WKA Ringsports Results

WKA Results

May 3rd 2009- Ramada, Birmingham
‘WKA Ramada Results/Video’

WKA 35kg jnr English Title kickboxing 5x1½
1. RYAN BAYLEY (PYTHONS) V DANIEL BATRICK( FIT TO FIGHT)
UNANIMOUS BATRICK

62kg Thai boxing 3x1½
2. SUNNY (LINFORDS ) V LUKE DAVIES (K-STAR)
UNANIMOUS LUKE

82kgs Thai boxing 3x1½
3. LUKE LONGLEY (PYTHONS) V DAN EDWARDS (K-STAR)
DRAW

73kgs Thai boxing 3x 1½
4. MARK BAYLEY (PYTHONS) V ADAM SONN (WUTAN)
MAJORITY MARK

WKA 70kgsjnr English Title Thai boxing 5x1½
5. RYAN SUHBAN (K-STAR) V HAYDEN SMITH (G-CAMP)
RYAN 2ND RD TKO

WKA 50kgs jnr English Title Kickboxing 5x1½
6. BEN EVANS (SAXON SKA) V HAMMA YOON ( FIT 2 FIGHT)
UNANIMOUS EVANS

78kgs Thai boxing 3x 1½
7. KELVIN BROWN (PYTHONS) V WAYNE HILL (WUTAN)
BROWN 1ST RD TKO

92kgs Thai boxing 3X1½
8.DAVE BURNS (LINFORDS) V ADAM JENKINS (WUTAN)
MAJORITY JENKINS

70kgs Kickboxing 3x2
9. MARTIN SHERIDAN (WUTAN) V IAN LONGSDON (FIT 2 FIGHT)
DRAW

6Okgs Kickboxing 3x1½
10. STACEY HAWKINS (TKO) V KERRIE QUINN (WYLDE KICK)
HAWKINS 1ST RD TKO

70kgs Thai boxing 3x1½
11. DANNY PARKER (WUTAN) V NATHAN EPPS (K-STAR)
UNANIMOUS PARKER

WKA MIDLAND PRO/AM 60kgs Title LowKick Kickboxing 5x2
12. PATRICK QUINN (WYLDE KICK) V KIERAN FENSON (WUTAN)
FENSON 1ST TKO

58kgs Thai boxing
13. RYAN LOWNEY (PYTHONS) V ADRIAN MAGUIRE (K-STAR)
UNANIMOUS LOWNEY

Amateur Prestige 5x 2 min Super Welterweight
14. TYLER SHAKESPEARE (SAXON SKA) V SHAUN LAW (DRAGONFOOT)
UNANIMOUS TYLER

March 22nd 2009- Hardy Spicers Social Club
‘WKA Open Junior Kickboxing British Championships 2009 Results’

