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THURSDAY, December 20th, 2018, AT 1:00 PM/ PST
Results From Mr. James Wallis'
IKF
Amateur Unified Rules This encounter was straight out of the top drawer as two of Europe's most skilful fighters squared off for the IKF European title. From the first bell the exchanges were fast and furious with neither man giving ground. But it was Kalem John who was stronger and applied more pressure. This came in the form of counter combinations. Abou Ka would deliver a quality three shot combination which John would respond with five or six at a time. Throughout the contest John's counter work rate was higher, and each time Ka attempted to pressure his man, John would catch the kick and counter, or step off and straight back in. Each round was close but fairly clear as Kalem John
built up a commanding lead.
Abou Ka knew from the 4th round that he needed a stoppage and applied
pressure accordingly. But John went with him and simply stepped up a
gear to finish the contest as clear winner and new Champion!
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THURSDAY, October 25th, 2018, AT 1:25 PM/ PST
What Has Been Hurting
MMA?
Is It Slowly Dying Because Of
Regulations?
As MMA
Slows, More and More Doors For Kickboxing & Muay Thai Start To Open Wider
And Wider.
The tide has turned and Kickboxing and Muay Thai events are starting to make a lot of noise across the USA. The country is now seeing top MMA Promoters wanting to add Kickboxing and or Muay Thai to their MMA events and some are outright switching from MMA to Kickboxing and Muay Thai. The reality is, Kickboxing and Muay Thai are making their way back after being crushed by MMA when UFC exploded the sport with their Spike TV program back in the mid 2000's.
There is an obvious reason as to how and why this is happening across the USA. However, unless your in the sanctioning business, you may not see it. You see, the other reality is that nationwide, the sport of MMA has been drastically disappearing ever since a lot of State Athletic / Boxing Commissions choose to take over regulation of Amateur MMA from sanctioning bodies such as the ISCF, ISKA and others. Some of these decisions were justified when the states were dealing with some very bad sanctioning bodies, ones that shouldn't even call themselves a sanctioning body. So yes, there were some TERRIBLE MMA Sanctioning bodies out there. Yet, instead of banning these bad MMA Sanctioning bodies from sanctioning Amateur MMA in their states, many State Commissions disciplined ALL Amateur MMA Sanctioning bodies by taking over all Amateur MMA event regulation and in the end, as we're all seeing, have pretty much killed the sport of Amateur MMA due to general government red tape and more so, when you kill something at the grass roots level, the rest of the tree is sure to suffer as well, which we have all been seeing.
Those strong amateur roots that once supported the strong PRO Tree are dying and with it that big Pro tree is indeed feeling the effects. The whole sport declines like the following of dominos. The grass roots amateur events have been rapidly declining and now, we see 1/10th of the Amateur MMA events across the USA than just as little as 5 years ago. With less and less Amateur events to build fighters, the next to be effected are of course, the pro events who now have far fewer talent pools to choose from. As the order goes, now the sport slows and in the end, we have less and less high talented "Experienced" Amateur MMA fighters which of course, brings us less high talented "Experienced" PRO MMA fighters. Because of this we're now seeing less Great Fights between Great Fighters. The fighters are not to blame, their not event promoters let along regulators of the sport. As their opportunities decline at the Amateur level, like all athletes, they know their clock is ticking so they are pretty much forced to make the move to the professional ranks, hoping it's "Their Time". However, when they make that jump, few are able to bring with them a well groomed and experienced amateur career because there were less and less opportunities to build their skills at the Amateur level. Without opportunities to compete and get experience, what else can they do? Their almost forced to make that jump, ready or not, again, that age clock is ticking...
So WHY the change?
The State Commissions claim they wanted
to take over Amateur MMA for only one reason, "Fighter Safety."
