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EXTREME KICKBOXING
SAT NOVEMBER 1ST
Team Copeland heads to Virginia Beach to the Extreme Kickboxing
Championships. Sanctioned by a Virginia Based organization called the
W.K.K.O. Kevin Corron, Chad Morgan, Brian Rich, and Mike Harris will be
going to battle for Team Copeland. Shannon Hudson will also make the
trip with five others from Team Hurricane. Mike "The Animal" Harris will
square off against Lemont "Bad Boy" Davis. Davis is the WKKO U.S.
Champion with a record of 30-11-4/16. The Animal's record is 5-4-1/1 and
is the JLFS Mid Atlantic Champion. Shannon " The Cannon" Hudson whose
record is 18-8/6 and holds the IKF Southeast Regional Championship ,
KICK Southeast Regional Championship and the KICK North American
Championship will face Kent Eanes a local crowd favorite on Nevember
1st. For more info contact Clark Walters at
hawkfound@aol.com
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RESULTS FROM "FIGHT NIGHT" AT THE
GREENSBORO COLISEUM
FIGHT 1 Kevin
Corron Vs. Tom Casey
Round 1
It was a war from the opening bell for these two BIG guys. In round one
Casey came out landing the more powerful punches and toward the end of
the round referee Dale Frye gave Corron a standing "8" because of the
heavy shots he was taking. Both men were bleeding from the nose at the
end of the first. 10- 8 Casey
round 2
The second round was Corron .Corron was the
more active of the two fighter landing straight lefts and front kicks.
Casey landed the occasional bomb but wasn't active enough to win the
round. 10-9 Corron
round 3
In the third Casey's pace slowed even more
and Corron started to put together some good combinations. 10- 9
Corron
Decision: 28-28 draw
FIGHT 2
Birgit Corron vs. Gretchen Roos
Round 1
Roos came out with some powerful Thai round
kicks. Toward the middle of the round Birgit got past the kicks and
started to land some good hand combos. At the end of the round Referee
Dale Frye gave Gretchen a standing "8". 10-8
Corron
round 2
Birgit started where she left off
landing hand combos with some kicks mixed in. Roos started turning her
back to Birgit. Birgit caught her with some powerful combos against the
ropes and Dale Frye stops the bout towards the end of the second.
T.K.O. Win: Birgit Corron
FIGHT 3
Brian Rich vs. Damion Jackson
Round 1
Brian came out in the first landing
some powerful punches and kicks on the taller Jackson. Jackson landed
some good hard kicks. 10-9 Rich
round 2
Jackson came out and put the
pressure on the tiring Rich. Even thought Brian was tired he still
fought back answering with some big right hands. 10-9 Jackson
Between the second and Third round Brian Rich retires on the stool
claiming he couldn't breathe. T.K.O. Win : Jackson
FIGHT 4
K.I.C.K. Southeast Regional Title
"Rockin" Ron Chewning
vs. Mike" The Animal" Harris
Round 1
This fight was an awesome a battle
between two warriors. The first round was close with both fighters
landing clean decisive blows. But Ron did enough to earn the round. 10-9
Chewning
Round 2
Just like in round one this was a
tough fight between two warriors. The speed and the kicking won the
round for Rockin Ron 10-9 Chewning
round 3
The Animal came out and earned his
name and started to put the pressure on Chewning landing clean punches
and out working Ron. 10-9 Harris
Round 4
The final round in this Championship
bout. Mike came out working hard. If he won the round on points he would
earn himself a draw. To win he would have to win by knock out. Mike
pushed it hard in the last round and in my opinion on his way to winning
it. But Ron pulled it out like a champion. with 8 seconds remaining in
the round Ron landed a shot gun right hand to the chin of Harris as he
landed after an front kick. The punch noticeably hurt Mike but he stayed
up like a warrior and finished the fight. The right hand took the round
for Ron.
10-9 Chewning
Final score after the WAR!
39-36 CHEWNING
Chad Morgan was scheduled to fight Jacom Melson form
Durham Kickboxing. After weighing in Melson left without saying a word
to anyone and leaving Chad without and opponent.