kickboxing Boys

Age 6-8 -24kg

1^st Place- Jay Turner- T.K.A

2^nd Place- Dylan Lopes- 3 lions

3^rd Place- Tommy Bracken- 3 lions

Age 6-8 24kg to -28kg

1^st Place- Damien Scott- Scorpio

2^nd Place- Brodie Miles- Sil Lum Kune

3^rd Place- Nicky McHugh- 3lions

Age 6-8 28kg to -32kg

1^st Place- Patrick Doherty- T.K.A

2^nd Place- Connor Moore- Force One

3^rd Place- Denholm Fairley- Rivals

Age 6-8 36kg to -40kg

1^st Place- Robbie Pooley- NMA

2^nd Place- Morgan Sellamuthu- Hythe Dragons

Kickboxing Girls

Age 6-8 28kg to -32kg

1^st Place- Dion Scott- Scorpio

2^nd Place- Keyanne Tresigne- Force One

Kickboxing Boys

Age 9-11 -25kg

1^st Place- Hamza Aluas- A1 Lions

2^nd Place- Thomas Rawlinson- NMA

Age 9-11 25kg to -30kg

1^st Place- Callum Reynolds- Rivals

2^nd Place- Gary Worthington- NMA

3^rd Place- Charlie Pearson- NMA

Age 9-11 30kg to -35kg

1^st Place- Dillon Moss- Force One

2^nd Place- Jonnie Squirrell- A1 Lions

3^rd Place- Callum Burkinshaw- Sil Lum Kune *

Age 9-11 35kg to -40kg

1^st Place- Cameron Burkinshaw- Sil Lum Kune

2^nd Place- Elijah Everill- L.M.B.B.A

3^rd Place- Gethrin Turner- Leicester PKA

Age 9-11 40kg to -45kg

1^st Place- Keenan Dixon- Dragon Foot

2^nd Place- Dalton Varley- Wutan

Age 9-11 +45kg

1^st Place- Bailey Sugden- NMA

2^nd Place- James Green- Dragonfoot

3^rd Place- Liam Parker- NMA

Girls

Age 9-11 -35kg

1^st Place- Chantelle Scott- Scorpio

2^nd Place- Leeza Freeman- CFKA

Age 9-11 35kg to -40kg

1^st Place- Kirsty Fraser- EFKKI

2^nd Place- Lauren Connor- EFKKI

Kickboxing Boys

Age 12-14 -35kg

1^st Place- Scott Rankin- LKA

2^nd Place- Reece Hutchinson- MASAC

3^rd Place- Armand Cubrenii- Dragonfoot

Age 12-14 35kg to -40kg

1^st Place- Ben Taylor- Panthers

2^nd Place- Shavaan Mushtaq- A1 Lions

3^rd Place- Thomas Wilson- LKA *

Age 12-14 40kg to -45kg

1^st Place- Jordan Frost- NMA

2^nd Place- Christian Jopling- MASAC

3^rd Place- Conor Judge- 3 Lions

Age 12-14 45kg to -50kg

1^st Place- Aaron Towns- Clan Kickboxing

2^nd Place- Adil Ali- Pythons Gym

3^rd Place- Danny Swanwick- NMA

Age 12-14 50kg to -55kg

1^st Place- Regis Sugden- NMA

2^nd Place- Jake Slater- T.K.A

3^rd Place- Callum McFadden- EFKKI

Age 12-14 -65kg

1^st Place- Cameron McGorigue- 3 Lions

Age 12-14 -75kg

1^st Place- Connor Wells- Hythe Dragons

Kickboxing Girls

Age 12-14 33kg to -38kg

1^st Place- Chelsea Moss- Force One

2^nd Place- Charity Varley- Wutan

Age 12-14 40kg to -45kg

1^st Place- Joanne Moss- Force One

2^nd Place- Jade Munro- 3 Lions

3^rd Place- Katie Alexander- NMA

Age 12-14 45kg to -45kg

1^st Place- Tori Willetts- T.K.A

2^nd Place- Chloe Boyle- Rivals

Age 12-14 50kg to -55kg

1^st Place- Sarah Rostron- L.K.A

2^nd Place- Shannon- T.K.A

Age 12-14 55kg to -60kg

1^st Place- Sheryl Tresigne- Force One

2^nd Place- Ameii Lee Bayley- Pythons Gym

March 21st 2009- Hardy Spicers Social Club
‘WKA Open Junior Thaiboxing British Championships 2009 Results’

Thaiboxing GIRLS

6-8yrs mixed category.

1. Courtney Johnstone -Sukhothai
2. Hattie Page -SSJ

9-11yrs –30kg

1. Amy Done –G.F.C
2. Allaya Kithchen –Touchgloves
3. Amber Kitchen –Touchgloves

9-11yrs –35kg

1. Lauryn Stantion –Fortitudo
2. Tia Ruegg –Sukhothai

12-14yrs –45kg

1. Jade Munro –3lions

9-11yrs –45kg

1. Niamh Kinehan –Beastmasters

9-11yrs –50kg

1. Rebecca White –Gym?
2. Bethan Oates –Dean Whites

12-14yrs –40kg

1. Cassie Morborn –North Airshire M.T (Scotland Team)
2. Rebecca Caslin –Childwall Thai (England Team)

12-14yrs –45kg

1. Sasha Ryan –Childwall

12-14yrs –50kg

1. Sammy Preston –Childwall
2. Sasha Ryan –Childwall
3. –Georgia Kewley –Semtex (England)
- Elish McGohan –Phoenix (Scotland)