Well, if they would have just weeded out the bad MMA sanctioning bodies that cut
corners, didn't require much needed medical staff, trained officials, oversight
of matchmaking, etc. etc, the Amateur portion of the sport would have actually
help grow the entire sport more. So lets call it what it is, they did it for $$$
cause if it were truly for "Fighter Safety" they would have
taken over ALL Amateur fight sports, INCLUDING Amateur Boxing, which despite
it's Olympic relations tag, is seeing it's most unethical times ever and most
complaints ever with the ongoing problems with USA Boxing's management. - For
some insight to USA Boxing's problems, click
HERE.
Now, if anything, most State Commissions who made this decision within the last 5 years have put Amateur MMA fighters (And those who turn professional too quick without the needed experience) on a dangerous path they have never been on. We are now seeing more and more mismatched bouts and more injuries because a lot of these commissions just don't have time to review an Amateur Fight card to assure the bout is well matched for fairness and safety. In the end, as many are claiming with more and more fighter injuries some Fight Sport Insurance companies will no longer insure fighter medical insurance on MMA events. That's saying A LOT!
So HOW does this effect Kickboxing and Muay Thai? It's pretty simple to see that a lot of State Commissions don't have the manpower to oversee the Amateur fight sports in their state, but is there a better way of regulating the Amateur Fight Sports? Of course there is. "Delegated Regulation with State Commission Oversight!"
Look at what the California State Athletic Commission (CSAC) has done at this level. to begin with, most all states (because it was an Olympic sport) delegated USA Boxing to oversee Amateur Boxing when each state commission was formed. However with the other Amateur Full Contact fight sports (Kickboxing, Muay Thai & MMA) in California, the Commission went a step further. They didn't just open up the state for any and all sanctioning bodies to sanction events there as a lot of other states had done. If they did, they would have made Amateur MMA, Kickboxing, Muay Thai and even Boxing a wild, wild west shoot-out with a load of promoters making up their own sanctioning bodies for their own events which in turn, like the other bad sanctioning bodies around the country, cut corners on fighter safety, event oversight, officials training, promotional regulations, etc. etc. and in the end, you have a state that is just waiting for a disastrous occurrence to happen.
The California State Athletic Commission regulates close to 200 Professional fighting events a year. They put A LOT of time and work into EVERY event from matchmaking oversight, fighter medicals, financial approvals, training and assignment of event officials and the list goes on and on. If you work for a state commission, or a "Legit" sanctioning / regulatory body like the International Kickboxing Federation or the International Sport Combat Federation (ISCF MMA) you would know that when looking at the iceberg on top of the water, the vast majority of the work such an organization does is what one does not see under the water or as one might say, all the work behind closed doors... Work that MOST sanctioning bodies never bother to do. Most feel that just selling their letters is all they need to do. So how did California avoid becoming the "Wild-Wild West" shoot-out a lot of other states became? They went the extra mile, made the harder effort by doing their homework and delegated all Amateur Fight Sports to other Sanctioning Bodies, but only ONE per fight sport.
Back in 2009, for Amateur MMA which had never been legal in California the CSAC actually played a hand in training and teaching a new upstart sanctioning body how to sanction and regulate the full contact fight sport of MMA at the Amateur level. The CSAC provided them with forms and paperwork that were already being used by the CSAC and all that had to be done was a logo change. In the beginning, there were many who didn't like what this newly formed Amateur sanctioning body was doing and didn't want them regulating MMA. However, over the years, the organization that was founded in 2009, the California Amateur Mixed Martial Arts Organization, Inc. (CAMO) dedicated their efforts as other good sanctioning bodies had done which was to help foster the growth of Amateur Mixed Martial Arts and to oversee the health, safety and welfare of the athletes had gained the respect of its peers and today sanctions and regulates more Amateur MMA events than any other state in the USA.