Daniel Corron also came in ready for his fifth amateur
fight. His opponent didn't show up at all. But Daniel helped out Team
Hurricane and did an exhibition with a 14 year old team member. Good job
guys!
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FIGHT NIGHT SERIES
THIS SAT OCT 11TH
Don' miss the action this Saturday night at the Greensboro Coliseum
Special Events Center. When the FIGHT NIGHT SERIES has it's third
installment of kickboxing and boxing action. The boxing main event of
the evening features David Telesco vs. Tiwon Taylor and should be and
excellent battle. The kickboxing main event is between "Rockin" Ron
Chewning and Mike" The Animal" Harris. This bout is a rematch for the
K.I.C.K. Southeast Regional Title. Also fighting on the card from TEAM
COPELAND is Daniel Corron 2-2 and his big younger brother Kevin "The
Sasquatch" Corron. First time fighters from TEAM COPELAND are Birgit
Corron , Brian Rich, and Chad Morgan. Kevin Atkinson was scheduled to
fight but suffered an injury at work which prevented him from fighting.
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The 4th Annual Joe Lewis Research
Conference
hosted by: John Maynard and Ian Marshal
It was a great weekend of learning and
exchanging news ideas. This year had more than 80 participants from all
over the U.S.A. and Canada. Instructors were Mr. Mike Lee Karanek
(Hannagah), Mr. Danny Dring (Brazilain Jiu- Jitsu), Dr. Mong Gyu
(Bando/Burmese boxing) Mr. Walt Lysac (Combat Kickboxing) and of course
Mr. Joe Lewis. We left the seminar with a lot of fresh ideas.
At this years awards banquet Randy Ballard was presented with the "2003
Pound for Pound Best Fight Trainer of the Year Award". Randy is the
trainer of Ronnie Copeland, Bill Hall, Dale Frye, Kevin Hudson, and Ryan
Smith. All of whom hold titles or are world ranked contenders.
This year Mr. Lewis added awards to honor the fighters as well. The
first award was the "Pound for Pound Distinguished Fighter Award of the
Year" and " The Gallantry During a Fight Award". The Distinguished
Fighter award went to Ronnie Copeland . The Gallantry Award went to
three recipients. The first was Nelson Lebron of Craig Smith's Karate.
During Nelson's U.S. Title fight, his opponent knocked him down in the
first round of the scheduled 5 rounds. Nelson not only got up but
finished the fight and won the title. The next recipient is Mike Allen.
Mike is 45 years old and decided to go for one last victory. Mike
fought a 25 year old fighter and beat him by knocking him down thre
times in the course of the bout. The Next is Kurt Halsey from Chet
Blaylock's gym . Kurt is a K-1 fighter who in his first K-1 bout fought
6 time World Champion Rick Roufus. He made it through the fight not only
giving a good showing but actually beating Rick in one round.
Congratulations to all who achieved for black belt this year. Special
congratulations to Gallantry award winner Nelson Lebron who earned his
black belt at this years seminar. Also local Freddie Goad who earned his
Ni Dan (2nd Degree black belt). See everybody next year!
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FIGHT NIGHT
SEPTEMBER 25TH, 2003
By Jack Purcell
Heavyweight Donnell “The Real Touch of Sleep” Holmes improved to 8-0 in
his first headlining appearance with a third round stoppage of Clarence
Goins Center Stage at the Plex tonight. Holmes used a chopping right to
cut Goins down to size, dropping him three times in the second round and
twice in the third before ref Bo Bo Brinson called a stop to the action
at 1:37 of the third round.
Middleweight Matthew “Mayhem” Strode (3-0) wasted no time in disposing
of Albert “Shorty Rock” Coles at 1:05 of the opening round. Strode used
a left hook to score the first knockdown then a straight right to finish
the evening early for Coles.
Light Heavyweight Shane “The Hitman” Benfield (5-0) wore down Wesley
Leonard, who called it quits on his stool after two rounds had been
completed.
Heavyweight Ronnie Copeland (8-2) returned to Chucktown and used a right
uppercut to the chin of Antonio Sloan to earn the K.O. at 2:46 of round
one.
Heavyweight Paul “The Italian Hitman” Marinaccio (13-1-1) looked rusty
but did enough to take a 40-36, 40-36, 40-36 decision over Earl Ladson.