12-14yrs –55kg

1. Beth Neild –Knuckles
2. Storm Steele –Chesterfeild

12-14yrs –60kg

1. Amei Bayley –Pythons
2. Paige Macloed –Semtex

12-14yrs –65kg

1. Fay Hand –Beastmasters
2. Laura Cannan –Punthainarasingh

15-17yrs –50kg

1. Amy Pinnie –Phoenix (Scotland)
2. Amy Lloyd –Knuckles (England)

15-17yrs –55kg

1. Kyah Chamberlain –Assassins
2. Caitlin Faulds –Phoenix (Scotland)
3. – Lauren Humphrey –Phoenix (Scotland)
- Caroline McKelvie –Barrhead (Scotland)

15-17yrs –60kg

1. Lucy Payne –Touchgloves
2. Sophie Dallas –Phraya Pichai

15-17yrs 63-68kg

1. Robyn Molloy –Phoenix (County Durham)
2. Lucy Colville –Nemesis

Thaiboxing BOYS :

6-8yrs –24kg

1. Max McVicker –Beastmasters
2. Liam Heams –Fortitudo
3. Bradley Coley –K-Star
4. Nafess Khan –K-Star

6-8yrs –28kg

1. Dyan Booth –Olivers Gym
2. Jaydan Hawson –Gym?
3. Jack Oliphant –Semtex
4. Kez Berlin –Lumpini

6-8yrs 28-32kg

1. Shaq Ahmed –Dean Whites
2. George Jarvis –Lumpini
3. George Griffiths –Assassins
4. Ellis Adcock –K-Star

9-11yrs –25kg

1. Mace Regg –Sukhothai
2. Jack Oliphant –Semtex

9-11yrs –30kg

1. TJ Averrett –Phoenix (Scotland)
2. Conlan Teale –G.F.C
3. Reece Bryan –Studio 2000
4. Ben Campbell –Pythons

9-11yrs –35kg

1. Harley Macloed –Semtex
2. Jordan Macey –Studio 2000
3. Leon Maxey –Wutan
4. Lewis Coley –K-Star

9-11yrs –40kg

1. Bradley Turner –G.F.C
2. Reece Neild –Knuckles
3. Fraser Baker –Wutan
4. Charlie Kewley –Semtex

9-11yrs –45kg

1. Corey Schoffeild –Gym?
2. Ben Graham –Fighting Fit
3. Liam Lambourn –Lumpini
4. Luke Christopher –K-Star

9-11yrs –50kg

1. Harry Colville -Nemesis
2. Adil Nasim Ali –Pythons

9-11yrs mixed 58-64kg

1. Tom Lancaster –NMT
2. Brandon Parmar –Pythons

12-14yrs –35kg

1. Joe Tomlin –Knuckles
2. Luke Kelly –Assassins
3. Bryan Collins –Childwall
4. Reece Lochridge –Barrhead (Scotland)

12-14yrs –40kg

1. Louis Slater –East Area
2. Keenan Brown –Wutan
3. –Isaac Ashley –Touchgloves
- Daniel McGowan –East Area

12-14yrs –45kg

1. Micheal Russell –Kaizen (Scotland)
2. Luke Debourgh –Wutan
3. Kobi Hunn –Beastmasters
4. Craig Watton –Barrhead (Scotland)

12-14yrs –50kg

1. Elias Dexter –Assassins
2. Dean Lowney –Pythons
3. Sam Rose- Phoenix
4.John Grainger- Phoenix

12-14yrs –55kg

1. Chris Whittle –Beastmaster
2. Jake Lockey –Studio 2000
3. Syk-Lumpini

12-14yrs –60kg

1. Troy Attewell –Assassins
2. Kane Chamberlain –Assassins
3. Carlos Douglas –Dean Whites

12-14yrs –65kg

1. Amari Diedrick –Studio 2000
2. Oshea Kappia –Studio 2000

15-17yrs –55kg

1. Jordan Kilbride –Dean Whites
2. Elliott Lloyds –Touchgloves (49.5)
3. Jamie Sutton –Dean Whites

15-17yrs –60kg

1. Zach Cauch –Beastmaster
2. Daniel Dawson –3Lions
3. Jamie Sutton –Dean Whites

15-17yrs –65kg

1. Ryan Lowney –Pythons
2. Charlie Caine –Semtex
3. Aaron Buckley Smith –G Camp

15-17yrs –70kg

1. Ryan Subhan –K-Star
2. Lee Polanonski –Panthainarasingh
3. Hayden Bradley Smith –G Camp
3. Matthew Butcher –Phraya Pichai

