Avery Albrightson (Avery Vilche)
  Redding, California, USA, Dan Verdugo
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Woman's Amateur International Rules United States Featherweight Title
    • Albrightson defeated Lapin Padilla of Albq. New Mexico, USA by majority decision, 47-45, 46-46 & 46-45. The bout was at Parson's Gym in Redding, California, USA on November 13th, 1993.
    • Albrightson later retired.
    • Last Update: 7-24-98.
      
      

• Ricky Almondia
  San Jose, California, USA, 6-1/1, 148, 5'6", 12-10-79, Cung Le
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules California State Super Welterweight Title.
    • March 26th, 2005, Fairfield, California, USA: Defeated Julian Lugo Jr. by majority decision 38-38, 40-36 & 39-37.
    • Almondia's amateur title was retired when he fought Professional Mixed Martial Arts.
    • Last Update: 9-9-2007.
      
      

• Jesus Andrade
  Delano, California, USA, 10-3-1, Abe Belardo
  • IKF Amateur International Rules United States Featherweight Title
    • Andrade defeated Keopheth Sychanthavong of Fresno, CA, USA, by unanimous decision, 48-47, 48-47 & 49-46. The bout was at Strongbow Stadium in Bakersfield, CA, USA on April, 30th, 1994
    • First Defense: Andrade Defeated John (Rico) Washington of Bakersfield, CA, USA by split Decision, 47-48, 49-46 & 48-47. The bout was at Red Lion Inn, Bakersfield, CA, USA on February 26th, 1995
    • Second Defense: Andrade Defeated Keo Synchanthavong of Fresno, CA, USA by Unanimous Decision, 48-45, 48-45 & 48-45. The bout was at Ringside Gym, Fresno, CA, USA on May 13th, 1995.
    • Third Defense: Andrade's opponent, Billy Olsen of Santa Rosa, CA, USA backed out of the bout the day of the event. September 1998.
  • Andrade still held his title until he was Forced to retire according to Trainer Abe Belardo due to a severe heart condition.
  • Last Update: 7-2-99.
    
    

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• Mike Baldwin
  Denver, Colorado, USA, 7-2/4, 144, 5'8", 23, 5-19-81, Keith Schmelzer
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules USA National Welterweight Champion
    • Baldwin won his title on April 3rd, 2004 in Denver, Colorado, USA when he defeated Ryan Farthingham of Wyoming, USA at :53 seconds into round 1 when Baldwin landed a high head kick on Farthingham's for a first round KO.
    • Baldwin's title was retired by the IKF when he fought his first Professional bout on June 4th, 2005.
    • Last Update: 6-9-05.
      
      

• Brandon Banda
  Concord, California, USA, 8-1-1/1, 178, 6'1", 9-15-78, John Mushaney
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules California State Light Heavyweight Champion
    • May 23rd, 2003, Stockton, California, USA: Defeated Derek Yuen by unanimous decision 40-36, 40-36 & 39-37.
    • Baldwin's title was retired by the IKF when he fought his first Professional bout.
    • Last Update: 8-26-08.
      
      

• J. R. Barnard
  Hinesville, Georgia, USA, Keith Jackson
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules East Coast Light Welterweight Champion
    • Barnard won his title on May 2nd, 1998 in Augusta, Georgia, USA when he Defeated Rich Drake of Indiana by Majority Decision.
    • Barnard's Title was Retired by the IKF on October 27th, 2003 when the IKF concluded that he was inactive.
    • Last Update: 10-27-03.
      
      

• Jaime Baron ( Kirkpatrick )
  Cool, California, USA, KB: 3-2-1/2, AM BX: 2 X Golden Gloves Boxing Champion, 5'1", 110, 20, Greg Kirkpatrick
  • IKF Woman's Amateur Full Contact Rules California Atomweight Title
    • Baron won her first IKF title on May 9th, 1998 San Francico, CA, USA over Angie Fields of Modesto, CA, USA by TKO at 1:37 of round 1.
    • Baron continued to compete in amateur boxing for a couple of years until retiring from the ring to be a boxing and kickboxing coach at Ringside Gym at the IKF World Headquarters.
    • Last Update: 1-12-06.
      
      

• Anthony "Powerhouse" Bartinelli
  Phoenix, Arizona, USA, Clement Vierra
  • IKF Amateur International Rules United States Middleweight Title
  • Bartinelli won his title on March 4th, 1999 with a 4th round KO over Adam Rogers (4-2/2) of Seaside, California, USA.
  • Bartinelli Voluntarily vacated his title on 10-18-99 to move into the Pro Full Contact Rule Rankings.
  • Last Update: 10-18-99.
    
    

• Billy Beach
  Citrus Heights, California, USA, 7-0/2, 5'9", 135, 19, Nasser Niavaroni
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Super Lightweight Title.
    • Beach defeated Ton Saephan of Roseville, CA on November 7th, 1998 by Majority decision at the Medford Armory in Medford, Oregon, USA.
    • Beach was retired by his trainer, Nasser Niavaroni in 2000.
    • Last Update: 9-26-2000.
      
      

• Dan Behl
  Santa Rosa, CA, USA, 5-3/5, 5'8", 180, 36, Mike Duvall
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules California Light Cruiserweight Title
    • Behl defeated Mike Dougherty of Loomis, CA, USA, by TKO at 1:21 of round 3. The bout was at Watsonville High School in Watsonville, CA, USA on February 26th, 1994.
    • Behl has been challenged by Dougherty twice for a re-match but it never happened. On both challenges, Behl had to cancel because of an arm injury. Because of the injury, he was forced to retired from lickboxing and is now a successful trainer.
    • Last Update: 1-25-01.
      
      

• Steven Berkoluyko
  Brooklyn, New York, USA, Vladimir Borodin
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules United States Light Middleweight Champion
    • Berkoluyko won his title in November of 1998 at Council Bluffs Iowa over Nathan Clemens of Mertle Beach, South Carolina.
    • Berkoluyko's Title was Retired by the IKF on May 18th after we discovered he had fought several Pro bouts over the last year. His stats as an amateur were 7 wins, 3 loses, 1 draw and 5 KO/TKO's. He was 5'11", 152 lbs and 18 when he won his title.
    • Last Update: 5-18-00.
      
      

• Rick "The Destroyer" Bloyer
  Beloit, Wisconsin, USA, 8-2/5, 6'2", 235, Pete Hetrick
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules MidWest US Super Heavyweight Champion.
    • Bloyer won his Title when he defeated Angelo Riverra of Illinois, USA on May 27th, 2000 in Beloit, Wisconsin, USA.
    • Bloyer's title was retired when he turned Professional in November of 2004.
    • Last Update: 11-29-2004.
      
      

• Debi Bonomini
  Redding, CA, USA, Dan Verdugo
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Woman's Atomweight Title
    • Bonomini became the First Woman's Amateur IKF Female Champion by defeating Robyn Lopez of Phoenix Arizona by unanimous decision 49-46, 49-46 & 48-47. The bout was at Parson's Gym in Redding, CA, USA on November 13th, 1993.
    • Bonomini later retired.
    • Last Update: 7-24-98.
      
      

• Patrick Bowsher
  Calgary, Alberta Canada, 19-2-2/12, 5'10", 186, Mike Miles
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules Light Cruiserweight Intercontinental Champion
    • Bowsher won his title on November 1st, 1997 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada when he defeated Kim In Sik of Korea by TKO round 2.
    • Bowsher title was retired by his trainer on April 14th, 2005.
    • Last Update: 4-14-2005.
      
      

• Craig Bradford
  Paisley, Scotland
  • IKF Amatuer Full Contact Rules Scotland Middleweight Title
    • June 11th, 2005, Paisley, Glasgow, Scotland: Defeated Steve Kitchner, Aberdeen, Scotland by TKO at 1:48 of round 1.
    • Title was retired when he turned Professional.
    • Last Update: 9-24-2007.
      
      

• Mark Brennan
  Simpsonville, South Carolina, USA, 9-3-2/1, 5'11", 175, 28, Ray Thompson.
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules East Coast U.S. Champion.
    • Mark won his title by "Forfeit" when his opponent didn't show up to the 1999 AUGUSTA SUPERFIGHT on April 17, 1999 at Fort Gordon in Augusta, Georgia.
    • Mark's Trainer retired his title due to inactivity on 10-12-01.
    • Last Update: 10-12-01.
      
      

• Jim "KIDLOT" Brown
  Sacramento, CA, USA, Dannie Stell
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Cruiserweight Title
    • Brown was the First EVER IKF Champion.
      He won his bout by TKO :56 seconds into the 3rd round over Ken "Mad Dog" Morgan of Long Beach, CA, USA. The event was at Roseville Fairgrounds, Roseville, CA, USA on August 1st, 1992.
    • Brown retired from kickboxing and became a school teacher and is also a coach at the IKF Training Gym, Ringside Gym.
    • Last Update: 4-5-07.
      
      

• Derrick Burnsed
  Citrus Heights, California, USA, 9-2-1/2, 172, 5'8", 6-9-80, Dave Marinoble
  • IKF Amatuer Full Contact Rules California State Super Middleweight Champion
    • Burnsed won his title on April 26th, 2003 in Fairfield, California, USA when he defeated Bobby Barnes of Santa Rosa, California, USA by unanimous decision 39-36, 40-35 and 39-36.
    • His trainer later retired his title when Burnsed retired from fighting.
    • Last Update: 4-14-2005.
      
      

• Randy "BUZZMAN" Bussart
  Fairfield, CA, USA, Jacob "STITCH" Duran
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Light Middleweight Title
    • Bussart defeated Noe Apilado of Concord, CA, USA by TKO at :48 seconds of round 2 on October 17th, 1992.
    • First Defense: Won by unanimous decision over Cary Nathan of Sacramento, CA, USA. The bout was at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield, CA, USA on January 30th, 1993
    • Second Defense: Defeated Jeramiah Foster who had moved to Kansas City, Kansas, USA from Redding, CA, USA by TKO at :44 seconds of the third round after Bussart's knee "ACCIDENTLY" hit Foster in the head as he moved in on Bussart's round kick. The knee caused a cut on Foster head and the doctor stopped the bout. Since the knee was accidental, the CA State Commission and the IKF ruled to go back to the scorecards for the first 2 rounds. Bussart was ahead, 20-18 on all the cards giving him the win. The bout was at the University of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, USA on March, 26th, 1994.
    • Bussart later turned pro and won the IKF PRO California Super Welterweight Title and the IKF PRO United States FCR Welterweight Title. He later retired from kickboxing.
    • Last Update: 1-25-01.
      
      

• Randy "BUZZMAN" Bussart
  Fairfield, CA, USA, Jacob "STITCH" Duran
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Super Welterweight Title
    • Bussart defended his title by defeating Jeramiah Foster who had moved to Kansas City, Kansas, USA from Redding, CA, USA by TKO at :44 seconds of the third round after Bussart's knee "ACCIDENTLY" hit Foster in the head as he moved in on Bussart's round kick. The knee caused a cut on Foster head and the doctor stopped the bout. Since the knee was accidental, the CA State Commission and the IKF ruled to go back to the scorecards for the first 2 rounds. Bussart was ahead, 20-18 on all the cards giving him the win. The bout was at the University of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, USA on March, 26th, 1994.
    • Bussart later turned Pro and won the IKF PRO California Super Welterweight Title & The IKF Pro United States Welterweight Title. He retired the following year.
    • Last Update: 7-24-98.
      
      

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• Chris Cariaso
  San Francisco, California, USA, 10-3/2, 137, 5'4", 5-27-81, Bunkerd Faphiamai
  • IKF Amateur San Shou Rules United States Super Lightweight Champion
    • Defeated Ed Carpio of San Jose, California by Split Decision on July 24th, 2004 in San jose, California, USA.
    • IKF Retired Cariaso's Amateur title when they discovered he had fought as a Pro MMA Fighter.
    • Last Update 12-22-07.
      