A little over 5 years later the CSAC took the same approach with Amateur Kickboxing and Muay Thai. Doing great work at the pro level left their staff with less and less time to give to Amateur Kickboxing and Muay Thai, and the number of Amateur events showed it too. However the decline in the number of pro and amateur Kickboxing and Muay Thai events was not due to any fault of the CSAC. As MMA grew, many of the fighters, trainers and of course Promoters in California who were strong in Kickboxing and Muay Thai had slowly made the full transition to Amateur MMA and because of it, the state started seeing less and less Pro and Amateur Kickboxing and Muay Thai events in the State, as pretty much EVERY STATE in the USA did. So, on March 17th, 2014, the California State Athletic Commission officially delegated to the IKF the exclusive authority to regulate Amateur Kickboxing (Full Contact High Kick), International Rules, Full and Modified Muay Thai Rules (Ages 8 and Up) in the State of California. For the 12 month period prior to the IKF's delegation, the CSAC regulated "11" Legal Amateur Kickboxing and Muay Thai events. We stress the word "Legal" because at the time, many events had turned underground and went unregulated which made them illegal with no medical staff, no ambulance, no insurance and mostly untrained officials. During the next 12 months and with the help of many passionate people in the sport the IKF made a drastic change in those numbers. Beginning with making promoter licenses easier to attain, the IKF helped grow the sport to "40" events the following year. The next year, the sport grew to "60" events. It was clear to everyone that the "Organization" of the sport with a one stop website for promoters to see their events advertised and for trainers and fighters to find opportunities to compete in upcoming events was a win-win for everyone. (IKF California Page.)
Imagine if every state across the USA put such a plan into
place...
EVERY Amateur fight sport in every state would experience dynamic
growth and not to mention the economic impact such growth would bring to every
state. Several states have limited the number of sanctioning bodies in their
state and some have allowed only 1 Amateur Muay Thai sanctioning body to
sanction and regulate Amateur Muay Thai in their state but has just never helped
the sport grow.
The bottom line here is that you have to WANT to grow
the sport for those in it, NOT just grow your sanctioning company or the number
of bills in your wallet.
Until a sanctioning body takes this approach, they
will never truly become an asset to the sport in which they claim to sanction.
So WHY are the other states not GROWING Muay Thai and Kickboxing now that there is a window of opportunity to grow the sport while Amateur MMA is declining? Well, the answer is the same as it has been year after year... "Persistence and hard work." If more state commissions would require a delegated sanctioning body to do things like this, imagine the growth in the sport. Imagine the Economic Impact each state would have from the travel for these added events, hotel rooms, gas, airfare, food. Look, we get it. When a State agency is delegated to regulate something in the state they also need to make money doing so. Otherwise there may be a lot of taxpayers all upset with them for spending money but not helping with any economic impact. Well, here's your answer... Why not follow the simple "Work Smarter, Not Harder" principle? Look at what Andy Foster (EO Of the CSAC) has done with his Commission Staff in California. It's a win-win for everyone. but again, it takes Persistence and HARD WORK! You have to want to do it for those in the Sport or it's just not going to happen.
If there are any State Commission members looking at doing something like California has done, take a moment to contact Andy Foster at the CSAC and ask him how it's working out. If you like what you hear, do your research and find a sanctioning body best for your state, maybe the IKF for Kickboxing and Muay Thai or the ISCF for MMA or maybe not, but do something so you can help Amateur Fight Sports in your State GROW. After all, that's what progress is all about right? Be part of the positive, progress of growth, not the one others want to point a finger at and say, "That's who's responsible for our amateur fight sports dying in our State!" Be the leader you already are and help provide more opportunities in your state by helping Amateur Fight Sports grow. At the same time you will help drastically increase the economic impact for your State and in doing that, fingers will instead point at you and others will say, "That's who's responsible for doing something Great for our Sport and our State!"
"Be A Part Of Something GREAT!"