15-17yrs –75kg

1. Nathan Bendon –K-Sar
2. James Stanley – Panthainarasingh
3. Ryan Coley –Pythons

15-17yrs –80kg

1. Evan Irvine –Fighting Fit
2. George Lyons –Beastmasters

15-17yrs –90kg

1. Reiss Swaby –Pythons
2. Samuel Reynolds -Semtex

March 14th 2009
‘BATTLEGROUND 3’
Report by Lance Manyer 'Battleground 2' promoter

Saturday March the 14th saw British championship kickboxing at Glascote social club in Tamworth, in the Midlands.
It was a sold out event & the atmosphere was electric, the under 16yrs fights were on first with light continuous ringsports, after a couple excellent opening fights the battle was on for the first title fight of the evening, it was for the 32.5kg British title . The fight was contested over 3 x 1.5 min rounds between Patrick Doherty from T.K.A & Charlie Pearson N.M.A, it was a cracking fight between the 8yr olds, with both fighters giving their all, the 1st round seemed even & every thing was still to fight for, in the 2nd round Pearson put the pressure on Doherty with some excellent punch/kick combinations, in the last round he consolidated his lead with a good work rate as he keep coming forward & was the deserved winner with a unanimous decision.
There were some cracking well matched fights through the night, with wins for Luis Cardin TKA, Jay Turner TKA, Ellis Blake TKA, Shannon Graham TKA, Connor Buckland BCCA, Jordan Frost NMA & Danny Swanwick NMA.
The next title was for the WKA English ringsports 52kg title, between Jake Slater from TKA & Danny Hickman from Solihul Combat Sports, this fight was ‘toe 2 toe’ from first to last bell with both fighters showing excellent skill & fitness with both fighter’s willing to go into the ‘trenches’ for a ‘tear up’ at the end of the fight nobody could tell who was the winner it was that close, the decision went to the Solihul lad Danny Hickman .

Steve Davies was was up next for TKA (Tamworth) taking on Elliot Butler from JH.Kickboxing (Nottingham) this was a cracking fight with a contrast of styles & also age as Davies was roughly 15 years old than Butler, every body was expecting the younger man to be fitter & faster but both men were in good condition, the difference was Davies superior skill with combination punching & excellent follow up kicking. After 3 x 2 minute rounds Steve Davies’ (TKA) hand was raised by the referee.

Next in to the ring was the Superbly conditioned Rich Conisbee ( 85kg of completely ‘ripped’ muscle) from Team Peers (Brackley) to take on TKA local boy ‘Tall Paul’ Fullylove, everybody thought Fullylove did’nt have a chance as he was giving away weight & was slighter in build. This was one of the best fights of the night with Fullylove showing some excellent kickboxing skill & fitness as he took the fight to Conisbee, although he never looked like knocking Conisbee out he dominated him with work rate & ‘shots’ landed. Conisbee is a ‘heavy hiiter’ & when his shot’s landed you could see the effect on Fullylove . Although Fullylove was ahead on the judges scorecards he was caught with a big straight righ hand that shook him, Conisbee pounced on to Fullylove landing 5 or 6 heavy unanswered shots & the ref stepped in to stop the fight & declared Conisbee the winner.
There was a WKA Junior British title at 52/55kg up for grabs, contested between Jai Meyrick ( bai lang ) & Regis Sugden (Newark martial arts ) over 5 x 1.5 minute rounds. This was by far the most technically skilful fight of the night, with some excellent action & classey technique, both lads could ‘tear it up’ as well being thinking fighter’s, after 5 rounds of action it went to the score cards & it was Sugden who took the belt home.
The main event was for the WKA 72kg British Amatuer title, between Adam Myra ( b.c.c.a ) & Ciaran Mangan (w.b.b.a). This was 5 x 2 minute rounds of all out ‘mayhem’ from start to finish the two fighters went war & it was one of those fights that either guy could have won , but neither was able to finish the other off when they had them in trouble. Both fighters were fit & in good condition but it was Mangen who started to put the stained pressure on & 5 hard rounds of kick boxing was Mangen who lifted the title.