Columbia Middleweight Travis Clybourn scored his third consecutive win,
dropping Aldric Bryant with a left hook to the body in the second round
en route to a 39-35, 39-35, 39-36 victory. The hard work in the gym is
starting to pay off for the “Mouth of the South.”
Middleweight “Joltin’ Johnny Butler pitched a shutout against the
difficult James Winchester 40-36, 40-35 and somehow 40-31. Winchester’s
awkward style made Butler work hard to secure the win.
Taking in all the action at this Bobby Mitchell promotion was South
Carolina Lieutenant Governor Andre Bauer, who told the fans he was
pleased with the growth of pro boxing in the state and assured that he
would do everything he could to assist in making it even bigger and
better.
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From left: Promoter Bobby Mitchell, SC Lt.Governor Andre
Bauer, NC Boxing Commission Chairman Jeanette King, SC
Athletic Commission Chairman Robert Williams.
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Donnell Holmes shows Clarence Goins what "The Real Touch of
Sleep" is all about.
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Fight Night At the Greensboro Coliseum
9/6/03
I would like to start off first by sending out
thoughts and prayers to champion Muay Thai. On the way to the fights
they were in a serious car accident with two fighters being injured
badly. It was a great night of kickboxing at the Greensboro Coliseum!
Team Copeland represented itself well. The Corron family including
Birgit ( Mom ) were scheduled to get it on. Kevin Corron the youngest
of the family had his first bout that night against Troy Boyce of
Greensboro. The bell rang for the first round and Boyce came out and
jumped on Kevin. But Kevin stayed poised, weathered the storm and
knocked Troy down at the end of the first winning by T.K.O. Daniel
Corron was scheduled to fight Lum Loen of Lexington NC but Lum was
unable to come and fight. Daniel ended up having a rematch with Jerry
Eagan of Myrtle Beach SC. Daniel came out it the first a little to
confident in the fact that he had beaten Jerry before. By the end of the
first Daniel got his head out of the clouds and realized he had a fight
on his hands. Jerry Eagan was much better prepared and Daniel won by
unanimous decision after three. Birgit Corron came in shape and ready.
Unfortunately her opponent was from Champion Muay Thai, so she had no
fight. Mike"the Animal" Harris had the battle of the night against
Rockin Ron Chewning of the Sportsplex. Both fighters landed hard shots
throughout the fight. Mike just seemed to be a step off. At the end of
three Ron won the decision. The rematch is coming 10/11 and I can't wait
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Team Hurricane had three fighters scheduled on the
card. The first was 11 year old Justin "The Jackhammer" Scoggins. This
was his first fight and he was pumped. His opponent Tyler Price is the
2003 KICK North American Champion with a record of 10 wins with 0
losses, but Justin was ready to rumble. When the bell sounded Justin a
first time fighter swarmed his opponent, landing powerful combinations
and strong kicks. Justin's opponent was surprised. When it was over,
Justin was the winner by unanimous decision. Next up was Tiffany Owen.
This was her second bout . Her game plan was to stay in her opponent's
face. After scoring four knockdowns, Tiffany was declared the winner by
Unanimous decision. Finally, it was near midnight. The Co-main event
was Shannon "The Cannon" against Bruce "The Mountain Lion" Flynn. A
four round title defense for the Cannon. Hudson made his way to the ring
and waited, and waited, and waited. The Cannon's opponent was nowhere to
be found. Someone said they saw him leave the arena about thirty minutes
ago. Hudson wins by forfeit
Another South Carolina notable fighter is Adrian "Lights Out" Turpin
who came to fight Jay bell of Greensboro NC. Adrian stepped into the
ring on a mission and beat the more experienced and heavily favored
fighter. Adrain knocked Jay down several times during the fight and won
by a T.K.O. in the third round. Adrians first knock out in his career.
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The main event was Ronnie "The
Kid" Copeland against Joshua "Hollywood" Hancock out of Georgia. I came
out in the first expecting the shorter Hancock to be like a bull in a
china shop coming hard and my plan was to move on him. He didn't come to
me so I started to go after him. In the middle of the round Hancock
switched south paw on me to try and throw me off. So I switched too.