      

• "Savage" Rick Cheek
  Santa Rosa, California, USA, 10-0/9, 237, 6'4", 10-4-77, Billy Olson
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules California Super Heavyweight Champion
    • Rick won his title on March 26th, 2005, Fairfield, California, USA when he defeated Ben Davis by KO at :50 seconds of round 1.
    • Cheek retired his Amateur Title when he had his first pro bout on August 13th, 2005.
    • Last Update 12-22-07.
      
      

• Max Chen
  San Jose, California, USA, via New York, New York, USA, 25-8/2, 154, 5'10", 10-12-80, Cung Le
  • IKF Amateur San Shou West Coast Middleweight Champion.
    • Chen won his title in San Jose, CA, USA, July 21st, when he defeated Matt Cateleta of Oakland, CA, USA by unanimous decision.
    • Chen's Amateur "WEST COAST" title was retired when the IKF was informed that he was now living in New York, USA.
    • Last Update: 7-27-05.
      
      

• Vantha Chhim
  Modesto, California, USA, 6-3/0, 5'7", 127, 1-9-78, Gene Fields
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules California Featherweight Champion
    • Chhim won his IKF Title, on September 12th, 1998 when he defeated Billy Soksoda by majority decision.
    • Chhim's title was retired by the IKF since he is no longer active.
    • Last Update: 2-12-04.
      
      

• Chris Cichon (Right)
  St. Paul, Minnesota, USA, 8-4/1, 152, 6', 10-22-82, Justin Whiley
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Central USA Regional Light Middleweight Champion
    • Cichon won his IKF Title on February 11, 2006, Waterloo, Iowa, USA when he defeated Frank Young of Bettendorf, Iowa, by unanimous decision 40-36, 40-36 & 40-36.
    • Cichon's title was retired when he won the IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Light Middleweight Title on May 30th, 2008 in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA over Leroy Walters vi unanimous decision, 50-43 on all 3 judges cards.
    • Last Update: 6-3-08.
      
      

• Scott "Pitbull" Clark
  Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 38-4-1/21, 179, 5'10", 10-3-77, Mike Miles
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules Light Heavyweight World Champion
    • Clark won Title on May 28th, 2005 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada when he defeated Nenad Grujic of Basel, Switzerland by knockout at 1:42 of round two.
    • Clark also won the IKF Tournament Title in 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007
    • Last Update: 12-28-07
      
      

• James Cooper
  Houston, Texas, USA, 20-2/1, Houston Kickboxing.
  • IKF U.S. Amateur San Shou Cruiserweight Champion.
    • Cooper won his title in San Jose, CA, USA July 21st when he defeated Brian Madigan by unanimous decision.
    • Cooper's title was retired by the IKF when the IKF discovered he won the "AMATEUR" title after already being a Pro.
      • For this reason, his title win is no longer recognized by the IKF as a LEGIT Title.
    • Last Update: 11-2-01.
      
      

• Celso Costa
  Viseu Portugal, Fernando Loio
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules European Featherweight Champion.
    • Costa won his Title on September 12th at Feira de S.Mateus-Viseu, Portugal with a unanimous decision win over Jamie Chedotal of Liverpool, England, 49-46, 50-46, 50-48.
    • Costa Voluntarily vacated his title in 1999 to move into the Pro Full Contact Rule Rankings.
    • Last Update: 5-12-00.
      
      

• Adrian Crutchley
  Ballarat, Victoria, Australia, 5-2/1, 181cm, 69.8kg, 11-9-70, Kyle Butrose
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Australian Light Middleweight Champion
    • Due to poor reporting from IKF Australia, no information was provided about this title.
    • Last update: 3-7-2005
      
      

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• Aylin Davtyan
  Glendale, California, USA, 3-0/0, 5'1", 101, 15, 5-21-87, Sam Tatevossyan.
  • IKF Junior Girls Amateur International Rules Straw-weight California Champion.
    • Davtyan won her title against Kandra Washington of Bakersfield, California, USA by split decision, 36-39, 37-39 and 39-37 on December 11th, 1999 in Bakersfield, California, USA.
    • This bout featured the SECOND, IKF Junior Amateur title but the "FIRST EVER GIRLS" Junior Amateur title Bout.
    • The IKF Retired Davtyan's title on May 27th when it was clear she was too old to defend his age bracket title.
    • Last Update: 5-27-04.
      
      

• Kerry Dell
  Calgary, Alberta Canada, 25-5-2/16, 6' , 186, Mike Miles
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules North American Light Cruiserweight Champion.
    • Dell won his title on August 23rd, 1998 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada when he defeated Phil Petit of Canada by TKO at 1:38 of round 1.
    • Dell's title was retired by the IKF when he turned Pro.
    • Last Update: 1-10-02.
      
      

• Giuseppe DeNatale
  Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Sik Tai
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules Canadian Heavyweight Champion
    • DeNatale won his IKF Title on February 10th, 2000, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada by TKO at 1:33 of the 3rd round over Ryan Graham. (14 wins, 4 loses with 1 KO) when he landed a head kick on Graham that dropped him.
    • DeNatale Voluntarily vacated his title in 2000 to turn Pro and fight in the K-1 USA.
    • Last Update: 8-8-2000.
      
      

• Trevor Desjarlais
  Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, 26-3/7, 5'9", 147, Mike Miles
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Intercontinental Welterweight Champion
    • Desjarlais won his title on June 14th, 1997 by forfeit when his opponent Nicolas Read of the Carrillo Boxing Center in Irvine California, USAand his trainer Jean Carrillo (Owner of Deluxe USA - KickboxGear.com) left back to USA the day of the fight. Why? Read the full story by clicking HERE - IKF Red Deer, Alberta, Canada - June 14th, 1997
    • Desjarlais title was retired by his trainer on April 14th, 2005.
    • Last Update: 3-16-03.
      
      

• Zack Day
  Martinez, Georgia, USA, 18-2/7, 5'10", 179, 1-17-64
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules East Coast US Cruiserweight Champion
    • Day won his title on May 2nd, 1998 when he defeated Mark Feaks of Ohio by Split Decision in Augusta, Georgia.
    • Day's Amateur title was retired when he had his first pro fight on January 17th, 2003
    • Last Update: 5-24-06.
      
      

• Van Do
  San Jose, California, USA, 4-3, 112, Cung Le,
  • IKF Amateur Woman's San Shou Flyweight United States Champion
    • July 23rd, 2005, San Jose, California, USA: Defeated Shana Howell by unanimous decision.
    • IKF Retired Van Do's amateur title when they were informed she fought as a Pro MMA Fighter.
      
      

• Mike "Magicman" Dougherty (Right)
  Loomis, California, USA, 9-2/6, 6', 179, Dan Stell & Greg Kirkpatrick
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules U. S. Light Heavyweight Champion
    • Dougherty won his IKF Title when he defeated Heath Harris of San Diego, CA, by Unanimous decision 48-45, 48-45 and 49-45. The bout was at Win River Casino in Redding CA, USA in April, 1995. In this bout, Dougherty made one of the greatest comebacks in IKF history after being dropped hard in the opening round by Harris, he rose up to go the distance to win the unanimous 5 round decision.
    • Dougherty evdentually retired as a Champion. He will always be a Champion Both IN and OUT of the ring!
  • IKF Amateur International Rules US Light Heavyweight Champion
    • Dougherty won his IKF IR US Light Heavyweight Title when he defeated Julio Nunez of Albq. New Mexico, by Unanimous decision 50-44, 49-45 and 48-46. The bout was at Win River Casino in Redding CA, USA on October 21st, 1995
    • On July 24th, 1997, In his only title defense, Dougherty lost his IKF IR US Light Heavyweight Title to Heath Harris of San Diego, CA by KO at 1:26 of round 2.
    • After Dougherty lost to Harris, he tried to get a rematch with his only other loss to Dan Behl back on February 26th, 1994. (CA FCR Light Cruiserweight Title Bout). He fought Behl when he was sick and wanted his revenge. However Behl never accepted any of Dougherty's challenges and Dougherty evdentually retired as a Champion. He will always be a Champion Both IN and OUT of the ring!
      
      

• Mike "MOHAMID" Duran
  Fairfield, CA, USA, Jacob "STITCH" Duran
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Light Heavyweight Title
    • Duran fought for the same title training partner Andy Sanchez had won a few months before after Sanchez vacated it to move down to the super middleweight division. Duran won his title by TKO at 1:56 of the 4th round over Ken Morgan (Jim Brown's opponent above) on October 17th, 1992.
    • First Defense: Won by TKO at 1:17 of 3rd round over Adam Pollock of Los Angeles, CA, USA. The bout was at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield, CA, USA on January 30th, 1993.
    • Second Defense: Won by decision over Mike Sutton of Virginia, USA. The bout was at Kezar Pavilion in San Francisco, CA, USA on March 27th, 1993.
    • Third Defense: Lost to Truman Ward of Los Lumas New Mexico, USA. The bout was at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield, CA, USA on September 18th, 1993
    • Duran lost his title on September 18th, 1993 to Truman Ward of Los Lumas, New Mexico when Ward hit him with a strong spinning backfist. The strike sparked controversy as some thought Ward hit Duran with a spinning elbow. Upon video review though, Ward hit Duran with the back of the glove. Ward was winning on all the judges cards 19-18. Before the final blow, Duran had 2 standing 8 counts from Wards strong attack and was clearly in trouble.
    • Duran later retired from kickboxing to pursue boxing.
    • Last Update: 7-24-98.
      
      

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• Undra "Busyboy" Eggleston
  Muncie, Indiana, USA, Ron White
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules East Coast Super Welterweight Champion.
    • Widener won his title on May 2nd, 1998 in Augusta, Georgia, USA when he defeated Carlos Dequesada, Alabama by Split Decision.
    • Eggleston's Title was Retired by the IKF on October 27th, 2003 when the IKF concluded that he was inactive.
    • Last Update: 10-27-03.
      
      

• Robert Elledge
  Roseville, California, USA, 17-2-1/6, 137, 5'11", 19, 7-28-84, Dave Marinoble
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Super Lightweight California Champion
    • Elledge won his Super Lightweight California title on July 19th, 2003 in Fairfield, California, USA when he defeated Jose Paez' by TKO end of round 2.
    • FIRST DEFENSE: January 17th, 2004, The Platinum Live Supper Club, Studio City, CA, defended his title over Mark Tabuso (15-6) of Daly City, California unanimous decision, 38-37 on all 3 judges cards.
    • Elledge's title was retired in June of 2006 when it was clear he was retired from the sport.
    • All the other belts Elledge has won were from the IKF Tournaments.
    • Last Update: 6-15-06.
      
      

• Mark 'The Beast' Epstein
  Woolwich, London, England 5-2/3, 5'9", 94kg, 10-26-86, Lee Whittington
  • IKF Amateur MTR Heavyweight World Champion
    • Epstein won his IKF title on March 12th, 2005 in Kent, England when he defeated Alan Fenandes of India by TKO at :29 seconds of round 3.
    • Due to poor reporting from the former IKF Europe leadership (Pre 2007) it is unclear how Epstein retired his Amateur World title.
    • Last Update: 6-2-06.
      
      

• "Magic" Juan Escobar
  Gilroy, California, USA, 10-3/5, 5'11", 147, 19, 8-27-80, Dennis Saguinedl
  • IKF Amateur International Rules U. S. Welterweight Champion
    • Escobar won this title in San Francisco, California on May 9th, 1998 when he defeated Adam Garcia of San Diego, California, USA by Unanimous Decision, 48-47, 49-46 & 49-46.
    • Escobar Retired from Kickboxing on 9-1-01 to move on with his schooling & Work. He will ALWAYS be an IKF Champion.
    • Last Update: 9-1-01.
      
      

• "Magic" Juan Escobar
  Gilroy, California, USA, 10-3/5, 5'11", 147, 19, 8-27-80, Dennis Saguinedl
  • IKF Amateur International Rules West Coast Super Welterweight Champion
    • Escobar won his title in Medford, Oregon in November of 1998 when he defeated Jones Tom of San Francisco, CA when the bout was stopped at 1:21 of the second round.
    • Escobar Retired from Kickboxing on 9-1-01 to move on with his schooling & Work.. He will ALWAYS be an IKF Champion.
    • Last Update: 9-1-01.
      
