SUNDAY,
AUGUST 24th, 2003, AT 3:30 PM,
PT
Atlanta's
Friday Night Fights IV
Thorpe Takes
East Coast Amateur U.S. Super Heavyweight Title
In A WALK Over
Waite Who?

Atlanta, Georgia, USA:
David Oblas' (Left) and his
Undisputed
Productions' hosted No Holds Barred & Professional Boxing on
the same card for the first time ever in Georgia. This was
Oblas' 7th event in 14 months, this time held at the Tabernacle in
Atlanta, Georgia and was an overall success. More than 200 people hoping to
purchase tickets were turned away at the box office by 2 words - SOLD OUT!
Those who did attend were treated to a first time ever in Georgia event as 5
ISCF No Holds Barred and 5 Professional
boxing bouts were combined in one night. Choosing to alternate between Pro
Boxing and No Holds Barred contests,
Undisputed
Productions' strategy kept the audience intrigued and proved to
be a good formula. All of the ISCF No
Holds Barred fights ended in the first round once a fighter mounted his
opponent. None of the fighters seemed poised enough to reverse difficult
defensive positions from their backs. However, the crowd embraced the intense
yet short bouts filled with lots of blood and bare-knuckles. Here are the nights
ISCF MMA results below:
- Rafael Assuncao (Alliance Martial Arts Center/Team Jacare')
defeated Joe Laughlin (Anderson, SC) Strikes from mount 2:32
of Round 1.
- Diego Saraiva (LA Boxing) defeated Mike Collier (Anderson,
SC) Referee stoppage at 2:18 of Round 1.
- East Coast Amateur US Super Heavyweight Title: James Thorpe (LA
Boxing) defeated William Waite (VMAS) TKO :14 seconds of
Round 1.
- Those who informed the ISCF of Waite's
experience level and fight record must have been fooled by someone. After
watching this fight we don't know where Waite got his 3-1 record from
because he had no clue of the MMA Fight Game. All those involved with
matchmaking and the ISCF had to go on was
what they were told from those representing Waite. Although they were
amateurs, it is the recommendation of the ISCF
that Waite should never be allowed to fight again, or at least until he receives some proper training from a
qualified coach.
- Tim Stout (Casey Oxendine) defeated Robert Smith (Independent
Fight Club) Referee Stoppage at 11 seconds of Round 1. Simply put, Smith
came in hard and got caught.
- Marcus Davis (Team Miletich/Cha Shin Do) defeated Shaun
Gay (VMAC) Referee Stoppage at 2:09 of Round 1. Gay did
indeed come to fight, but Davis was too much for him.
ISCF News was not sent
in any of the Boxing results. For those we suggest you go to
www.undisputedproductions.com
For more information please call (770) 444-3953, Fax: 770-444-0643 or by
e-mail at dave@undisputedproductions.com
FRIDAY,
AUGUST 8th, 2003, AT 8:30 PM,
PT
MOSES SCORES
AGAIN
With Another Titanic Card and Crowd

Atlanta, Georgia, USA:
Southern Fight Fans thinking that they could beat the heat, this past Saturday,
at the Dekalb Atlanta Centre, were sorely mistaken. The reason: IKF/ISCF promoter and World Team member, Brett Moses
yet again unleashing a firestorm of red hot action.
A shoulder to shoulder sellout crowd was present in Atlanta for
the 14 action-packed bouts. No one looking for an exciting night of great match
ups (or signature drop-dead gorgeous ring girls) was disappointed. Here
are the nights results below.
- Bout 1:
IKF
Super Middleweight Full Contact Kickboxing
Mike Littrel (LA
Boxing) Vs Corey Lewis (Hunter Fight Camp)
- Round 1: Littrel frustrated the straight forward attack of Lewis
by scoring long range, looping punches that seemed to throw off the shorter,
wider and powerfully built Lewis.
- Round 2: Each fighter scored repeatedly during this round, backing
each other into the ropes.
- Round 3: This round quickly developed into a "real Pier
Sixes," as the fighters threw technique out the window and exchanged
telling blows in pursuit of the win. Winner:
Littrel by unanimous decision.
- Bout 2: Light Heavyweight
ISCF MMA
Dustin Lowry (LA
Boxing) Vs Damien Stealy (Team Jacare')
- Round 1: After Stealy scored with punches. Lowry
missed with a kick and Stelly took him to the ground. Stealy dominated
from the top position for the rest of the round.
- Round 2: A clinic on Ne-waza was put on by both athletes in this
round as positions, control and submission attempts were swapped. An impressive
display.