With about 15 seconds left in the first I hit him with a right leg round
kick followed by a straight left which dropped him. He popped up at the
count of three, the bell rang to end the round. Round two was more of
the same I landed some clean combos and started a body attack. Toward
the end of the round I spun him out and landed a hard shin kick to his
ribs. The bell sounded for the round to end, we both returned to our
corners and the referee Bill Clancy called a medical time out at
Hancock's request. Hancock was having trouble breathing so the doctor
came into the ring to check him out. According to the doctor his
breathing passages were clear. Hancock still couldn't breath so it was a
medical stoppage after the second which goes down in the books as a
technical knock out. I asked him after the fight what had happened and
he said it was the round kick that hurt him.
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THE RESULTS OF ALL OF THE
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BOUT 1 Justin Scoggins
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DEFEATS |
Tyler Price |
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BOUT 2 Daniel Corron
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Jerry Eagan |
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BOUT 3 Tiffany Owen |
DEFEATS |
Gretchen Roos |
| BOUT 4 Kevin
Corron |
DEFEATS |
Troy Boyce |
| BOUT 5 Ron
Chewning |
DEFEATS |
Mike Harris |
| BOUT 6 Adrian
Turpin |
DEFEATS |
Jay Bell |
| BOUT 7 Ronnie
Copeland |
DEFEATS |
Joshua Hancock |
Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson, Wins the
IAKSA World Championships
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CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF THE ATHLETES THAT ATTENDED THE 2003 I.K.F. AMATEUR
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS!!
MORE INFO
click
here
RESULTS FROM THE K.I.C.K.
NORTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Congratulations to all of the fighters in attendance to the first ever K.I.C.K.
International North American Championships. In all 70 fighters attended from all
over the United States, Canada, and Mexico. There were not as many fighters as
were hoped for because of scheduling of other tournaments and the outright lies
and bashing done by other organizations. Despite the number of fighters the
quality and desire of the fighters in attendance was awesome. The tournament was
double elimination which made up for the low turn out. K.I.C.K. President Frank
Babcock said that double elimination is a survivor's tournament. And he was
right!
I was very proud of our team who did excellent. Mike "The Animal" Harris
fought Kevin Garrison in his first fight and won a unanimous decision. Kevin was
a tough game opponent but could not stand up to the BIG right hand of the
animal. In Mike's next fight he fought Peyton Russell. Peyton has been around
the block. He has won 2 IKF National Titles. He is the K.I.C.K. U.S.A. Middle
Weight Champion, The IKF North American Champion and has fought internationally.
Mike came into the fight as the underdog but was game and ready to take him.
Peyton won a unanimous decision over Mike but Mike made a good showing. Mike
caught Peyton with a trade mark right hand in the second and rocked Peyton in
the second. The experience of over 35 fights was just too much. When Mike fought
Peyton it was only Mike's 8th fight. That is what we came to Las Vegas for to
fight the best and learn form it. Unfortunately Mike did not get to fight again
because of a cut he suffered during the fight from a front kick. After the fight
the Dr. gave Mike six stitches in his chin.
Daniel first fight was against Brian Douglas from Canada. Brian was absolutely
huge! He dwarfed Daniel. I have to hand it to Daniel he did what he was supposed
to do and fought hard and did well against the bigger more experienced opponent.
Although Daniel lost the decision it was a double elimination tournament. The
next day Daniel Fought Kevin Garrison in the losers bracket Daniel put on a
kicking display in the fight and looked the best he ever has. Kevin was a
strong puncher though and caught Daniel a couple of times during the fight. I
was very proud of Daniel after the fight he looked 100% better in that fight. I
felt it could go to either fighter. When the decision came down it was for
Garrison. Again that is why we came to get experience and he got a lot of it and
looked impressive. Shannon "The Cannon" Hudson was along with the Team this
trip and looked great getting better every fight. After it was all said and done
he won it all and was the 2003 K.I.C.K. North American Champion. The winners
that I know were Shannon Hudson, Doyle Gaylor, Peyton Russell, Mike Holcomb,
Nelson Lebron, Spencer Tart, and Stephen Thompson. Below is a complete list of
the new K.I.C.K. North American Champions in all age groups and weight
divisions. Congratulations to them all!