      

• Evan Esguerra
  San Francisco, California, USA, 7-2/0, 144, 5'7", 7-13-78, Enn Fairtex
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules California Champion
    • Esguerra won his title on September 27th, 2003 in Fairfield, California, USA when he defeated Ballfrano Gayton by split decision, 36-40, 39-37, 37-39.
    • Last Update: 7-11-06.
      
      

• Marisol Esquilin
  5-0/3, (KB-F=1) BX: 2-0/1 5'5", 136, 8-29-72, Ruben Morales
  • IKF USA Women's Amateur International Rules Super Lightweight US Champion.
    • January 30th, 1999, Orlando, Florida, USA: Esquilin won this title "First" by forfeit when Los Angles based fighter Amber Byrne didn't, couldn't or wouldn't make the trip with her trainer Mark Parra and another fighter from their camp and as much as we would like to explain "BOTH" sides of the story, it just doesn't seem worth the headache. It basically had to do with a disagreement about travel arrangements.
    • June 6th, 1999 in Orlando Florida, USA: Esquilin confirmed her title when she defeated Mercedes Mercury of Aurora, Colorado by TKO at 1:38 into round 1.
    • Esquilin's Amateur title was retired by the IKF at the 1999 IKF National Amateur Tournament when the decision was to have the Tournament titles the "USA National titles" and she never came to the tournament to defend it.
    • Last update, December, 1999.
      
      

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• James Fanshier
  San Jose, California, USA, 8-0/3, 5'10", 177, 28, 11-30-71, Cung Le.
  • IKF Amateur San Shou Light Heavyweight Champion.
    • Fanshier won his Title when he defeated Allen Egbirt of Sidney, Ohio USA by unanimous decision on June 26th, 2000, in Sacramento, California, USA.
    • James Voluntarily retired his title in July 2001, due to personal reasons.
    • Last Update: 8-13-01
      
      

• Jason Fenton
  Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Mike Miles
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules North American Welterweight title.
    • Fenton won his title when he defeated Donovan Smith of Wichita Kansas by split decision 47-48, 48-47 and 48-47 on June 14th, 1997 in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada.
    • Fenton Voluntarily Retired his Title when he turned pro.
    • Last Update: 1-10-02.
      
      

• Jason Fenton
  Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 16-3/10, 5'9", 145, Mike Miles.
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules Intercontinental Welterweight Champion.
    • Fenton won his title on the 7th of November, 1998 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada when he defeated Parinya Iaard of Thailand by a majority decision at the13th Annual Battle of the Rocky Mountains and Prairies Championship Kickboxing Card and Martial Arts Tournament.
    • Fenton's title was retired by the IKF when he turned Pro.
    • Last Update: 1-10-02.
      
      

• Tony Fincher
  Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA, 5-1, 148, 17, Rosales Kickboxing, Tony Rosales
  • IKF Junior Boys Amateur International Rules New Mexico State Super Welterweight Champion
    • Fincher defeated Tim Sosa by unanimous decision, 49-46, 48-47 and 48-47 in Los Lunas, New Mexico, USA on February 3rd, 2007.
    • His title was retired when his trainer requested to move him to the Adult Rankings on 5-24-07.
    • Last update: 5-24-07
      
      

• Jesse Finney
  St. Louis, Missouri, USA
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules U.S. Light Heavyweight Champion
    • Finney of St. Louis, Missouri, USA defeated Darrell Baker of Memphis, Tennessee, USA on February 19th, 2000.
    • Finney Voluntarily vacated this title to move down in weight.
    • Last Update: 1-25-01.
      
      

• Carlos "RoboChamp" Anthony Flores
  Bakersfield, California, USA, 3-0/--, (20 + smoker bouts) 4', 11", 103, 11, 7-2-88, Eric Nolan.
  • IKF Junior Boys Amateur International Rules Straw-weight California Champion.
    • Flores won his title against Roque Quezada of Bakersfield, California, USA by majority decision, 40-36, 37-37 and 39-37 on December 11th, 1999 in Bakersfield, CA, USA.
    • These two were the First to actually FIGHT for a Junior Title. But it was not the first IKF Junior Amateur title "Awarded".
    • Anthony Kindel of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA won a 1999 National Junior Amateur Tournament Title in September by Forfeit at the 1999 IKF/RINGSIDE Nationals when his opponent failed to show up. Strangly enough, his opponent who failed to show up was believe it or not, Carlos Flores of Bakersfield, California, USA.
    • The IKF Retired Flores' title on May 27th when it was clear he was too old to defend his age bracket title.
    • Last Update: 5-27-04.
      
      

• Mike Fonseca
  San Francisco, California, USA, 8-0/0, 182, 5'9", 2-18-75, Sam Phimsoutham
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules West Coast Light Cruiserweight Champion
    • Fonseca won his title on April 30th, 2005 in Fairfield, California, USA when he defeated Kurt Floyd of Modesto, California USA by split decision, 37-39, 39-37 and 40-36.
    • Fonseca's Amateur title was retired by the IKF when he fought as a Pro MMA fighter in May of 2006.
    • Last Update: 5-15-06
      
      

• Mike Fonseca
  San Francisco, California, USA, 8-0/0, 182, 5'9", 2-18-75, Sam Phimsoutham
  • IKF Amateur San Shou Rules United States Light Cruiserweight Champion
    • Fonseca won his title on July 23rd, 2005 in San Jose, California, USA when he defeated Richie Council of Columbus, Ohio by Majority Decision.
    • Fonseca's Amateur title was retired by the IKF when he fought as a Pro MMA fighter in May of 2006.
    • Last Update: 5-15-06.
      
      

• Jeremiah Foster
  Redding, CA, USA, Dan Verdugo
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules California Light Middleweight Title
    • Foster defeated Mark Larrett of Fairfield, CA, USA by TKO at 1:49 of round 2. The bout was at Parson's Gym in Redding, CA, USA on November 13th, 1993.
    • Foster later retired.
    • Last Update: 7-24-98.
      
      

• Darrin Freeman
  Sacramento, California, USA, 10-2-1/4, 5'10", 166, 27.
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Light Heavyweight United States Champion.
    • Freeman won his Title on October 4th, 1999 when he defeated Todd Whitmoyer of Phoenix, AZ, USA, (6-2/4) at 1:38 of the first round.
    • Freeman Voluntarily vacated his title to turn Pro on January 25th, 2001.
    • Last Update: 1-25-01.
      
      

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• Jay 'Big Guns' Garner
  5-1/3, 123, Bakersfield, California, USA, Eric Nolan
  • IKF Amateur International Rules California Woman's Bantamweight Champion
    • Garner won her title on October 17th, 1996 in Bakersfield, California, USA when she defeated Gagriale Sitzenstock by unanimous decision, 39-37, 39-36 and 39-36
    • Garner Retired the title when she turned pro.
    • She tried Pro Boxing but lost her only bout: 0-1
    • Last update: 4-21-2001
      
      

• TJ Gibson
  Hibbing, Minnesota, USA 8-1/6, 214, 5'10", 7-12-76, Iron Range Kickboxing, Tim Runquist
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules North Central Regional Heavyweight Champion
    • February 15th, 2008, Hinckley, Minnesota, USA: Defeated Roy Jones by TKO.
    • Gibson Retired the title when he won the IKF Amateur Heavyweight World title in March of 2008.
    • Last update: 5-7-08
      
      

• Mauricio 'The Jaguar' Gonzalez
  Los Angeles, California, USA, 8-0,/4, 140, Kathy Long
  • IKF Amateur International Rules U.S. Light Welterweight Champion
    • Gonzalez won the title on October 17th, 1996 in Bakersfield, California, USA when he defeated Jacobb Salez of Los Angles, California, USA by unanimous decision 49-46, 47-48 and 50-45.
    • Gonzalez Retired the title when he retired from fighting.
    • Last update: 8-13-2001
      
      

• Sonya Gurule
  Belen, New Mexico, USA, 8-5/0, 100, 5'1", 1-19-83, Tony Rosales
  • IKF Woman's Mountain Regional Champion
    • Gurule won her title on March 1st 2003 in Belen New Mexico USA when she defeated Melanie Guadian of Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA by unanimous decision.
    • The IKF retired Gurule's amateur title when they discovered she had fought as a Pro Boxer: Pro Box: 1-0/0
    • Last update: 1-2-2008
      
      

• Blanca Guitierez (Hilder)
  Pacifica, California, USA, KB: 6-4/2, BX: 1-1/0, 5', 110, 5-26-65, Donivis Pooler, - (12-22-07)
  • IKF Atomweight West Coast USA Champion
    • December 2nd, 2000, Monterey, California, USA: Defeated Sonia Gurule by unanimous decision, 40-36 on all 3 judges cards.
    • IKF Retired Guitierez title when they discovered she turned Pro Boxing in 2004.
    • Last update: 9-23-2005
      
      

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• Tony Haddock
  Orlando, Florida, USA, 6-2
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Light Middleweight USA Champion.
    • Haddock won his title on June 6th, 1999 in Orlando Florida, USA, when he defeated Duane Ludwig of Aurora, Colorado by TKO at 51 seconds into round 2.
    • Haddock's Amateur title was retired by the IKF at the 1999 IKF National Amateur Tournament.
    • Last update, 9-26-05.
      
      

• Steve Hall
  Snellville, Georgia, USA, 5-3/2, 170, 5'10", Palmer Kickboxing
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules South East Super Middleweight Champion
    • Hall won his title on August 30th, 2002 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA when he defeated previous Champion Shannon Hudson of Lyman, South Carolina, USA by unanimous decision.
    • Last update, 10-16-05.
      
      

• Toney "The Hammer" Hannon
  Bakersfield, California, USA, 18-0-3/16, 5'11", 170, 26, Eric Nolan
  • IKF Amateur International Rules United States Middleweight Title
    • Hannon defeated Rico Nieves of San Fernando, CA, USA, after Nieves said he could no longer continue after the first round. During the break, Nieves complained of an sore ankle. He didn't want to continue so Hannon won the title. Hannon was ahead on all the cards, 10-9. The bout was at Strongbow Stadium in Bakersfield, CA, USA on April, 30th, 1994.
    • First Defense: Hannon Won by TKO over Marcus Cochran of Van Nuys, CA, USA at 1:25 of round 2 The bout was at Strongbow Stadium, Bakersfield, CA, USA on July 30th, 1994
    • Second Defense: Hannon kept his title as the bout ended in a majority DRAW against Wayne Grey of Chandler Arizona, USA. 48-48, 47-48 Hannon and 48-47 Grey. The bout was at Red Lion Inn, Bakersfield, CA, USA on February 26th, 1995. You can see some of the bout by clicking HERE. However, the person who edited the video list Grey as "Gregory".

• Toney "The Hammer" Hannon
  Bakersfield, California, USA, 18-0-3/16, 5'11", 170, 26, Eric Nolan
  • IKF Amateur International Rules United States Super Middleweight Title
    • Instead of defending his Middleweight title, Hannon wanted to win another weightclass title and he did when he defeated Lisiat Lavalo of Long Beach, CA, USA, by majority decision, 48-47, 50-48 & 48-48. This bout was at Table Mountain Casino in Friat CA, USA on June 25th, 1994.
  • Last Update: 1-25-01.
    
    

• Toney "The Hammer" Hannon
  Bakersfield, California, USA, 18-0-3/16, 5'11", 170, 26, Eric Nolan
  • IKF Amateur International Rules North American Middleweight Champion
    • Hannon defeated Milton Garcia of Hacienda Heights, CA, USA, by Unanimous decision 49-46, 48-47 & 49-46. The bout was at Red Lion Inn in Bakersfield, CA, USA on June,11th, 1995.
  • Hannon remained undefeated as an amateur.
  • Although he talked of turning Pro, he never did. Inactive for 5 years, the IKF retired his titles in January of 2001. He will always be a Champion Both IN and OUT of the ring!
  • Last Update: 1-25-01.
    