MONDAY, September 10th, 2018, AT 3:00 PM/ PST
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GREAT Work by ABC passes new rules to combat extreme weight cutting in boxing title fights
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WEDNESDAY, August 1st, 2018, AT 9:20 AM/ PST
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Results From Walkout FC's
"Walkout FC"
July 28th, 2018 - Joplin, Missouri, USA
- WHO: Walkout FC
- WHERE: Joplin Memorial Hall, Joplin, Missouri, USA
- ISCF Amateur MMA
- ISCF Event Representative: Farron Otis
- PROMOTER: William Lavine of Walkout At info@walkoutfc.com
- ON THE WEB: www.WalkoutFC.com
- ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Stevie Mason (Kopkinsville, Kentucky, USA, 3-0, 309, 6'3", 4-20-77, Kevin Hein (620) 481-3721)
VS Alejandro Rivera (Miami, Florida, USA, 0-1, 444, 6'5", 6-10-97, Chris Levine)
WINNER: Stevie Mason by Tapout to Strikes
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Esther Cunningham, Aaron Roberson, Luke Robinson. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Nikki Jeffrey (Galena, Kansas, USA, 1-0, 114.5, 5'7", 12-7-93, Bobby Kelley, (620) 202-3420)
VS Luke Branham (Mt. Vernon, Missouri, USA, 0-2, 118, 5'11", 3-20-00, Tim Branham, (417) 229-0847)
WINNER: Nikki Jeffrey by Tapout to Guillotine choke
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Esther Cunningham, Aaron Roberson, Luke Robinson. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Kammeron Barnes (Joplin, Missouri, USA, 0-1, 205, 6', 3-18-99, Travis Porter, (417) 346-5236)
VS Craig Bowers (Neosho, Missouri, USA, 2-4, 215, 6'3", 1-11-86, Jody Linthieum, (620) 205-4735)
WINNER: Craig Bowers by Tapout to Triangle Choke
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Esther Cunningham, Aaron Roberson, Luke Robinson. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Tyler Rowe (Raymore, Missouri, USA, 6-5, 200, 5'9", 11-17-97, Deangelo Clardy, (816) 915-8265)
VS Dustin Caistens (Gardner, Kansas, USA, 2-0, 178, 5'10", 4-3-98, CJ Randall, (913) 605-3748)
WINNER: Dustin Caistens by Tapout to Rear Naked Choke
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Esther Cunningham, Aaron Roberson, Luke Robinson. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Trevor Harvey (Spingdale, Arkansas, USA, 3-3, 135, 5'6", 6-18-96, Mike Wright, (479) 347-8497)
VS Thomas Hernandez (Carthage, Missouri, USA, 3-6, 145, 5'6", 7-27-93, Self )
WINNER: Trevor Harvey by Tapout to Triangle
REFEREE:Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Esther Cunningham, Aaron Roberson, Luke Robinson. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Theran Crouch (Joplin, Missouri, USA, 2-0, 165, 5'9", 5-1-96, DJ Randal, (417) 793-7331)
VS Andrew Coleman (Joplin, Missouri, USA, 0-1, 145, 5'7", 7-18-99, Self )
WINNER: Theran Crouch by TKO to Strikes
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Esther Cunningham, Aaron Roberson, Luke Robinson.
SUSPENSION: Anthony Buxton has been issued a 30 day medical suspension. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Zachary Jones (Joplin, Missouri, USA, 6-3, 170, 5'7", 9-26-89, Self )
VS Calonese Tolbert (Cassville, Missouri, USA, 7-3, 185, 6'3", 4-7-77, Self )
WINNER: Calonese Tolbert by Unanimous Decision 30-27, 30-27, 30-27
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Esther Cunningham, Aaron Roberson, Luke Robinson. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Scotty Stober (Rogers, Arkansas, USA, 4-3, 265, 6'3', 2-10-93, Mike Wright, (479) 347-8497)
VS Jacob Heavlin (Rockford, Illinois, USA, 5-4, 270, 6'1", 4-4-97, Avilleo Delrosa, (779) 208-2253)
WINNER: Jacob Heavlin by TKO to Strikes
REFEREE:Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Esther Cunningham, Aaron Roberson, Luke Robinson.
SUSPENSION: Chuck Lucas has been issued a 30 day medical suspension. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Colton Hill (Topeka, Kansas, USA, 4-1, 196, 6', 11-14-96, Scott Heston)
VS Demarkus Griffin (Rockford, Illinois, USA, 2-1, 183, 6', 9-21-94, Aurelio Delarosa)
WINNER: Demarkus Griffin by Unanimous Decision 30-27, 30-27, 29-28
REFEREE:Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Esther Cunningham, Aaron Roberson, Luke Robinson. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Brandon Santana (Lawrence, Kansas, USA, 10-7, 170, 5'9", 3-19-86, Zak Bucia, (785) 424-8936)
VS Jeff Law (Joplin, Missouri, USA, 7-1, 180, 6', 6-9-87, Jody Linthicum, (620) 605-4735)
WINNER: Jeff Law by KO.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Esther Cunningham, Aaron Roberson, Luke Robinson.