1.
RYAN WICHMAN - EUREKA, MO- 60 LB - JUNIOR MALE
2. TYLER J PRICE - PFAFFTOWN, NC - 70 LB - JUNIOR MALE
3. RAUL MARTINEZ - HEREFORD, - TX 75 LB - JUNIOR MALE
4. HERUTYUN MARTEROSYAN - N. HOLLYWOOD CA 80 LB JUNIOR MALE
5. ALEX ALCOZER - PLAINVILLE, TX - 100 LB JUNIOR MALE
6. SARAH ROSS IL - ALGONQUIN, IL -119 LB - JUNIOR FEMALE
7. ANGEL ALCOZER - PLAINVILLE, TX - 154 LB JUNIOR FEMALE
8. LEE ANN RAMEREZ - PLAINVILLE, TX - 154 LB - JR FEMALE
9. JACKIE LACHAPELLE - OAKVILLE ONTARIO CANADA 112 LB ADVANCED JR FEMALE
10. MIKEY HOLCOMB - VIRGINIA BEACH, VA - 80 LB ADVANCED JR MALE
11. RANDALL RAY BELL - ODESSA,TX -90 LB ADVANCED JUNIOR MALE
12. LUIS PESADAS - EDINBURG, TX - 119 LB - ADVANCED JUNIOR MALE
13. KC GIWA -BLOMINGTON, MN - 119 LB - ADVANCED JUNIOR MALE
14. ALBERT GARCIA - SAN ANGELO,TX - 128 LB - ADVANCED JR MALE
15. JOHN NASH - MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO, CANADA 128 LB ADVANCED JR MALE
16. AMIEL ALCOZER - ABERNATHY, TX -100 LB INTERMEDIATE MALE
17. TONIK UTUDZHYAN - GLENDALE CALIFORNIA -106 LB INTERMEDIATE MALE
18. YVETTE RENTERIA - PLAINVIEW, TX -154 LB INTERMEDIATE FEMALE
19. JESUS MARTINEZ TX 143 LB - INTERMEDIATE MALE
20. STEPHAN ZEYTUYAN - PAMARAMA, CALIFORNIA - 168 LB -INTERMEDIATE MALE
21. STEPHAN ZEYTUNYAN -PAMARAMA CALIFORNIA -154 LB MEN'S LOW KICK
22. PJ SCHMIDT, HINKLEY, MN - 143 LB - INTERMEDIATE FEMALE
23. SUZANNE ANDERSON- MINNEAPOLIS, MN- 119 LB WOMEN'S OPEN
24. NELSON LEBRON - VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA - 119 LB -MEN'S OPEN
25. DOYLE GAYLER- KAUFMAN, TX - 143 LB - MEN'S OPEN
26. SHANNON HUDSON - GREER, SC -154 LB - MEN'S OPEN
27. PEYTON RUSSEL, MINNEAPOLIS, MN- 168 LB - MEN'S OPEN
28. STEPHEN THOMPSON - SIMPSONVILLE, SC - 200 LB MEN'S OPEN
29. SPENCER TART - ARCHDALE, NC 201 + LB - MEN'S OPEN
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KICKBOXING BRINGS THE HOUSE
DOWN IN GREENSBORO !!!!
The Kickboxing/Boxing Explosion lived up to its name! Cheryl Nance
Promotions put together and excellent card of amateur kickboxing and boxing with
21 boxing matches and 13 kickboxing matches. More boxers showed up than was
anticipated and actually some boxers were turned away because of the
shear volume of fights. Cheryl Nance hated to do this because she wanted to
give as many fighters as possible the opportunity to compete. With 34 fights on
the card a well run event is crucial. This show ran like clock work. The
fights started on time at 7pm and ran smoothly all the way through. Around 9:30
the boxing matches were through the KICKBOXING began.
When the KICKBOXING started the crowd seemed to come alive. The fights went as
such.