    

• Scott Harmon
  Simi Valley , California, USA, 6'2, 225, Jim Mullen
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules U.S. Super Heavyweight Title
    • Harmon defeated Greg Kirkpatrick of Grass Valley, California, USA by unanimous decision, 48-47, 49-48 and 48-47 in Sacramento, California, USA on May 4th, 1996.
    • Harmon's title was eventually retired by his trainer.
    • Last Update: 3-10-2000.
      
      

• Scott Harmon
  Simi Valley , California, USA, 6'2, 225, Jim Mullen
  • IKF Amateur International Rules U.S. Super Heavyweight Title
    • This was a Title Defense for Chuck Lidell who defeated Harmon in their first bout back on October 17th, 1996.
    • In this bout, Harmon got revenge in Bakersfield, California, USA on January, 25th, 1997 when he defeated Lidell by TKO. Harmon split open Lidell's chin with a hatchet kick in round 2.
    • That we know of, Harmon fought as late as 2003, (adding 3 more wins to his record above) however, his title was retired by his trainer in 2000.
    • Last Update: 3-10-2000.
      
      

• Heath Harris
  Fresno, California, USA, Doug Dickey, A: 9-2/8
  • IKF Amateur International Rules United States Light Heavyweight Title
    • Harris won his title when he defeated previous champion defeated Mike Dougherty of Loomis, CA, USA by KO at 1:26 of round 2 on July 24th, 1997 in Redding, California, USA.
    • Harris retired his title when he turned pro.
    • Last Update: 3-2-03.
      
      

• Kurt Hasley
  Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA, 7-2/6, 6'3", 236, 32, Chet Blalock
  • IKF Amateur International Rules North American Super Heavyweight Champion.
    • Hasley won his title on Sunday, December 3rd in Calgary, Alberta, Canada when he defeated Keith Crawford of Calgary Alberta Canada by KO at :57 seconds of round 2.
    • Hasley title was retired when he turned Pro in February of 2002 to fight on the K-1 North American Qualifier. He took 2nd place of a field of 8 fighters.
    • Last Update: 2-13-02.

• Jim Heberer
  Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, Duke Roufus - Phetnoi Gym
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules United States Heavyweight Title
    • Heberer won his IKF Title on September 12th, 1998 in Milwaukee Wisconsin, USA over Steve Bass of Omaha Nebraska by TKO when Bass' corner threw in the towel at the end of round 4.
    • Heberer title was Retired by his trainer Duke Roufus on July 2nd, 1999. He never lost to an opponet, (5-0-1/4). according to Roufus, he simply stopped training.
    • Last Update: 7-1-99.
      
      

• Chris Hill
  Butler, Pennsylvania, USA, 14-2/4, 156, 5'11", 16, Jim Stewart
  • IKF Amateur Junior Boys Super Middleweight 165.1-172 - 16-17 Muay Thai Rules North East Coast U.S. Champion.
    • January 25th, 2002: Butler, Pennsylvania, USA: Defeated Josh Billingsley of McKee's Port, Pennsylvania, USA by unanimous decision.
    • Last Update: 8-11-2005.
      
      

• Trisha "TNT" Hill
  Lawerenceville, Georgia, USA, KB: 7-0 with 2 KO's, BX: 2-0, Gary Brown
  • IKF Women's Amateur International Rules U.S. Featherweight Champion.
    • Hill won her Title when she defeated Jacqueline Chavez of Los Lunas, New Mexico, USA (15-5 with 4 KO's) by unanimous decision on July 29th, 2000 in Merraitt, Georgia, USA.
    • Hill's title was retured when she turned Pro in 2002.
    • Last Update: 3-9-03.
      
      

• Trisha "TNT" Hill
  Lawerenceville, Georgia, USA, KB: 7-0 with 2 KO's, BX: 2-0,
  • IKF Woman's Amateur Muay Thai Ruless U. S. Featherweight Champion.
    • Hill won her Title when she defeated Angela Rivera, of Las Vegas Nevada, USA by split decision, 49-46, 49-47, 50-45. on December 2nd, 2000 in Monterey, CA, USA.
    • Hill's title was retured when she turned Pro in 2002.
    • Last Update: 3-9-03.
      
      

• Maurice Hooks
  Modesto, California, USA, Gene Fields
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules West Coast Light Heavyweight Champion
    • Hooks won his title on April 20th, 2002, Oxnard, California, USA when he defeated Ryan Joiner of San Luis Obispo, CA, USA by split decision 48-47, 48-47 and 47-48.
    • Hooks amateur title was retired when he turned pro on May 23rd, 2003.
    • Last Update: 2-26-03.
      
      

• Moti Hornstein
  Spring Valley, New York, USA, 4-0-1/4, (29-2), 6' 3", 244, 33, Vladimir Borodin
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules United States Super Heavyweight Champion.
    • Hornstein won his title on July 10th, 1998 in Omaha, Nebraska, USA when he knocked out Steve Bass of Omaha, Nebraska, USA at 36 seconds into the 2nd round.
    • Hornstein, Voluntarily Retired this title shortly after he won it when he turned Pro.
    • Last Update: 10-25-01.
      
      

• Le Hua
  Silmar, California, USA, 2-2/0, 5'8", 138, Need DOB, Lilly Rodriguez
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules California Light Welterweight Champion
    • Hua won his title on June 6th, 1998 in Bakersfield, CA, USA when he defeated Josh Rogers "Muaynoi" of Redding, CA, USA by unanimous decision, 39-37, 40-36, 40-36.
    • Last Update: 11-21-04.
      
      

• Shannon "The Cannon" Hudson
  Greer, South Carolina, USA, 9-4/4, 168, 5'8", 22, 10-11-79, Kevin Hudson
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules South East Super Middleweight Champion
    • Hudson won his title by forfeit when his opponent, Rob Llaneza failed to show up for the bout.
    • FIRST DEFENSE; In his first defense of his title, Hudson lost his title to Steve Hall on August 23rd, 2002 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA by unanimous decision.
    • Shannon is now fighting Professionally for the World Combat League.
    • Last Update: 8-27-02.
      
      

• Shannon "The Cannon" Hudson
  Greer, South Carolina, USA, 18-8/8, 159, 5'8", 23, 10-11-79, Kevin Hudson
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules South East Light Middleweight Champion
    • Hudson won his title on March 1st, 2003, Augusta, Georgia, USA: Defeated Shaun Gay of Valdosta, Georgia, USA by head kick knockout at 28 seconds into round 1.
    • Hudson retired this title when he won the IKF Amateur FCR Light Middleweight East Coast Title on May 15th, 2004.
    • Last Update: 5-17-2004.
      
      

• Shannon "The Cannon" Hudson
  Lyman, South Carolina, USA, 28-10/11, AB: 4-2/2, 158, 5'8", 10-11-79, Kevin Hudson
  • IKF Amateur FCR East Coast Light Middleweight Champion
    • Hudson won his title on May 15th, 2004 in Simpsonville, South Carolina, USA when he defeated Steve 'The Warrior' Mann of Richmond, Virginia, USA by unanimous decision, Judge Zack Day: 50-45 - Hudson, Judge Lee Branham: 50-45 - Hudson, Judge Randy Pogue: 49-46 - Hudson.
    • Hudson's Amateur title was retired by the IKF after he fought as a Pro on the World Combat League event in October of 2005.
    • Last Update: 10-17-05.
      
      

• Allan Humphries
  Granville, Australia, 3-1-1/2, 5'10", 74.8 kg
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules New South Wales (Australia) Middleweight State Champion
    • Humphries won his title on July 8th, 2000 in NSW, Australia when he defeated defeated Adam Thomas (Kempo Karate ACT Australia) by TKO at :48 seconds of round 3.
      
      

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• Steve "Boom Boom" Ibbotson
  England, 9-2-2/6, 60kg/132, 5'10", 1-6-86, Trainer Freddy Ibbotso
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Junior Boys Super Lightweight 132.1 lbs. - 137 lbs. -16-17 European Champion.
    • September 22nd, 2002, England: Defeated Willie Burke, Waterford, Ireland by decision.
    • This "Junior" title was retired when Ibbotson turned 18.
    • Last Update: 6-15-05.
      
      

• Matt Inman
  Newcastle, England
  • IKF Open Scoring Rules British Middleweight Title
    • September 15th, 2007, Warrington, England: Defeated Neil Kingan of Birmingham 137 - 132.
      
      

• Hong Phet Inthavong
  Fresno, CA, USA, John Cho
  • IKF Amateur International Rules California Light Middleweight Title
    • Inthavong defeated William Campos of San Francisco, CA, USA by unanimous decision, 40-35, 40-35 & 40-36. This bout was at Win River Casino, Redding, CA, USA on September 24th, 1994.
    • Inthavong won 1 more IKF California title and 1 IKF US title before retiring from kickboxing.
    • Last Update: 7-24-98.
      
      

• Hong Phet Inthavong
  Fresno, CA, USA, John Cho
  • IKF Amateur International Rules California Light Middleweight Title
    • Inthavong won his second IKF title as he defeated Toshiyuki Nakagawa of Van Nuys, CA, USA by TKO at :36 seconds of round 1. This bout was at Cache Creek Indian Bingo & Casino at Brooks, CA, USA on November 5th, 1994.
    • Inthavong won 3 IKF titles before retiring from kickboxing.
    • Last Update: 9-18-98.
      
      

• Hong Phet Inthavong
  Fresno, CA, USA, John Cho
  • IKF Amateur International Rules United States Light Middleweight Title
    • Defeated Harry Vicarro of San Diego, CA, USA by Unanimous Decision, 50-43, 50-43 & 50-44. The bout was at Win River Casino, Redding, CA, USA on February 18th, 1995
    • Inthavong won 3 IKF titles before retiring from kickboxing.
    • Last Update: 9-18-98.
      
      

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• Sylvester James
  Eastman, Georgia, USA
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules South Eastern Heavyweight Champion
    • James won his title on February 24, 2001 in Augusta Georgia, USA when he defeated Adrian Turpin of Starr, South Carolina, USA by unanimous decision.
    • He is now retired.
      
      

• Wayne Jones
  Salinas, CA, USA, Rick Noble
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules California Welterweight Title
    • Jones defeated Steve Haleman of Ridgecrest, CA, USA, by KO at 1:01 of round 2. The bout was at Watsonville High School in Watsonville, CA, USA on May, 21st, 1994
    • Jones later retired his title to turn Pro.
    • Last Update: 7-24-98.
      
      

• Jason Jillian (Right)
  Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Mike Miles
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules Canadian Welterweight Title
    • Jillian won his IKF Amateur Title on June 14th, 1997 by unanimous decision over Dave Zuniga, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, 48-47, 48-47 49-46 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
    • Jillian Retired his Title in 2000 when he turned Pro.
    • Last Update: 9-12-2001
      
      
      
      

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• Kimo Kekai
  San Francisco, CA, USA, Ralph Castro
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Welterweight Title
    • Kekai defeated Michael Wood of Arcadia, CA, USA by TKO at 1:58 of round 1 This bout was at Win River Casino, Redding, CA, USA on September 24th, 1994.
    • First Defense: Kekai lost his title to Gary Owens of San Jose, CA, USA on July 24th, 1997. Owens KO'ed Kekai with 2 strong body shots and stopped him at 1:23 of round 1.
    • Kekai has never fought since and was eventually retired from the rankings with a record of 4 wins, 3 loses with 2 wins by KO and 1 win by forfeit on April 8th, 2000.
    • Last Update: 4-8-2000.
      
      

• Danny Kelly
  San Jose, California, USA, 13-1-1/4 - 1 win by forfeit, 6', 179, 26, Javiar Mendez
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Light Heavyweight West Coast Champion.
    • Kelly won his IKF Title on March 20th, 1999 by forfeit when his opponent, Darren Freeman did not show up at the scheduled weigh-ins or the event.
    • Kelly's current trainer informed the IKF that he had retired due to personal reasons on March 17th, 2004.
    • Last Update: 3-17-04.
      