- Round 3: While standing, Lowry had the advantage, but on
the ground, it was all Stealy as Damien was able to clinch,
secure superior position and score with punches. Give credit to Lowry
who was able to defend submission attempt after submission attempt from the
accomplished grappler. A great fight on any level, even more so considering that
neither had fought before. Winner Stelly by
unanimous Decision.
- Bout 3: Middleweight
ISCF MMA
Ryan Ellison (Team
Jacare') Vs Sean Jolicoeur
- Jolicoeur landed a good right hand but was then taken down and
submitted by Jacare's top Atlanta grappler.
Winner: ELLISON by submission
- Bout 4: Light Heavyweight
ISCF MMA Exhibition
Andy Foster
(United/La Boxing) Vs Sylvester "Ses" Stevenson
(Team Ring Skilz)
- Textbook win by Foster.
Winner: Foster by armbar Round 1.
- Bout 5: Super Heavyweight
ISCF MMA Grudge Match
Kelly
Williams (Contact Jiu Jitsu) Vs Ben Morrell (Suua Khai)
- Round 1: This looked more like a backyard whipping than a grudge
match. Williams appeared tentative and out of shape. The powerful and
muscled Morrell dropped Williams with a right hand that looked
like an atomic meat hook. Referee Cam McHargue wisely stepped in to stop
the fight. Winner Morrell by KO Round 1.
- Bout 6: Heavyweight
ISCF MMA
Ed Guinnard (S.
Florida Boxing) Vs Kevin Brooks (Suua Khai)
- Round 1: After being taken down and on his back, Brooks
erupted to his feet, and thundered with punches to a downed Guinard
which ended the match. Winner: Brooks by TKO
Round 1.
- Bout 7: Super Heavyweight
ISCF MMA
Chris Herring (Gorillanation)
Vs Ron Humphries (Suua Khai)
- The explosive undefeated Humphrey stayed true to form, unloading a
barrage of strikes that didn't stop until Referee Cam McHargue stepped
in. Winner: Humphrey by TKO.
- Bout 8: IKF Pro Woman's Super Lightweight Full Contact
Kickboxing
Deborah Nichols (United Karate) Vs
Ryanne Dee (Detroit, Michigan)
- Round 1: Both fighters threw right hand bombs at a tempo that
caused one to wonder how they would maintain the pace in 5 rounds.
- Round 2: After scoring with a front kick that put Nichols
in the ropes, Dee dominated the round scoring with numerous unanswered
shots.
- Round 3: Nichols tried to score hard early, but missed her kicks
as Dee kept up the pressure.
- Round 4: Dee's front kick continued to produce, scoring a knock
down early in the round. Nichols appeared tired, while Dee
looked fresh.
- Round 5: The "ooh's" were heard from the crowd
when Dee round kicked Nichols in the head. She continued
pressing and scoring.
Winner: Dee by Unanimous decision.
- Bout 9: Welterweight
ISCF MMA
Jeff Bedard (USA
Wresting) Vs William Mcglothlin
- Round 1: Bedard used his renowned takedown skills and leverage to
get McGlothlin off his feet, keep him there and maintain top position on
the ground.
- Round 2: After another textbook takedown, Bedard fired
punches from the top prompting the ref stoppage. As a side note, Bedard
wound up breaking both of his hands.
Winner: Bedard by TKO Round 2.
MAIN EVENT BOUTS
- Bout 10 Light Middleweight
ISCF MMA
Melvin 'The Young
Assassin' Guillard Vs Justin Wieman
- Round 1: Wieman scored with several crowd pleasing slams. Somehow,
Guillard kept escaping, despite Wieman's positioning. The round
ended with Guillard landing a series of brutal punches from Wieman's
guard.
- Round 2: Although Wieman took control early with yet
another textbook takedown, along with numerous submission attempts, Guillard
somehow continued to escape, got into punching position forced the tapout. Winner: Guillard - Submission Strikes (Guillard also
broke one hand).
- Bout 11: Light Heavyweight
ISCF MMA
Rory Singer (Hardcore
Gym) Vs James Wakefield (Golden Dragon Martial Arts)
- Round 1: Singer refused to touch gloves, landed a strike, and
quickly took Wakefield down. As Wakefield attempted to escape,
Singer scored a textbook armbar on the obviously outclassed Wakefield,
for the fastest win of the night. Winner: Singer - Armbar Round 1.