SUSPENSION: Brandon Santana has been issued a 90 day {Doctor Recommended} medical suspension.
THURSDAY, May 23rd, 2018, AT 10:20 PM/ PST
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Results From Conquest Promotions
"Memorial Day Melee"
May 26th, 2018 - New Port Richey, Florida, USA
- WHO: Conquest Promotions
- WHERE: New Port Richey Florida USA
- ISCF Amateur MMA
- ISCF Event Representative: Connie Barden
- ISCF Event Referee: Josh Rutgers
- ISCF Event Judges: Theo Kruger, Brian Joseph, Dylan Woods
- PROMOTER: Matt Ludwick, 785.269.7069
- ON THE WEB: www.conquestpromotionsllc.com
- ISCF
Amateur MMA 135
Rob Fuller (Lakewood Colorado, USA, 134, 2-5'7", 7-30-1980, Jamie Bruce, 720-546-0672)
VS Andrew Giegerich (Athens, Georgia, USA, 137, 2-1, 5'3", 1-19-1995, Chris Barnett, 701-461-2568)
Winner: Andrew Giegerich: Rear Naked Choke at 1:59 of round 1. - ISCF
Amateur MMA 135
Juan Rossin (Jacksonville, Florida, USA, 133, 2-0, 5'10", 5-21-1997, Self ,904-294-5997)
VS Ronald Pedroso (Miami, Florida, USA, 136, 0-1, 5'7", 10-10-1995, Howard Puig, 305-525-6310)
Winner Juan Rossin: Unanimous Decision Judges scores 29-28, 29-28, 30-27. - ISCF
Amateur MMA 135
Nehemias Cruz (Memphis, Tennessee, USA, 135, 0-3, 5'7", 10-29-1994, Kevin Henry, 901-550-5386)
VS Javier Gonzalez (Orlando, Florida, USA, 136, 3-2-1, 7-4-1988, Julien Williams, 407-625-2676)
Winner Javier Gonzalez: Fighter retired after round 2.
THURSDAY, May 10th, 2018, AT 11:40 PM/ PST
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Results From Walkout FC's
"Walkout FC"
May 5, 2018 - Joplin, Missouri, USA
- WHO: Walkout FC
- WHERE: Joplin Memorial Hall, Joplin, Missouri, USA
- ISCF Amateur MMA
- ISCF Event Representative: Farron Otis
- PROMOTER: William Lavine of Walkout At info@walkoutfc.com
- ON THE WEB: www.WalkoutFC.com
- ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Thomas Hernandez (Carthage, Missouri, USA, 4-4, 150.0, 5'6" 7-27-93, Self, 417-952-6675, - (5-5-18)
VS Sergio Garcia (Coffeyville, Kansas, USA, 2-1, 149.6, 5'6", 6-21-95, Will Lavine, 620-330-3911, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Sergio Garcia by TKO from strikes at 2:58 of round 1.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown.
Thomas Hernandez has been issued a 30 day Medical Suspension until June 5th, 2018. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Ismael Salas (Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA, 0-1, 125.2, 5'5", 11-14-92, Victor Romero, 479-640-2879, - (5-5-18)
VS Paul Berry (Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA, 2-1, 125.2, 5'6", 7-10-96, Craig Blocklock, 918-630-3737, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Paul Berry by Tapout due to Jaw Crank at 2:23 of round 2.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Aaron Roberson. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Demarkus Griffin (Rockford, Illinois, USA, 1-0, 184.6, 6'0", 9-21-94, Aurdio Delarosa, - (5-5-18)
VS Jarren Reinhart (Joplin, Missouri, USA, 1-2, 181.4, 5'9", 7-31-93, Dj Randell, 417-793-7331, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Demarkus Griffin by TKO from Strikes at 1:51 of round 1.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown.