      

• Lee King
  Houston, Texas, USA, 7-1, 176, Mike Altman
  • IKF Amateur San Shou Rules Light Heavyweight United States Champion.
    • King won his title when he Defeated Allen Eggburt of Bellefontaine, Ohio, USA by TKO at 1:54 of round 3, July 21st, 2001, San Jose, CA, USA.
    • King's title was retired when he turned pro.
    • Last Update: 10-1-04.
      
      

• Andy Kipriano
  London, England, 5-0/1, 95kg, 6', 11-17-74, Lee Whittington
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules MuayThai Rules England Heavyweight Champion
    • Kipriano won his title on April 26th, 2003 in Birmingham England when he defeated John Reynolds of Kirkby Thaiboxing in Liverpool by unanimous decision.
    • Kipriano retired this title when he won the IKF Amateur MTR European Title on April 24th, 2004 in Birmingham England when he defeated Thomas Rosvol of Bergen, Norway by unanimous decision.
    • Last Update: 6-1-06.
      
      

• Andy Kipriano
  Eltam London, England, 5-0/1, 95kg, 6', 11-17-74, Lee Whittington
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules European Heavyweight Champion
    • Kipriano won this Title on April 24th, 2004 in Birmingham England when he defeated Thomas Rosvol of Bergen, Norway by unanimous decision.
    • retired this title when he won the IKF Amateur MTR Heavyweight World title on November 17th, 2005, Swanley Kent, England when he defeated Nikolaj Silkin of Lithuania by TKO in round 1.
    • Last Update: 6-2-06.
      
      

• Greg "G-MAN" Kirkpatrick (Right)
  Grass Valley, California, USA, Dannie Stell
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Heavyweight Title
    • Kirkpatrick (Right) defeated Lee "Hollywood" Redmond of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA by TKO at 1:54 of round 2. The bout was at Placer High School in Auburn CA, USA on June 19th, 1993.
    • First Defense: Kirkpatrick was defeated by Greg Voyticek of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA by TKO at :46 of the 5th round. The bout was at the Red Lion In in Bakersfield, California, USA on June 11th, 1995. Soon after, Voyticek retired the title and Kirkpatrick fought for it again only to lose to Scott Harmen of Simi Valley, California on May 4th, 1996.
    • He later retired from pro boxing with a record of 5-2/2.
    • He now owns and operates Ringside Gym at the IKF Headquarters.
    • Last Update: 1-25-01.
      
      

• Greg "G-MAN" Kirkpatrick
  Grass Valley, California, USA, Dannie Stell
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules California Cruiserweight Title
    • Kirkpatrick defeated Anthony Isgro of Van Nuys, California, USA, by unanimous decision, 29-28, 30-27 & 30-27. The bout was at Travis, AFB, Fairfield, California, USA on February 5th, 1994.
    • Kirkpatrick was never challenged for his California Cruiserweight title and eventually retired it and turned Pro in boxing.
    • He later retired from pro boxing with a record of 5-2/2.
    • He now owns and operates Ringside Gym at the IKF Headquarters.
    • Last Update: 1-25-01.
      
      

• Julie Kitchen
  Hayle, Cornwall, England, 5-4/0, 62kg, 5'10", 4-19-77, N Kitchen
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules Super Lightweight British Champion
    • Julie won her title on September 10th 2005 in Kent England when she defeated Shelley Wilson of Minotaurs by Unanimous decision.
    • Her titlke was retired when the IKF was informed she had turned pro.
    • Last Update: 1-12-08.
      
      

• Richard Kresechuk
  Venice, California, USA, 8-2-2/5, 6'2", 193, 25, Maurice Travis
  • IKF Amateur International Rules United States Cruiserweight Title
    • Kresechuk defeated Boyd "The Bounty Hunter" Murphy by unanimous decision, 49-45, 48-46 & 49-47. This bout was at Strongbow Stadium, Bakersfield, CA, USA on June 25th, 1994.
    • First Defense: Kresechuk Defeated Boyd Murphy of Bakersfield, CA, USA by Head Kick KO at :30 seconds of round 5. The bout was at Red Lion Inn, Bakersfield, CA, USA on February 26th, 1995
    • The IKF retired his title on 1-25-01 since he was no longer active.
    • Last Update: 1-25-01.
      
      

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• Jericho Lane
  Redding, California, USA, 6-8/2, 6'1", 171, 25, Dan Verdugo
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Super Middleweight California Champion
    • Lane won his title on May 11th, 1996 in Hayward, California, USA when he defeated Cary Nathan of Redwood City, CA by unanimous decision, 39-35, 38-35 and 39-35.
    • First Defense: July 24th, 1997, Redding, California, USA: Defeated Shon Moore of Redding, CA, USA by TKO at :35 of round 4.
    • Lane Retired his title when he elected not to defend it due to personal reasons in 2003.
      
      

• Clifford Larson
  Camp Verde, Arizona, 7-6/0, 153, 5'9", 4-4-82, Richard Williams
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Super Welterweight Arizona State Champion
    • Larson won his title on December 6th, 2003 in Camp Verde Arizona USA when he defeated Matt Adock of Phoenix, Arizona by unanimous decision 40-36, 39-36, 39-36.
    • Larson retired his "State" title when he won the South West "Regional" Title in April of 2004.
    • Last Update: 6-4-04.
      
      

• Clifford Larson
  Camp Verde, Arizona, 7-6/0, 153, 5'9", 4-4-82, Richard Williams
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Super Welterweight South West Champion
    • Larson won this title on April 24, 204, Campe Verde, Arozona, USA when he defeated Sean Baca by TKO at 1:18 in round 4.
    • Last Update: 5-1-2006.
      
      

• Clifford Larson
  Camp Verde, Arizona, USA 12-10/2, 153, 5'9", 4-4-82, Trainer Richard Williams
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Super Welterweight World Champion
    • Won Title on April 29th, 2006, at the Yavapia Apache Nation in Camp Verde, Arizona USA when he defeated Darren Snell of Calgary Alberta, Canada by TKO at 1:01 of round 3.
    • Retired his Amateur Title when he fought his first Pro boxing bout on June 29, 2007 - A win over Raymond Harris at the Cliff Castle Casino, Camp Verde, Arizona, United States.
    • Last Update: 7-1-2007.
      
      

• John Lenamon
  Abilele, Texas, USA, 7-3/6, 6', 216, 29, James Cox
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules South East USA Regional Super Heavyweight Champion.
    • Lenamon suffered an injury in 2002 that forced him to retire from the ring.
    • Last Update: 12-6-2002.
      
      

• Chuck "The Iceman" Liddell
  Arroyo Grande, California, USA, 6'2, 222, 20-2/16, John Hackelman
  • IKF Amateur International Rules U.S. Super Heavyweight Title
    • Lidell defeated Scott Harmon of Simi Valley, CA, USA, by Unanimous decision 49-45, 48-46 & 49-46. The bout was at Strongbow Stadium in Bakersfield, CA, USA on October 17th, 1996.
    • Lidell lost his title in his first defense to Scott Harmon of Simi Valley, CA, USA on January, 25th, 1997 in Bakersfield, CA, USA. Harmon stopped Lidell at the end of the second round when he split open Lidell's chin with a hatchet kick.
    • He later retired from doing kickboxing to focus on a very successful career as a NHB - UFC Cage Fighter.
    • Last Update: 4-8-2000.
      
      

• Duane "BANG" Ludwig
  Aurora, Colorado, USA, Greg Davis
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules Super Middleweight (This division was later changed to the Light Heavyweight Division) USA Champion.
    • Ludwig won his IKF Title on, Saturday, August 21st 1999, in Broomfield, Colorado, USA when he defeated Terrace James of A.K.K.A in Albq. New Mexico by unanimous decision, 50-46, 50-46 & 50-45.
    • Ludwig also won the 1999 IKF/Ringside Light Middleweight Muay Thai National Tournament Title.
    • He Retired his Amateur Title to announce he was turning Pro on March 18th, 2000.
    • Last Update: 3-22-00.
      
      

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• Kili Madrid
  Kittel, Hawaii, USA, KB: 21-1/10, AM BX: 20-3/7, 5'8", 141, 21, 9-18-77, Jeff McKee
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Light Welterweight Hawaii State Champion.
    • Madrid won his IKF title when he defeated Jerel Ancheta of Hilo Hawaii by majority decision, 38-37, 39-37 and 38-38 on July 16th, 1999 at the Blaisdell Arena in Honolulu Hawaii.
    • Madrid's Amateur title was retired by the IKF when he had turned pro in Boxing. He is now ranked in the Pro division.
    • Pro Boxing Record
    • Last Update: 3-13-03.
      
      

• Dave "Madman" Marinoble
  Roseville, CA, USA, James Kane
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Light Middleweight Title
    • Marinoble defeated Vince Vanderlipe of Salinas, CA, USA by unanimous decision, 48-47, 50-46 & 49-47. It was the first of 3 IKF United States titles Marinoble would eventually win. This bout was at Win River Casino, Redding, CA, USA on September 24th, 1994.
      
      

• Dave "Madman" Marinoble
  Roseville, CA, USA, James Kane
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Middleweight Champion
    • Marinoble won his title on October 21st, 1995 in Redding, California when he defeated Dominck Sivilon of San Diego, California, USA by Unanimous Decision 49-46, 49-45, 50-44. Marinoble defended this title on May 4th, 1996 in Sacramento, California, USA when he defeated Barnie James by TKO at :54 seconds of round 3.
      
      

• Dave "Madman" Marinoble
  Roseville, CA, USA, James Kane
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules U.S. Super Middleweight Champion
    • Marinoble won his title on November 16th, 1996 in Redding, California when he defeated Dominck Sivilon of San Diego, California, USA by Unanimous Decision 49-46, 49-46, 50-45.
    • Marinoble won 3 IKF U.S. Full Contact Rules titles in 3 DIFFERENT weightclasses and retired them all when he turned pro.
      
      

• Mike "Machinegun" Marinoble (Right)
  Fair Oaks, California, USA, 8-2/3 & (1 win by Forfeit & 1 no contest loss) 5'11", 204, 5-31-66, Dave Marinoble
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules West Coast Heavyweight Champion
    • Marinoble won his title on June 26th, 2000 in Sacramento, California, USA when he defeated Pete Garcia of Redding, CA, USA by unanimous decision, 40-36, 40-36 & 40-36.
    • He is now retired.
    • Last update: 11-6-2004.
      
      

• Elaina Maxwell
  San Jose, California, USA, 13-2/2, 153, 5'7", 12-16-78, Cung Le
  • IKF Amateur San Shou Rules Super Welterweight United States Champion
    • Won title by forfeit when her opponent Melissa Alley pulled out of the bout after the event started. July 24th, 2004 in San Jose, California, USA.
    • First Defense: July 23rd, 2005, San Jose, California, USA: Defended her title when she defeated Tiffany Chen of New York, NY with a round kick to Chen's face that split her chin open at 1:27 of round 1 stopping the bout.
    • Elaina's title was retired when she turned Pro and fought in a Pro MMA bout on August 6th, 2006. She won the bout by TKO.
    • Last Update: 9-6-06.
      
      

• "Irish" Davy McBride
  New Waterford, Ohio, USA, Joe McBride
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules East Coast Bantamweight Champion
    • Berkoluyko won his title on May 2nd, 1998 in Augusta, Georgia, USA when he defeated Matt Holmes of Alabama by Unanimous Decision.
    • McBride's Title was Retired by the IKF on October 27th, 2003 when the IKF concluded that he was inactive.
    • Last Update: 10-27-03.
      
      

• James McCallan
  
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Iowa State Welterweight Champion.
    • How he won this title was never documented, but he is now retired.
    • Last Update: 9-22-06.
      
      

• Troy McDaniel
  Cedar Falls, Iowa, USA, 11-5/6, 5'10", 147, 17, 2-13-83, Travis Fulton
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Amateur Iowa State Welterweight Champion.
    • McDaniel lost his title to James McCallen by Unanimous Decision on April 8th, 2001 in Waterloo Iowa.
    • McDaniel is still fighting as an Amateur Full Contact Fighter.
    • Last Update: 8-28-01.
      