Look out for more WKA Championship kickboxing at ‘Battleground 4’ in October 2009.

October 22nd-26th 2008
WKA World Ringsports Championships Berlin

September 13th 2008
‘BATTLEGROUND 2’
Report by Lance Manyer 'Battleground 2' promoter

Glascote social club once again played host to the 'Battleground' Full Contact Fight Night & another very entertaining sold out show.
With three WKA Titles up for grabs the atmosphere was electric. The night kicked off with the under 16yrs light continuous, 7 fights of non stop action with excellent skill on display im sure some of these kids will be fighting for Titles in the future. There was one British Title on the fight card for the under 16's, the WKA 36kg ring sports between Ellis Blake of TKA & Shane Mc Cure of Black Cobra, unfortunetley Mc Cure sustained a broken nose in training & was unable to fight this resulted in Blake being awarded the title. This not the way he would have wanted the belt & will be defending it in april 2009 at the next Battleground.
The full contact got under way with some excellent first time to the ring fights, with wins for Brian Allen & 'Mr' Jim Williams of TKA, win's also for Rich Conisbee & Andy Newman of Team Peers ( from Brackley ) the first title fight was for the WKA midland ameatur welter weight, between Adam Madeley (wsbb) & Adam Myra (bcca) over 5 x 1.5 min rounds, both fighters started fast & strong giving the crowd plenty to cheer about, with honours even after the first round the fight was set for a 'tear up'. As the rounds went by is was Myra the black country fighter who pulled away & with more left ' in the tank' landed with some excellent punch & kick combinations, & took the WKA midland title.
The top of the bill contest was between Callum Thompson from Lincoln (ufbda) & Johnny Stewart from Ashby (Motiv8 gym),fighting for the WKA British Light Heavy weight (83 kg) ameatur title, over 5 x 2 minute rounds. Stewart who is the ISKA British cruiser weight champion was the favourite going into the fight, but it was the Lincoln fighter who got off to the better start with solid non stop pressure using his trademark 'superman' punch to great effect. Stewart who is a very durable & talented fighter with a 'never say die' attitude seemed to be allowing Thompson to the work in the hope he would burn himself out & then knock him out late on, Thompson however never looked like running out of gas & finished the fight as strong as he started notching up an excellent points win on the score cards.

The next Battleground will be in April 2009, with more WKA Championship Kickboxing.

12th -13th of April 2008
WKA British Junior Thai boxing Amateur Championship 2008

Pictures taken by http://www.dephotos.co.uk. To see more and buy picture's of the event click here

We had 29 Categories, 2 boxing rings and over 200 juniors fighting. There was some fantastic fights, some close finals that had to go an extra round. Well done to the judges and ref's. Started at 11:30 and finished at 7pm. A good day that all the kids enjoyed. We are looking forward to next years WKA British Junior Thai boxing Amateur Championship 2009

Thai Boxing Results

Girls

9-11yrs –40kg
Winner Orlana – K-Star
2nd Chloe Mclennon- Fortitudo
3rd Taylor Howson- Fortitudo

12-14yrs –45kg
Winner Amy Pirnie- Phoenix
2nd Jessica Wilson- Teeside Thai

12-14yrs –50kg
Winner Georgina Greenwood- G.F.C
2nd Amie Bayley- Pythons
3rd Catlin Faulds-Phoenix

15-17yrs –45kg
Winner Megan O Rourke- Fortitudo
2nd Harriet Hugkolstone- Semtex

15-17yrs –55kg
Winner Kyah Chamberlain- Assassins
2nd Becky Aldersley- G.F.C

Boys

6-8yrs –25kg
Winner Colan Teale- G.F.C
2nd Hamza Jebari- All Stars
3rd Luke Galvin- All Stars

6-8yrs –30kg
Winner Liam Lydon- Semtex
2nd Ellis Adcock- K-Star
3rd Shaq Ahmed- Dean Whites

6-8yrs –35kg
Winner Charlie Kewley- Semtex
2nd Robert Whill- All Stars
3rd Yassin Jamal- All Stars

9-11yrs 25kg
Winner Thai Barlow- Assassins
2nd TJ Everett- Phoenix

9-11yrs –30kg
Winner Leon Maxey- Wutan
2nd Callum McGowan- Phoenix
3rd Lee McCue- Phoenix