Jerren Reinhart has been issued a 30 day Medical Suspension until June 5th, 2018. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Terril Andrews (Independence, Kansas, USA, 0-1, 185.2, 5'10", 10-17-95, Will Leviene, 620-330-3911, - (5-5-18)
VS Aaron Borah (Texarkana, Arkansas, USA, 1-0, 185.6, 6'0", 4-1-90, Craig Cambell, 870-648-0428, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Aaron Borah by Tapout to a Rear Naked Choke at :42 seconds of round 3.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Aaron Roberson. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Zachary Jones (Stark City, Missouri, USA 6-2, 167.2, 5'8", 9-26-89, Jeff Jody, 417-392-0551, - (5-5-18)
VS Chet Mellington (Fort Riley, Kansas, USA, 6-5, 170.2, 5'8", 6-6-91, Will Levine, 620-330-3911, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Chet Mellington by unanimous decision, 29-28, 29-28, 29-28.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Jacob Hannaford (Texarkana, Arkansas, USA, 2-1, 170, 6'1", 5-25-91, Craig Campbell, 870-648-0428, - (5-5-18)
VS Cory Heinz (Carthage, Missouri, USA, 11-9, 168.6, 5'10", 3-07-91, D.J. Randell, 417-793-7331, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Cory Heinz by Tapout to a Rear Naked Choke at :50 seconds of round 1.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Aaron Roberson. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Calonese Tobert (Cassville, Missouri, USA, 4-3, 169.8, 6'3", 4-7-77, JD Hunter, 417-342-3286, - (5-5-18)
VS Derek Alexander (Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA, 2-1, 172, 5'9", 6-24-91, Craig Blacklock, 865-235-6812, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Calonese Tolbert by TKO to strikes at 1:48 of round 2.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown
Derek Alexander has been issued a 30 day Medical Suspension until June 5th, 2018. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Nathan Connelly (Independence, Kansas, USA, 0-1, 228.8, 6'5", 7-14-80, William Lavane, 620-330-3911, - (5-5-18)
VS Dillion Flora (Pittsburg, Kansas, USA, 1-0, 244.0, 6'1", 7-11-98, Self, 620-687-7881, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Dillion Flora by Tapout to Rear Naked Choke at :50 seconds of round 1.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Trevor Harvey (Springdale, Arkansas, USA, 2-2, 133.8, 5'7", 6-8-96, Mike Wright, 479-466-3700, - (5-5-18)
VS Jed Byers - { Jedeiah Byers / Jeddiah Byers } - (Carthage Missouri, USA, 1-1, 122.6, 5'6", 12-3-99, TJ Britton, 417-621-1000, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Trevor Harvey by KO at :48 seconds of round 3.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown
Byers has been issued a 45 day Medical Suspension until June 20th, 2018. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Tyron Trought (Hutchison, Kansas, USA, 3-3, 122.6, 5'3", 9-8-96, Self 316-833-7659, - (5-5-18)
VS Hector Friely (Carthage Missouri, USA, 4-3, 127, 5'8", 9-2-96, Self 417-359-6359, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Hector Friely by Tapout to Guillotine at :18 seconds of round 1.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Marshal Kemp (Mountain Grove, Missouri, USA, 4-0, 145.8, 5'9", 5-21-98, Michael Morgan, 417-259-3717, - (5-5-18)