      

• Jamie McDermid
  Mountain Iron, Minnesota, USA, 5-1/3, 147, 5'10", 2-18-87, Frank Maki
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Junior Boys Welterweight -14-17- Minnesota State Champion.
    • October 2nd, 2004, Hinckley, Minnesota, USA: Defeated Jim Peterson by unanimous decision.
    • This Junior title was retired when McDermid turned 18.
      
      

• Anthony McGaughey (Right)
  Norman, Oklahoma, USA, 27-1-1/16, 157, 5'11", 9-27-77, Trainer Scott Mincey
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Amateur Light Middleweight World Champion
    • April 11th, 2005 in Roseville, California USA when he defeated Mike Morello of Santa Barbara, California, USA unanimous decision 48-47, 49-46 and 48-47.
    • McGaughey title was vacated when his trainer retired him on August 18th, 2008.
    • Last Update: 8-18-08.
      
      

• Mitch Milat
  Los Angeles, California, USA, 2-2/0, 5'6", 148, 37, Saekson Janjira
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Super Welterweight California Champion
    • Milat won his title on January, 25th, 1997 in Bakersfield, California, USA when he defeated Jay Garcia of Simi Valley, CA, USA by Unanimous Decision, 30-28, 30-27, 30-27.
    • Milat title was vacated when he turned pro.
    • Last Update: 12-3-03.
      
      

• Monica Christina Michel - Monica Michel Lopez
  New Mexico, USA, 1-3-2/1, 5'4", 129, 9-14-76, Tony Rosales
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Southwest Regional Woman's Lightweight Champion
    • Michel won her bout on April 17th, 2001 in Phoenix, Arizona, USA when she defeated Christina Tapia by unanimous decision, 39-37, 39-37 and 40-36.
    • The IKF retired her title when they had discovered she had fought as a Pro Boxer: Pro Boxing: 1-3-3/1
    • Last update: 1-2-2008
      
      

• Nate Mohr (Right)
  Waterloo, Iowa, USA, 5-0/0, 160, 3-3-83, Russ O'Connell
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Middleweight Midwest Champion
    • Won this IKF title on April 24, 2004, Waterloo, Iowa, USA when he defeated David Flurry of Iowa by unanimous decision.
    • Mohr's IKF Amateur titles were retired when it was discovered he had fought Pro MMA
    • Last Update: 1-2-2008.
      
      

• Nate Mohr
  Waterloo, Iowa, USA, 5-0/0, 160, 3-3-83, Russ O'Connell
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Middleweight North Central Champion
    • Won this IKF title on November 20th, 2004 in Waterloo, Iowa, USA when he defeated Chris Cichon by Majority Decision.
    • Mohr's IKF Amateur titles were retired when it was discovered he had fought Pro MMA
    • Last Update: 1-2-2008.
      
      

• Isaac Molina
  San Diego, CA, USA, 5-0/2, Mark Para
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules California Middleweight State Champion
    • Molina won his title on February 17th, 1996 at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield, CA, USA by unanimous decision over Randy Tsutsui of Vallejo, CA, USA, 40-37, 40-38 & 40-37.
    • Molina was confirmed retired by his trainer, Mark Parra, and going into acting on March 16th, 2000. He was undefeated as an amateur FCR fighter with a record of 5-0 with 2 KO's.
    • Last Update: 4-3-2000.
      
      

• Oscar Montano
  Surprise, Arizona, USA, 7-5/3, 174, 6'3", 28, 12-22-73
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Super Middleweight U.S. Champion.
    • This title was uncontested at the 2002 USA Nationals so on January 28th, 2003, Phoenix, Arizona, USA, Montano fought and defeated Naeem Munir of Phoenix, Arizona, USA by TKO round 3 for it.
    • However, he did not attend the 2003 IKF USA National Tournament to defend it and another fighter, Derrick Burnsed, won it.
    • Last Update: 8-28-03.
      
      
      
      
      
      

• Mike Morello
  Santa Barbara, California, USA, 9-6-1/2, 159, 5'10", 5-29-72, Steve Morello
  • IKF Amateur International Rules West Coast Light Middleweight Champion
    • Morello won his title on January 31st, 2003, Bakersfield, California, USA when he defeated Raul Rodriguez, of Bakersfield, California, USA by KO at 24 seconds of round 1.
    • FIRST DEFENSE: These two rematched in a *5 round bout on August 8th, 2003 in Bakersfield, CA and Morello lost the title in his first defense by TKO at 53 seconds of round 5.
    • On April 24th, 2004 in Santa Barbara, California, USA these two (Morello & Rodriguez) rematched again. This time In another *5 round bout Morello defeated Raul Rodriguez by unanimous decision, 48-47 on all 3 judges cards.
      • (*) IKF Requires this title to be 4 rounds but the fighters wanted to do 5.
    • Morello retired this title when he turned Pro in 2008.
    • Last Update: 8-21-08.
      
      

• Yia "The Bull" Mua
  Fresno, California, USA, Jon Cho
  • IKF Amateur International Rules California Light Middleweight Champion
    • Mua won his title on July 12th, 1997 when he stopped Michael Gutierrez, of Richgrove, CA at 1:59 of the first round.
    • Mua's title was retired by the IKF in January 2001 when he retired.
    • Last Update: 3-2-03.
      
      

• Yia "The Bull" Mua
  Fresno, CA, USA, 9-1/4, 5'7", 159, 24, 5-28-75, John Cho
  • IKF Amateur International Rules U. S. Super Welterweight Champion.
    • Mua won his title on May 8th, 1998 in San Francisco, CA, USA when he defeated Randy Tsutsui of Vallejo, CA, USA, by TKO at 1:07 of round 2.
    • Mua's title was retired by the IKF in January 2001 when he retired.
    • Last Update: 12-17-02.
      
      

• Naeem Munir
  Phoenix, Arizona, USA, 7-2/3, 5'11", 180, 11-11-75
  • IKF Amateur International Rules South Mountain Regional Middleweight Champion
    • Munir won his title on December 6th, 2003 in Camp Verde Arizona USA when he defeated Javier Rodrigues of Albq, New Mexico, USA by unanimous decision, 40-35, 39-36, 40-35.
    • Munir retired his title on June 3rd, 2005 to fight for Amateur IR Light Cruiserweight South Mountain Regional Title, which he won.
    • Last Update: 6-9-05.
      
      

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• Tien Nguyan
  Hawaii, USA
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Hawaii State Lightweight Champion
    • Nguyan won his title on July 16th, 1999 in Hawaii, USA by Forfeit when his opponent Che-ung Aiona was a no show.
      
      

• Kazushi Nishida
  San Francisco, California, USA, 6-2/0, 6', 172, 27 - 8-19-72, Fairtex.
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules Light Heavyweight California Champion.
    • Nishida won his title against Henry Cho of San Louis Obispo, California, USA by majority decision, 38-38, 39-37 and 39-37 on December 11th, 1999 in Bakersfield, California, USA.
    • The IKF Retired Nishida's title after we discovered he had moved to Japan in 2001.
    • Last Update: 3-25-02)
      
      

• Julio Nunez
  Albq. New Mexico, USA, Tony Rosalas
  • IKF Amateur International Rules California Light Heavyweight Title
    • Defeated Alain Kelder of Daly City, CA, USA. The bout was at Win River Casino, Redding, CA, USA on February 18th, 1995
    • Nunez went on to fight for the IKF United States Light Heavyweight Title against Mike Dougherty of Loomis, CA, USA on October 21st, 1995. A bout he lost to Dougherty. That was the last time he fought on an IKF event.
    • Last Update: 9-18-98.
      
      

• Ethan Nutter
  Citrus Heights, CA, USA, Nasser Niavaroni
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Middleweight Title
    • Nutter defeated Mike Kolin of Fairfield, CA, USA by unanimous decision, 49-46, 49-47 & 48-46. The bout won the bout of the IKF Best bout of the year in 1993. Early in the fight, Nutter dropped Kolin with a solid right hand. Kolin got back on his feet, but never remembered a thing after the blow. This was the heart of a warrior. The bout was at Placer High School in Auburn, CA on March 20th, 1993
    • Retired to complete college.
    • Last Update: 7-24-98.
      
      

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• Hamza Omar
  Iowa City, Iowa, USA, 7-1/4, 6'1", 194, 5-5-66, Self
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Iowa State Cruiserweight Champion
    • It it unknown how Omar won since we never received the full details from the Promoter of the event, Russ O'Connell
      
      

• Sokhim Or
  Calgary, Alberta Canada, 7-1/5, 5'4", 145, 24, Mike Miles
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules North American Welterweight Champion.
    • Or won his title on Sunday December 13th, 1998 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada when he defeated American Joe Sarkissian by TKO.
    • Or's title was retired by the IKF when he turned Pro.
    • Last Update: 1-10-02.
      
      

• Mark O'Rourke
  Liverpool, England, 1-1/0, 5'8", 525kg, Alby Bimpson
  • IKF Amateur International Rules England North West Area Flyweight Champion
    • Alby Bimpson officially retired his title on 1-26-06.
      
      

• Chris Overbey
  Bellefontaine, Ohio, USA, AKB: 13-2/7, 5'9", 159.5, 30, 3-17-70, Scott Sheeley
  • IKF Amateur San Shou Rules U. S. Middleweight Champion.
    • Overbey won his Title when he defeated Shawn Mietz of San Jose, CA, USA by TKO when Mietz couldn't answer the bell for round 3 on June 26th, 2000, in Sacramento, California, USA.
    • FIRST DEFENSE: Overbey lost his first bout ever and his title in San Jose, CA, USA on July 21st, 2001 when he was defeated by Kimo Rigmadan of Houston, Texas, USA by unanimous decision.
    • Last Update: 6-24-04.
      
      

• Gary Owens (Right)
  San Jose, CA, USA, Javiar Mendez
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Welterweight United States Title
    • Owens won his IKF Title when he defeated former Champion, Kimo Kakai of Roseville, California, USA back on July 24th, 1997 in Redding, California, USA when he stopped Kakai with an explosive body shot.
    • Owens Lost his title in one of the GREATEST IKF Amateur Title fights EVER To Florida's Derrick Samuels on May 20th, 2000 in Fairfield California, USA. The scores were 48-47 for Owens, 48-47 for Samuels and 49-46 Samuels.
    • Owens now fights Pro Muay Thai.
    • Last Update: 7-5-07.
      
      

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• Jose Palacios (Right)
  San Jose, California, USA, 11-2/4, 145, 5'8", 11-10-82, Cung Le
  • IKF Amateur San Shou Rules United States Welterweight Champion
    • Palacios won his title on July 24th, 2004 in San jose, California, USA when he defeated Boy Faphiamai of San Francisco, California by KO at :37 seconds into round 1 - Stop due to Ankle injury on Faphiamai.
    • Palacios Amateur Title was retired when he fought Pro MMA in August of 2006. (Last Update 11-1-06)
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules West Coast Welterweight Champion
    • Palacios won his title on April 30th, 2005, Fairfield, California, USA when he defeated Johnny De La Cruz of Modesto, California, USA by unanimous decision, 40-36 on all 3 judges cards.
    • Palacios Amateur Title was retired when he won his USA title.
    • Last Update 11-1-06.
      
      

• Dominque Parker
  Vista, CA, USA
  • IKF Amateur International Rules California Super Middleweight Title
    • Defeated Alain Kelder of Daly City, CA, USA by Unanimous Decision, 40-34, 39-37 & 40-36 The bout was at Travis AFB, Fairfield, CA, USA on April 29th, 1995
    • No one knows what happened to Parker after this bout. He never fought again according to our records and was never challenged for his title. His record was 6-2.
    • Last Update: 10-3-98.
      