- Bout 12: Light Middleweight
ISCF MMA
Tony Tucci (LA
Boxing) Vs Marcus "The Wrecking Ball" Hicks (Team
Jacare')
- Round 1: This was a true see-saw battle with Tucci gaining
side-mount and Hicks eventually reversing. When fighters returned to
their feet, Hicks striking power forced this bout to be a conclusion.
Tucci did appear to injure his shoulder while defending a shoulder lock
attempt by Hicks. Winner: Hicks -
Corner Stoppage
- What could have been a disaster was quickly defused as
Promoter Moses, Eddie Camden, Dr. John Keating, Kru Kevin Jakobs and the
Fight Party security team quickly broke up a heated argument between Team Jacare
and LA Boxing.
- Bout 13: Light Middleweight
ISCF MMA
Shaun Gay (VMAC)
Vs Jeff Joslin (Team Jacare')
- Round 1: Questionable strategy by Gay, known for his
striking, who instead came out and immediately attempted to take the BJJ Brown
Belt, Joslin down. Joslin got the better of it, took the mount
position, and began raining down strikes. Winner:
Joslin - strikes.
- Bout 14:
IKF
Pro Heavyweight Full Contact Kickboxing
Mark Selbee (Right
- LA Boxing) Vs Horace "The Real Deal" Craft (Box
Off Gym)
- Round 1: Selbee scored a knockdown with a smooth front kick and
fancy TKD show boating that pleased the partisan crowd.
- Round 2: Joe Lewis would have been proud of Selbee's
effective use of the lead leg side kick in this round.
- Round 3: Throwing kicks like a lightweight, Selbee fought
through a cut from an accidental head butt, even utilizing a hook kick in one of
his combinations.
- Round 4: Selbee scores another knock down, this time with a side
kick. The side kick proved a solid weapon for him, as he landed with it
repeatedly.
- Round 5: Refusing to sit on his lead, Selbee put in a
hardworking round, aggressively throwing combinations of punches and kicks. Craft
landed some solid shots but just couldn't seem to get off any consistent
combinations. Winner: Selbee - Unanimous
Decision
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For more info please contact Mr. Brett Moses at (404)
315-7235 or
not_tank@hotmail.com
or
brett@thefightparty.com.
or go to the Fight Party Web Page at
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TUESDAY,
July 29th, 2003, AT 10:30 PM,
PT
Brett Moses And
THE FIGHT PARTY RETURNS WITH

This Saturday night, August 2nd, 2003,
THE FIGHT
PARTY RETURNS! LIVE at The Dekalb Atlanta Centre, Atlanta,
Georgia, USA, Brett Moses and
Fight Party
Productions, Georgia's premier Martial Arts Fight promotion,
return with a blockbuster card featuring eleven
ISCF Sanctioned Mixed Martial Arts and
three IKF
sanctioned Full Contact Kickboxing bouts.
Camps represented include Perennial Force, LA Boxing, Suua
Khai, The Hardcore Gym, South Florida Boxing, Ancona's Gym, USA Wresting, Team
Ring Skilz, GorillaNation, VMAC, and the highly anticipated return of Alliance/Team
Jacare' to Georgia MMA action. Highly-regarded Rory Singer, of the
Hardcore Gym, returns home to Georgia to face Louisiana's James "The
Golden Dragon" Wakefield. Melvin "The Young Assasin"
Guillard, of New Orleans, will return to face a tough test in Hook N' Shoot
veteran, Justin Wieman. Big Ron Humphries takes on the GorillaNation's
Chris Herring in Super Heavyweight MMA action.
Hometown favorite, IKF Pro US Heavyweight Full Contact Champion,
Mark Selbee (LA Boxing), will look to extend his unbeaten streak
against "Crafty" veteran, Horace "THE REAL DEAL"
Craft, (Right) of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
IKF
Pro World Kickboxing Champion and legend, Rick Roufus will be on hand to corner for Craft.
Here is the nights full line-up below:
- Bout 1: IKF Super Middleweight Full Contact Kickboxing
Mike
Littrel (LA Boxing) Vs. Corey Lewis
- Bout 2: Light Heavyweight
ISCF MMA
Dustin Lowry (LA
Boxing) Vs. Damien Stealy (Team Jacare')
- Bout 3: Middleweight
ISCF MMA
Ryan Ellison (Team
Jacare') Vs. Sean Jolicoeur
- Bout 4: Light Heavyweight
ISCF MMA Exhibition
Andy Foster
(United/La Boxing) Vs.
Sylvester "Ses" Stevenson (Team Ring Skilz)
- Bout 5: Super Heavyweight ISCF
MMA Grudge Match
Kelly Williams (Contact Jiu Jitsu) Vs.