VS Hunter Edwards (Ozark, Missouri, USA, 2-3, 147.2, 5'11", 9-20-91, Nathan Standburski, 417-343-8889, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Marshal Kemp by TKO to strikes at 1:25 of round 1.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown
Hunter Edwards has been issued a 30 day Medical Suspension until June 5th, 2018. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Luis Fuller (Rockford, Illinois, USA, 0-0, 156, 5'8", 1-4-96, Self, - (5-5-18 )
VS Theran Crouch (Web City, Missouri, USA, 1-0, 153.5, 5'9", 5-1-96, DJ Randal, 417-793-7331, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Majority draw, 28-28, 28-28, 27-29.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Rusty Merrill (Joplin, Missouri, USA, 2-1, 154.2, 5'9", 6-3-91, Sean Clifford, 918-314-2434, - (5-5-18)
VS John Long (Springfield, Missouri, USA, 3-0, 155, 6'1", 6-8-93, Nathan Standburski, 417-682-1335, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: John Long by unanimous decision, 29-28, 29-28, 29-28.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Rachel Kimbrough (Joplin Missouri, USA, 1-3, 135, 5'6", 10-16-87, Self, 913-530-5443, - (5-5-18)
VS Josee Storts (Springfield Missouri, USA, 1-0, 130.8, 5'4", 5-22-98, Nathan Stromkroski, 417-343-8889, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Josee Storts by TKO to strikes at 1:48 of round 1.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown
Rachel Kimbrough has been issued a 30 day Medical Suspension until June 5th, 2018. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Jacob Hutchison (Joplin, Missouri, USA, 4-2, 143.6, 5'5", 11-26-84, Kerry Henson, 620-433-0482, - (5-5-18)
VS Coltton Hamm (Fort Smith, Arkansas, USA, 144.8, 5'10", 9-18-93, Chance Farley, 479-650-9523, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Collton Hamm by Tapout to Armbar at 1:47 of round 1.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Kyle Guenther (Carthage, Missouri, USA, 6-6, 160, 5'10", 3-5-93, DJ Randall, 417-793-7331, - (5-5-18)
VS Brandon Santana (Lawrence, Kansas, USA, 152.6, 5'9", 3-19-86, Zack Bucia, 913-314-0637, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Brandon Santana by TKO at 1:56 of round 2.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown
Kyle Guenther has been issued a 30 day Medical Suspension until June 5th, 2018. - ISCF
AMATEUR MMA
Calonese Tolbert (Cassville, Missouri, USA, 5-3, 169.8, 6'3", 4-7-77, JD Hunter, 417-342-3286, - (5-5-18)
VS Corey Heinz (Carthage, Missouri, USA, 168.6, 5'10", 3-7-91, DJ Randell, 417-793-7331, - (5-5-18)
WINNER: Calonese Tolbert by Tapout to injury at 1:00 of round 2.
REFEREE: Zach Teiberis
JUDGES: Garrett Hart, Luke Robinson, and Jordon Brown.
THURSDAY, April 5th, 2018, AT 5:10 PM/ PST
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Results From Adrenalin's
"Adrenalin Fight Night"
March 24th, 2018 - Manor Park Swansea, Wales
- WHO: Adrenalin
- WHERE: Manor Park Swansea, Wales
- WHAT: IKF Kickboxing & ISCF MMA
- IKF/ISCF Event Representative: Clara Norman
- IKF/ISCF Officials: Sean Toomey, John Cooper, Steven Cooper, Jamie Hawkhead
- PROMOTER: Mr. James Wallis At +44 7837 630084.
- IKF
Amateur Unified Rules Welsh Featherweight Title
Dalton John (Swansea, Wales, 48-9-2, 57.5kg, 5'10", 11-17-99, Mark Watkins, 00447565538522)
VS Kalem John (Llanelli, Wales, 14-1, 57.5kg, 5'8", 6-15-98, James Wallis, 00447983618087)
WINNER: Kalem John by split decision 48-47, 47-48, 49-48.