• John "PSYCO" Parker
  Fairfield, CA, USA, Jacob "STITCH" Duran
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Light Welterweight Title
    • Parker won his title by unanimous decision over Eric "The Pitbull" Haddock of Newark, CA, USA. The bout was at Solano College in Fairfield, CA, USA on October 17th, 1992.
    • First Defense: Lost to Jones Tom of San Francisco, CA USA. The bout was at Travis AFB in Fairfield, CA, USA onSeptember 18th, 1993
    • Parker lost his title to Jones Tom on Sept. 18th, 1993. The bout sparked controversy as Tom elected to wear headgear and Parker didn't. The headgear made a major difference in the bout. The defeat was devastating and Parker never fought again after it. After the bout, the IKF voted to never allow headgear in a mens title bouts. However, this was changed in 2000 when headgear became mandatory. However again, the "Optional Headgear Rule" was added in 2006.
    • Last Update: 1-25-07
      
      

• Paul Pearman
  Martinez, Georgia, USA, Mike Carlson
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules East Coast Middleweight Champion.
    • Pearman won his title on May 2nd, 1998 in Augusta, Georgia, USA when he defeated Lane Andrews, Indiana by Unanimous Decision
    • Pearman's Title was Retired by the IKF on October 27th, 2003 when the IKF concluded that he was inactive.
    • Last Update: 10-27-03
      
      

• Marvin Perry
  Boston, MA, USA, 23-1/7, Jason Ming Yee, Boston Sanshou Academy
  • IKF U.S. Amateur San Shou Heavyweight Champion.
    • Perry won his title in San Jose, CA, USA July 21st when he defeated Adam Caldwell by TKO at :26 seconds of the 3rd round.
    • Perry's title was retired by the IKF when the IKF discovered he won the "AMATEUR" title after already being a Pro.
    • Last Update: 11-2-01.
      
      

• Rusty Perry
  Douglasville, Georgia, USA, Gerald Bush
  • IKF Amateur East Coast U.S. FCR Champion.
    • Perry won his title in April 1999 by walkover at the IKF South East Regional Tournament.
    • Perry's title was retired in 2002.
    • However, it was later discovered that he was a "PRO" fighter when he won the IKF Amateur Title in 1999. He fought as a Pro in 1997.
    • For this reason, the IKF does not recognize his title.
      
      

• Tommy Pestana
  Waianae, Hawaii, USA, 7-0-1/6, 5'10", 174, 6-2-70, Doug Westbrook
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules West Coast Light Heavy U. S. Champion
    • Pestana won his title on July 16th, 1999 in Honolulu Hawaii when he Defeated Jerico Lane of Redding California, USA by TKO at 56 seconds of the 3rd round. Lane came to the bout with only 48 hours notice when he replaced Southern California's Edgar Fierro, who pulled out claiming to have a knee injury but it it was later discovered that he no showed to the airport because he couldn't make the fight weight.
      
      

• Sarah Ponce
  Houston, Texas, USA, AK: 12-1/0, 126, 5'7", 11-21-76, Mike Altman
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Featherweight U. S. Champion
    • April 3rd, 2004, Denver, Colorado, USA: Defeated Katie Meehan of Colorado, USA by unanimous decision.
    • Ponce's title was retired when she fought as a pro fighter for the WCL.
    • Last Update: 1-6-08.
      
      

• Antonio Puente
  San Francisco, CA, USA, Tat Mau Wong
  • IKF Amateur International Rules United States Light Welterweight Title
    • San Francisco, CA, USA, Tat Mau Wong
    • Puente won the first IKF Title bout when he defeated George "TNT" Tsutsui by a close decision. The bout was at Kezar Pavilion in San Francisco, CA, USA on March 27th, 1993.
    • Puente never defended this title, because he vacated it when he decided to move up in weight where he won the IKF U. S. Welterweight title a year later. He never fought another sanctioned bout other than some smoker bouts after winning the welterweight title. Then, after changing trainers, he became inactive in kickboxing.
    • Puente's title was finally vacated in 1998.
    • Last Update: 7-24-98.
      
      

• Antonio Puente
  San Francisco, CA, USA, Tat Mau Wong
  • IKF Amateur International Rules United States Welterweight Title
    • Puente won by TKO over David Morrow of Fairfield, CA, USA at 1:10 of round 3. The bout was at USF in San Francisco, CA, USA on March, 26th, 1994.
    • Puente never defended this title. He never fought another sanctioned bout other than some smoker bouts after winning the welterweight title. After changing trainers, he became inactive in kickboxing.
    • This title was finally vacated in 1998, when he was unable to defend it.
    • Last Update: 7-24-98.
      
      

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• Manuel Quezada
  Wasco, California, USA, Roque Quezada
  • IKF Amateur International Rules California Super Heavyweight Champion.
    • Quezada defeated Carter Williams of Modesto, CA on September 13th, 1998 in Bakersfield, CA by TKO to win the IKF California Amateur International Rules Super Heavyweight Title.
    • Quezada went on to win the IKF Amateur West Coast Heavyweight title as well. His California Super Heavyweight Title was retired/stripped by the IKF in June of 2001 when he demanded to be paid to defend on an event promoted by Abe Belardo in Bakersfield CA. His challenger was Carter Williams, the same fighter he defeated to win the title 3 years earlier. This time though Williams was 40+ lbs bigger. Quezada held the West Coast Heavyweight Title until he turned Pro in August, 2001 when he fought a Pro boxing match.
    • Pro Boxing Record.
    • Last Update: 8-30-01.
      
      

• Manuel Quezada
  Wasco, California, USA, Abe Belardo & Roque Quezada
  • IKF Amateur International Rules United States Amateur Heavyweight Champion.
    • Quezada won the title on March 14th, 1998 over Jason Williamson, Bakersfield, CA, USA by KO in round 1.
    • Quezada turned Pro as a Pro Boxer in August of 2001 which vacated his Amateur title. As of this last update, he was still a Pro Boxing Record.
    • Last Update: 7-5-07.
      
      

• Manuel Quezada
  Wasco, California, USA, Abe Belardo & Roque Quezada
  • IKF Amateur International Rules West Coast USA Super Heavyweight Champion.
    • Quezada won his title on February 20th , 1999 when he defeatedDewey Cooper of Las Vegas Nevada, by unanimous decision 48-47, 49-46 and 49-46 in Bakersfield, California, USA
    • Quezada turned Pro as a Pro Boxer in August of 2001 which vacated his Amateur title.Pro Boxing Record.
    • In September of 2007 he won the WBC CABOFE (Caribbean Boxing Federation) heavyweight title.
    • Last Update: 12-24-07.
      
      

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• Armando Ramos
  San Francisco, California, USA, 13-4/2, 5'8", 137, 25, Fairtex
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules Super Lightweight California Champion.
    • Ramos won his title on December 9th, 1998 when he defeated IKF California Featherweight Amateur Champion, Vantha Chhim of Modesto, CA, USA (6-2) to win the IKF California Super Lightweight Amateur Title by unanimous decision.
    • Ramos title was retired by the IKF when he turned Pro in 2002.
    • Last Update: 9-10-03.
      
      

• Charles - Lee Hollywood Redmond
  Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, Gwen Wydermyre
  • IKF Amateur International Rules United States Cruiserweight Title
    • Lee defeated Jason King of Albq. New Mexico, USA by TKO at 1:39 of the 1st round. The bout was at Kezar Pavilion in San Francisco, CA, USA on March 27th, 1993.
    • Redmond was the First Ever IKF Amateur U. S. Cruiserweight Champion and fought once more for the IKF for the IKF Full Contact rules Heavyweight Title in which he lost by TKO to Greg Kirkpatrick of Grass Valley, CA, USA.
    • He never lost his IKF International Rules Cruiserweight title.
    • Redmond later turned pro, retiring his IKF International Rules title and continued his fighting career fighting out of Las Vegas under the guidance of Gwen Wydermyre. Redmond was scheduled to fight in the spring of 1998 for the Intercontinental Super Heavyweight Pro title against Matt Skelton of the UK. The bout was scheduled to be in West Virginia in late April 1998. However, Redmonds pro career was not to be. Redmond was the victim of a jealous stalker who became attracted to him through an acquaintance. Even though the girl knew he was a married man, she continued to call him at work, show up at his work and other public places until he had a restraining order filed on her. Although nothing ever occurred physically between the two, she went as far as making threats to him that she would harm him if he didn't leave his wife. Redmond had been married to wife Renee for 3 years and together, they had a daughter, Lexus. Late Sunday night October 12th, 1997, the girl caught up to Redmond while he was alone and shot him in the back. Charles Lee Redmond was pronounced dead early Monday morning, October 13th at 5:20 AM, by the Las Vegas coroners office. Rest in Peace Lee...
    • See the story under 1997 IKF NEWS.
    • The story is also in the internet and can be read by clicking HERE.
    • Last Update: 7-24-98.
      
      

• Eric "The Hitman" Regan (Right)
  Citrus Heights, CA, USA, 7-0/6, Nasser Niavaroni
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules California Super Welterweight Title
    • Regan defeated Jacob Anaya of Albq. New Mexico by TKO at 1:44 of the 3rd round in San Carlos, California, USA on March 30th, 1996.
    • Regan's title was retired when he turned pro in 1999.
    • Last Update 1-6-08.
      
      

• Eric "The Hitman" Regan (Right)
  Citrus Heights, CA, USA, 8-0/7, Nasser Niavaroni
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Super Welterweight Title.
    • Regan defeated Josh Foster of Almogordo New Mexico by knockout at 1:50 of the 4th round in Sacramento, California, USA on May 4th, 1996.
    • Regan's title was retired when he turned pro in 1999.
    • Last Update 1-6-08.
      
      

• Travis Richardson
  Waterloo, Iowa, USA, 3-1/1, 6'2", 158, 10-31-75, Russ O'Connell
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Iowa State Light Middleweight Champion
    • Richardson won his title on April 8th, 2000 in Waterloo, Iowa, USA when he defeated Vince Harl of Grinnell, Iowa, USA by TKO in round 2.
      
      

• Kimo Rigmadan
  Houston, Texas, USA, 8-2/0, 162, Mike Altman
  • IKF U.S. Amateur San Shou Middleweight Champion.
    • Rigmadan won his title in San Jose, CA, USA, July 21st, when he defeated Previous Champion Chris Overbey of Bellefontaine, Ohio, by unanimous decision.
    • Rigmadan's Amateur title was retired after he fought in a Pro Boxing match on March 1st, 2002.
    • Last Update: 6-24-04.

• Nick Ring
  Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Mike Miles
  • IKF Amateur International Rules Western Canadian Champion
    • Ring won his title on June 14th, 1997 over Shane Doerkson of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada by unanimous decision, 40-36, 40-36 & 39-37.
    • Ring Voluntarily vacated his Amateur Title when he turned Pro in January 2000.
    • Last Update: 1- 28-00.
      
      

• Bobby Risteski
  Liverpool, NSW, Australia, 5-1-2/0, 168cm, 66kg, 12-28-79, Khom Sunn Gym
  • IKF Amateur International Rules New South Wales State Champion
    • Risteski Won the Title by Forfeit when opponent, Robert Redroff of Sydney, NSW Australia weighed in heavy at 71kg.
      
      

• Bobby Risteski
  Liverpool, NSW, Australia, 5-1-2/0, 168cm, 66.16 kg, 12-28-79, Khom Sunn Gym
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules South Pacific Welterweight Champion
    • Risteski won his title on March 4th, 2000 in Sydney, Australia when he defeated Dean Archer of Hamilton, New Zealand by unanimous decision, 49-47, 50-49 and 49-48.
      
      

• Raul Rodriguez
  Bakersfield, California, USA, 19-6/7, 158, 5'8", 22, Abe Belardo
  • IKF Amateur International Rules West Coast Light Middleweight Champion
    • Rodriguez won his title on August 8th, 2003 in Bakersfield, California, USA in a *5 round rematch with Mike Morello. He won by TKO at 53 seconds of round 5.
      • (*) IKF Requires this title to be 4 rounds but the fighters requested to do 5 so IKF allowed them to.
    • FIRST DEFENSE: Rodriguez lost his title on April 24th, 2004 in Santa Barbara, California, USA in another 5 round bout to Mike Morello, which was their third meeting. Morello defeated Rodriguez by unanimous decision, 48-47 on all 3 judges cards.
    • Last Update: 4-10-2004.
      