9-11yrs –35kg
Winner Luke Phillips- G.F.C
2nd Thomas Hardie-Phoenix
3rd Harley Macleod- Semtex

9-11yrs –40kg
Winner George Miller- Semtex
2nd Oliver French- Semtex
3rd Zak Lydon- Semtex

9-11yrs –45kg
Winner Luke Christopher- K-Star
2nd Harry Colville- Nemesis

9-11yrs –50kg
Winner Chris Whittle- Beast Masters
2nd Jordan Reynolds- Semtex

11-12yrs –45kg
Winner Lee Ferns- Base

11-12yrs –55kg
Winner Carlos Douglas- Dean Whites
2nd Dale Mathie- Teeside Thai

12-14yrs –35kg
Winner Luke Kelly–30kg
2nd Shane Kimberley-K-Star 33kg

12-14yrs –40kg
Winner Dean Lowney- Pythons
2nd Luke Debourgh- Wutan
3rd Dillian Elsmore-K-Star

12-14yrs –45kg
Winner Callum Maguire- Dean Whites
=2nd Jack Buckley- Assassins (won semi but injured, couldn’t fight in final Adil Ali stepped in)
Adil Ali- Pythons

12-14yrs –50kg
Winner Jamie Sutton- Dean Whites
2nd Jack Cooper- Teeside Thai
3rd Kane Chamberlain- Assassins

12-14yrs –55kg
Winner Matthew Bell- G.F.C
2nd Troy Attewell- Assassins
3rdJack Bezance- Teeside Thai

12-14yrs-60kg
Winner Brian Long- Irish Thai Cork
2nd Samuel Breen- All Stars

12-14yrs –65kg
Winner Ryan Subhan- K-Star
2nd Garry Kewley- Semtex

15-17yrs –45kg
Winner Aaron Watson- Assassins
2nd Dominic Leahy- Irish Thai Cork

15-17yrs 55kg
Winner Juran Jones- K-Star
2nd Paul Okeefe-Irish Thai Cork
3rd Jack Shorter- Wutan

15-17yrs –60kg
Winner Darren Whewell- Fortitudo
2nd Ryan Lowney- Pythons
=3rd Chris Laws- Nemesis
Jack Alkenhead- Beast Masters

15-17yrs –70kg
Winner Nathan Bendon- K-Star
2nd Matt Li- Semtex
3rd Dean Naylor- Nemesis

15-17yrs –75kg
Winner Jacob Newton- K-Star
2nd Sam Reynolds- Semtex
3rd Josh Aarons- Semtex

15-17yrs Heavyweights
Winner Reiss Swaby- Pythons
2nd Reynolds- Semtex

May 2008
‘BATTLEGROUND’
Report by Lance Manyer 'Battleground' promoter

‘Terminator' Stacey Hawkins Wins WKA Full Contact Title

Stacey Hawkins from Tamworth Kickboxing Academy won the WKA British Full Contact Junior Title (under 16 years) on the 'Battleground' Fight night held in Tamworth In the Midlands

Hawkins who has won many major title's including WAKO European Champion light continuous, WAKO British champion x2 L.C, WUMA World Champion semi contact, WUMA World silver L.C, WKA British Champion x 2 L.C, WKA British S.C and CIMAC British Champion x2 L.C

Hawkins started to cross over from semi contact and light continuous on the mats into light continuous in the ring but was disqualified for excessive power on several occasions, so the chance to fight for the WKA 60kg British title was just what 'The Terminator' needed

The fight was scheduled for 5 x 1.5 minute rounds against Abigail Dawson who gamely stepped in as a late replacement. Hawkins was on fire right from the bell and landed some excellent head kicks but it was the power of her devastating body punching that was too much for Dawson to take and the referee stepped in to stop her taking any more punishment and the fight was stopped in the first round

Hawkins achievements are even remarkable and she has had a back condition for the last 2 years called spondyhlisthesis which has caused her a lot of pain and discomfort. She has just had a four hour bone graft operation to correct the condition. She is out of action for months in a body cast but hopefully she'll be as good and new and back on the circuit as soon as possible

'Battleground 2' is on the 13th September 2008