- Sweden VS Wales MMA Cup
- ISCF
Amateur MMA: Lightweight
Tobias Harila (Gothenburg, Sweden, 23-7, 70.5kg, 5'10", 1-13-94, Jorgen Hamberg, 0044720363857)
VS Scott Pederson (Cardiff, Wales, 21-5, 69.9kg, 5'10", 11-30-96, Chris Rees, 00447427613301)
WINNER: Scott Pederson by split decision, 29-28, 30-27, 28-29. - ISCF
Amateur MMA: Light Heavyweight
Alexander Lingren Karlstad (Sweden, 5-2, 84.7kg, 6'2", 10-5-94, Jorgen Hamberg, 0044720363857)
VS Shane Price (Swansea, England, 5-1, 85.9kg, 5'11", 6-5-87, Chris Rees, 00447427613301)
WINNER: Shane Price by arm bar submission at 1:55 of round 1. - ISCF
Amateur MMA: Featherweight
Renato Vidovic (Gothenburg, Sweden, 23-11, 61.8kg, 5'9", 10-7-90, Jorgen Hamberg, 0044720363857)
VS Ben Miles (Swansea, England, 9-5, 61.5kg, 5'9", 12-4-95, Chris Rees, 00447427613301)
WINNER: Renato Vidovic by TKO at 2:47 of round 1.
Ben Miles receives a 30 day ISCF medical suspension until 23rd April 2018. - ISCF
Amateur MMA: Middleweight
Robin Roos (Vasteras, Sweden, 12-2, 79.5kg, 5'11", 10-16-94 Jorgen Hamberg, 0044720363857)
VS Will Davies (Part Talbot, Wales, 13-7, 79.8kg, 6'1", 6-30-89, Chris Rees, 00447427613301)
WINNER: Robin Roos by split decision, 29-28, 29-28, 28-29. - ISCF
Amateur MMA: Bantamweight
Jonny Touma (Vallentine, Sweden, 10-3, 60.9kg, 5'8", 6-22-94 Jorgen Hamberg, 0044720363857)
VS Morgan Monk (St Porth, Wales, 2-2-1, 60.5kg, 5'10", 12-28-95, Brad Evans, 00447940416555)
WINNER: Jonny Touma by RNC submission at 2:39 of round 1.
- ISCF
Amateur MMA: Lightweight
- Undercard
- ISCF
Amateur MMA: Welterweight
Liam Nash (Bridgwater, England, 1-3-1, 71.9kg, 5'9", 7-21-86, Arthur Meek, 00447825710939)
VS Lloyd Ayris (Pembroke Dock, Wales, 0-1, 70.5kg, 5'8", 12-3-88, Chris Rees, 00447427613301)
WINNER: Liam Nash by unanimous decision, 29-27, 30-26, 29-27. - IKF Pro
Unified Rules: Bantamweight
Tyree Stevens (Leicester, England, 1-0, 53.1kg, 5'5", 3-3-98, Mark Barlow, 00447876543351)
VS Kristian Hynes (Neath, Wales, Pro: 0-3, Am: 11-1-1, 53.2kg, 5'4", 9-3-97, James Wallis, 00447983618087)
WINNER: Tyree Stevens by split decision, 30-28, 29-28, 28-29. - IKF
Amateur Unified Rules: Super Lightweight
Owain Davies (Blaenrhondda, Wales, 1-0, 60.3kg, 5'7", 4-28-96, Brad Evans, 00447940416555)
VS Cameron Douglas (Neath, Wales, 0-1, 61.5kg, 5'6", 7-4-97, James Wallis, 00447983618087)
WINNER: Owain Davies by unanimous decision, 29-28, 30-27, 29-28. - IKF
Amateur Unified Rules: Light Heavyweight
Paul Baxter (Bristol, England, 1-0, 80.2kg, 6', 5-27-78, Ryan Edmundson, 00447730585080)
VS Bevan Pughsley (Aberdare, Wales, 1-3, 77.6kg, 5'10", 10-25-83, Owen Williams, 00447989323055)
WINNER: Paul Baxter by unanimous decision, 30-27, 30-27, 30-28. - IKF
Amateur Unified Rules: Bantamweight
Cei Evans (Rhondda, Wales, 0-2, 55.2kg, 5'2", 6-18-01, Brad Evans, 00447940416555)
VS Kori Lewis (Swansea, Wales, 2-0, 53.7kg, 5'5", 1-7-02, Chris Rees, 00447427613301)
WINNER: Kori Lewis by unanimous decision, 29-28, 30-27, 30-27.
- ISCF
Amateur MMA: Welterweight