Ben Morrell (Suua Khai)
- Bout 6: Heavyweight
ISCF MMA
Ed Guinnard (S.
Florida Boxing) Vs. Kevin Brooks (Suua Khai)
- Bout 7: Super Heavyweight
ISCF MMA
Chris Herring (Gorillanation) Vs.
Ron Humphries (Suua Khai)
- Bout 8: IKF Pro Woman's Super Lightweight Full Contact
Kickboxing
Deborah Nichols (United Karate) Vs.Ryanne
Dee (Detroit, Michigan)
- Bout 9: Welterweight
ISCF MMA
Jeff Bedard (USA
Wresting) Vs. William Mcglothlin
- MAIN EVENTS
- Bout 10 Light Middleweight
ISCF MMA
Melvin 'The Young
Assassin' Guillard Vs. Justin Wieman
- Bout 11: Light Heavyweight
ISCF MMA
Rory Singer (Hardcore
Gym) Vs. James Wakefield (Golden Dragon Martial Arts)
- Bout 12: Light Middleweight
ISCF MMA
Tony Tucci (LA
Boxing) Vs. Marcus "The Wrecking Ball" Hicks (Team
Jacare')
- Bout 13: Light Middleweight
ISCF MMA
Shaun Gay (VMAC) Vs.
Jeff Joslin (Team Jacare')
- Bout 14:
IKF
Pro Heavyweight Full Contact Kickboxing
Mark Selbee (Right
- LA Boxing) Vs. Horace "The Real Deal" Craft (Box
Off Gym)
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Tickets are $75.00, $55.00 & $35.00 and can be purchased
at: Alliance, Tiger Academy, Suua Khai, all LA Boxing clubs or through the
FIGHT PARTY
Hotline (404) 315-7235. For more info please contact Mr. Brett Moses at
(404) 315-7235 or
not_tank@hotmail.com or
brett@thefightparty.com. or go to
the Fight Party Web Page at
www.TheFightParty.com |
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FRIDAY,
July 3rd, 2003, AT 7:30 PM,
PT
ISCF
Champion
Shannon "The Cannon" Ritch
Wins
In Russia!
ISCF
Pro Middleweight U.S.
Champion Shannon "The Cannon"
Ritch and Fellow Team mate Mike Buell both from Arizona went to
Russia, Habarovsk and competed in True Vale Tudo (NO) Rules match for
the WAFC, World Absolute Fighting Championships. The event rules allowed
Headbutts and elbows. Ritch fought in a 4-man Tournament to become the
first American to win the WAFC Middleweight Title.
He won his first bout in 45 seconds via Armbar, and in the
finals won via TKO with elbow strikes in under a minute. Buell fought
the National Belarussian wrestling champion for the 1st Intercontinental Super
fight Title. Buell won his bout via heelhook submission under 1 minute.
You can see results on www.sherdog.com.
These fighters took on Russia's top fighters and represented the United States
to become True Champions against International competition. This is the second
4-man Tournament that Ritch has won this year, and his second World
Title. Ritch is one of the most active MMA fighter in the world. His
professional record now stands at 65-44-2 with a total of 111 fights. Here's a
list of what is coming up for him;
- July 12th. Fighting with another top MMA fighter, Travis Fulton,
the two will compete for yet another 4- man Tournament.
- July 19th Ritch will fight in Phoenix Arizona against Drew Ficket
to determine the top Arizona fighter at 170 lbs.
- August 16th, Ritch will be off to Puerto Rico to face UFC Veteran
Fabiano Iha as the Main Event for a Pay Per View Event.
- September 6th, Ritch is taking his TEAM, "TEAM CANNON" to Japan to compete in a Mixed MMA
/Pro Wrestling event.
- September 21st he is returning to Japan to fight in a Pride Style Rules
fight.
Ritch has been busy also doing Pro -Wrestling Shoot
Style you can see that at www.NJPW.com. Shannon
"The Cannon" Ritch and "Team
Cannon" are making waves in the MMA world. Ritch is the
current ISCF Pro US Champion and truly
wants to defend that Title. He says he will take on all comers. He is 10-3 this
year and has fought in Pride, Kotc, WEF, 2X K-1 and Super Brawl. He has fought
in Burma, London, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Russia, Hawaii and all over the USA
taking on anyone. The only venue he has not fought in is the UFC. Congrats to
Shannon "The Cannon" Ritch and Mike Buell for
there fantastic wins in Russia. We hope to see you defending your ISCF Title SOON! |

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