      

• Raul Rodriguez
  Bakersfield, California, USA, 19-5/7, 158, 5'8", 22, Abe Belardo
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules California Light Middleweight Champion
    • Rodriguez won his title on May 31st, 2003, Fairfield, California, USA by forfeit when his opponent John Parker injured his ankle the day before the fight.
    • FIRST DEFENSE: Rodriguez defended the title on September 27th, 2003, Fairfield, California, USA when he defeated the same John Parker by TKO at :40 seconds into the third round.
    • SECOND DEFENSE: Rodriguez lost his title on March 20th, 2004 in Studio city, California, USA when Chris Webber of Whittier, CA defeated him by split decision, 48-47, 48-47 and 47-48.
    • Last Update: 3-22-04.
      
      

• Adam "The Elder" Rogers
  Seaside, California, USA, 8-3/3, 5'10", 156, Rick Noble
  • IKF Amateur International Rules California State Light Middleweight Champion
    • Rogers defeated Tony Sanza of Fairfield, California by TKO at 1:03 of the second round on May 20th, 2000, Fairfield, California, USA.
    • Rogers Voluntarily vacated this title on March 31st, 2003 when he retired from the ring. - Adam... Whether in the ring or out, we will always see you as a TRUE Champion for not just the IKF, but for the Sport of Kickboxing!
    • Adams Rogers In Our Prayers
      • FRIDAY, October 3rd, 2003: Less than 2 weeks ago, former 2 Time IKF Amateur Champion Adam Rogers was involved in a near fatal motorcycle accident when he ran into a wild boar, that left him in a coma. We are sad to announce that he is still in that coma today. It now has been close to 10 days & the doctors (neuro-specialists) do not see any improvements or changes in his condition. To put it mildly, they do not believe that he will come out of his coma anytime soon. Those close to him that have been spending time with him have seen small positive signs but the doctors involved do not see them as significant enough to consider them signs of progress. They have also noted that they do not anticipate any changes in Adam's status or further treatments during this coming week. We here at the IKF would like to ask all of you to keep Adam in your prayers as we will do.
      • June, 2006: Adam was in a coma for 30 days. came out of his Coma but is still in a recovery state. As of this date he still could not walk but vowed he will soon.
    • Last Update: 6-12-2006.
      
      

• Gavin Rogerson
  Leigh, England
  • IKF Open Scoring Rules British Cruiserweight Title
    • September 15th, 2007, Warrington, England: Defeated Carlos Dait of Altrincham 83 - 63.
      
      

• Danny Russ
  Beloit, Wisconsin, USA, Impact
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Midwest Light Heavyweight Title
    • Russ won his IKF Title on September 6th, 1998 in Beloit Wisconsin, USA over Roy Jones of Chicago, Illinois by Majority Decision, 39-37, 38-38 & 38-37.
    • Russ Voluntarily vacated his Amateur Title when he turned Pro in 1999.
    • Last Update: 8-11-99.
      
      

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• Yves Samake
  Lawrenceville, Georgia, USA - via Paris France, 19-0/11, 6', 168, 27, Gary Brown
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules East Coast U.S. Super Middleweight Champion.
    • Samake won his title on April 7th, 2001 when he defeated Jerry Hackney by unanimous decision 40-35, 39-35 and 40-35.
    • Samake's title was retired by the IKF in 2001 when he moved out of the USA.
    • Last Update: 2-4-02.
      
      

• Derrick "The Flash" Samuels
  Orlando, Florida, USA, 14-0/7, 5'6", 145, 6-23-81, Robert Rene
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Florida State Welterweight Champion.
    • Samuels won his title on June 6th, 1999 in Orlando Florida, USA, when he defeated Tawn Saephan of Miami, Florida when Saephan quit at the 31 second mark of round 4 claiming to have a sore shoulder but was fine after the bout and a doctors check proved no injury.
    • The IKF retired Samuels title when he was no longer training with his trainer and was unable to be located. On 3-12-05 the IKF was contacted by Samuels new trainer informing the IKF he had turned Professional.
    • Last Update: 3-12-05.
      
      

• Derrick "The Flash" Samuels
  Orlando, Florida, USA, 14-0/7, 5'6", 145, 6-23-81, Robert Rene
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules USA Welterweight Champion.
    • Samuels defeated defending champion Gary Owens of San Jose, California, USA by split decision, 48-47, 48-47 and 49-46 on May 20th, 2000.
    • This Title was retired in August 2000 at the 2000 IKF National Tournament.
    • On 3-12-05 the IKF was contacted by Samuels new trainer informing the IKF he had turned Professional.
    • Derrick went into Pro Boxing and is doing very well. For his record, click HERE.
    • Last Update: 1-2-2008.
      
      

• Andy "The Sandman" Sanchez (Right)
  Fairfield, CA, USA, Jacob "STITCH" Duran
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Light Heavyweight Title
    • Andy was the Second EVER IKF Champion. He won his title bout on August 1st, 1992 at the Roseville Fairgrounds, Roseville, CA, USA by TKO 1:25 into the 3rd round over highly favored Nathan "The Punisher" Patterson of Auburn, CA, USA.
    • First Defense: September 18th, 1993, at Travis AFB in Fairfield, CA, USA: Defeated Tony Prince of Fairfield, CA, USA by unanimous decision, 48-42, 48-40 & 50-44.
    • Sanchez vacated his title to move down in weight to the IKF Super Middleweight division where he later retired.
    • Last Update: 7-24-98.
      
      

• Mark "The Hammer" Selbee (Right)
  • Atlanta, Georgia, USA, PKB: 2-0/2, AKB: 11-0/4, 215, 6'5", 33, 3-2-69
    • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules East Coast (US) Heavyweight Champion
      • Selbee won his title on April 12th, 2002 when he defeated Adrian Turpin, Anderson, Georgia, USA, 4-5/0, 206, 6', 34 by unanimous decision 40-36, 40-36 and 40-37.
      • Selbee turned pro after this win and retired his amateur title.
      • Last Update: 8-27-02.
        
        

• Joey Setterberg
  • Watsonville, CA, USA, 5-0/2, Rick Noble
    • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules California Middleweight Title.
      • Setterberg defeated Dave Griffiths of Fairfield, CA, USA by majority decision, 40-36, 38-38 & 39-37. The bout was at Parson's Gym in Redding, CA, USA on November 13th, 1993.
      • First Defense: Setterberg won by unanimous decision over David Gentry of Lancaster, CA, USA. The bout was at Watsonville High School in Watsonville , CA, USA on October, 15th, 1994.
      • Setterberg later defeated Mark Bernier of Sacramento, CA, USA, by TKO at 1:46 of round 4. It was a SHOCKING UPSET and Bernier never fought again. The bout was at Watsonville High School in Watsonville , CA, USA on February 26th, 1994. Setterberg soon after retired his title and retired from kickboxing.
      • Last Update: 7-24-98.
        
        
    • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules United States Super Middleweight Title
      • Setterberg defeated Mark Bernier of Sacramento, CA, USA, by TKO at 1:46 of round 4. It was a SHOCKING UPSET and Bernier never fought again. The bout was at Watsonville High School in Watsonville , CA, USA on February 26th, 1994.
      • First Defense: Setterberg fought to a Majority Draw against Dave Marinoble of Roseville, CA, USA, to retain his title. The scores were 40-39 Setterberg, 38-38 even and 38-38 even.
      • After 1 title defense (Majority Draw) Setterberg retired his title and stopped kickboxing, never turning Pro.
      • Last Update: 7-24-98.
        
        

• "Insane" Hussein Sidky
  Alexandria, Virginia, USA, 6-1-1/2, Mike Hess
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules East Coast Light Middleweight Champion.
    • January 30th, 1999, Orlando, Florida, USA: Defeated Ruben Morales of Orlando Kickboxing by unanimous decision, 39-36, 40-35 and 39-36.
    • Sidky title was Retired by his trainer on January 31st, 2000.
    • Last Update: 10-27-03.
      
      

• Rory Singer
  Athens, Georgia, USA, 4-1/0, 6'2, 195, 25, 5-28-76, Scott Hicks
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Georgia State Super Heavyweight Champion.
    • Singer won his title on Saturday, April 7th, 2002 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA when he defeated Jeff Anderson of Atlanta, Georgia by unanimous decision 39-37, 39-37 and 40-36.
    • Singer's title was retired when he turned Pro in March of 2002.
    • Last Update: 3-18-02.
      
      

• Trevor T.N.T. Smandych
  Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 11-4-1/0, Mike Miles
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules North American Welterweight Champion.
    • Smandych won his first IKF title on May 2nd, 1998 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada over Rey Amaya of Texas USA to win the IKF North American Welterweight Title.
    • Smandych Amateur Titles were all Retired by the IKF in June, 2000 after the IKF discovered he had fought as a pro earlier in the year. His stats as an amateur were 11 wins, 4 loses, 1 draw.
    • Last Update: 6-2-2000.
      
      

• Trevor T.N.T. Smandych
  Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 11-4-1/0, Mike Miles
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules Intercontinental Light Welterweight Champion.
    • Smandych won his second IKF title on November 7th, 1998 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada over Wittaya Sripave of Thailand to win the IKF Intercontinental Light Welterweight Muay Thai Title.
    • Smandych Amateur Titles were all Retired by the IKF in June, 2000 after the IKF discovered he had fought as a pro earlier in the year.
    • Last Update: 6-2-2000.
      
      

• Nick Smith
  Kansas City, Missouri, USA , 5-0/0-, 220, 6'4", 1-23-73, Jeff Ford
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules Central Regional Super Heavyweight Champion
    • "Dr." Smith (D.C.) won his title on October 12th, 2002 in Jefferson City Missouri, USA when he defeated Leroy Childs of Jefferson City, Missouri, USA by unanimous decision.
    • Nick's IKF Title was retired when he retired from kickboxing.
    • Last Update: 6-21-06.
      
      

• Vince Soberano
  San Diego, CA, USA, Doug Dickey
  • IKF Amateur Muay Thai Rules California Welterweight Title
    • Defeated Yugi Takashiba of Orange, CA, USA by TKO at 1:58 of round 1. The bout was at Travis AFB, Fairfield, CA, USA on April 29th, 1995
    • Soberano was never challenged for his title. He turned Pro and we last heard, his record is 21-2. However, this record was never varified.
    • Last Update: 10-3-98.
      
      

• Santos Soto
  San Jose, California, USA, 17-2/12, 151, 5'9", Cung Le
  • IKF Amateur San Shou Rules Welterweight United States Champion.
    • Soto won his title when he Defeated Dominic Ollhoff by unanimous decision on July 21st, 2001 in San Jose, California, USA.
    • Soto title was retired by his trainer Cung Le on 6-10-04 when we were informed he is no longer fight San Shou.
    • Last Update: 6-10-04.
      
      

• Santos Soto
  San Jose, California, USA, 17-2/12, 151, 5'9", Cung Le
  • IKF Amateur San Shou Rules Light Middleweight United States Champion
    • Soto won his title when he defeated Chris Overby by TKO at 1:55 of round 3 on December 15th, 2001 in San Jose, CA.
    • Soto's title was retired by his trainer Cung Le on 6-10-04 when we were informed he is no longer fight San Shou.
    • Last Update: 6-10-04.
      
      

• Brett "Lion King" Spaid
  Citrus Heights, California, USA, 10-1/6, 5'10", 138, 26, Nasser Niavaroni
  • IKF Amateur Full Contact Rules U.S. Light Welterweight Champion
    • Spaid took the title from past champion Jones Tom of Vallejo, CA, USA on May 4th, 1996 when he KO'ed Tom at :55 seconds of the 3rd round with a Spinning Backhand.
    • Spaid was confirmed retired by his trainer, Nasser Niavaroni.
    • Last Update: 9-26-2000.