FIGHT 1
KIM CAMPBELL( Greensboro, NC) VS. AMY NELSON (Champion
Muay Thai )
WINNER KIM CAMPBELL 2ND ROUND T.K.O
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FIGHT 2
DANNY BROWNING (Johnny Holbrook ) Vs. RICHARD CHRISTOPHER (Champion
Muay Thai)
WINNER DANNY BROWNING 1st round K.O. |
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FIGHT 3
DANIEL CORRON ( Copeland Kickboxing ) VS. JERRY EAGAN (Champion
Karate Center )
WINNER DANIEL CORRON 3rd T.K.O.
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FIGHT 4
JOHN GANNER (Ray Thompson's) VS. MIKE COLLINS (Johnny Holbrook
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WINNER JOHN GANNER 3RD ROUND T.K.O. |
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FIGHT 5
SPENCER TART (SportsPlex Kickboxing) VS. Thomas Garner (Champion
Muay Thai )
WINNER SPENCER TART DECISION |
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FIGHT 6
KEVIN LEONARD ( Copeland Kickboxing ) VS. MATTHEW BONEY (
Greensboro, NC )
WINNER KEVIN LEONARD DECISION |
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FIGHT 7
MIKE "THE ANIMAL" HARRIS (Copeland Kickboxing) Vs. MATT RITER
(Champion Muay Thai )
WINNER MIKE HARRIS DECISION |
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FIGHT 8
TERRY HICKS (Georgia) VS. N' KEIGH LOCKWOOD(
Champion Muay Thai )
WINNER TERRY HICKS DECISION |
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EXHIBITION
KIT" LIL
DYNAMITE" SMITH (Champion Karate Center) VS. DANIEL CORRON
(Copeland Kickboxing)
At the
last minute Kit's fighter had to pull out and left Kit without an
match. Daniel after already having a fight agreed to do and
exhibition with Kit. Kit looked great! We hope to see Kit in the
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FIGHT 9
K.I.C.K. NORTH CAROLINA STATE LIGHT MIDDLE WEIGHT TITLE
"ROCKIN"
RON CHEWNING ( Sports Plex ) Vs. Lun Loen ( LEXINGTON,
NC )
WINNER
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FIGHT 10
STEPHEN "WONDERBOY" THOMPSON (
UPSTATE KARATE ) VS. JAY
BELL ( Greensboro Boxing Club )
WINNER STEPHEN THOMPSON DECISION |
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FIGHT 11
K.I.C.K. SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL LIGHT MIDDLE WEIGHT TITLE
SHANNON' THE CANNON" HUDSON (Hurricane
Martial arts ) VS. LEMONT "BAD BOY" DAVIS
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It was
an excellent night of kickboxing action! Rumors of a rematch between
Stephen Thompson and Jay Bell were being whispered before these guys
even left the ring. The next event will be back the Greensboro
Coliseum( in the main facility, which holds over 30,000) on
September 6, 2003. Hopefully we can see that REMATCH!
A special
thanks to Ray Thompson, Rick Davis, Johnny Holbrook, Robert Chapman,
The Sports Plex , Tony Geouge and any other camps missed for your
support!
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!!! FINALLY !!!
!!! KICKBOXING RETURNS TO GREENSBORO !!!
On Saturday, June 14th at the Greensboro Coliseum Special Events
Center will be the
KICKBOXING and BOXING EXPLOSION
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The MAIN EVENT of the
evening will be
Shannon
“The Cannon” Hudson Vs. Lemont “Bad Boy” Davis. Shannon( 12-6)
will be defending his K.I.C.K. Southeast Regional Title against
Lemont(30-10). We expect this one to be a barn burner so don’t miss
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In the CO-MAIN EVENT we
have a fight of great local interest. Greensboro’s very own Jay ”The
Snake” Bell will take on
Stephen
“Wonderboy” Thompson. Experience vs. youth! Jay Bell has been
in martial arts many years. He has fought around the world in point
and continuous contact events. In 1987 he went to Germany and fought
on the U.S. W.A.K.O. team with the likes of Troy Dorsey and Jerry
Rhome. Stephen Thompson has won several titles in kickboxing with
his 27-0 record. The question will be can the veteran pull it out
against the young rising star?
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Fighters will be coming from
throughout the southeastern United States . Our very own Mike Harris
, Daniel Corron, Kevin Leonard, Freddie Goad and Kevin Corron will
be mixing it up. World class trainers like Ray Thompson, Rick Davis
will be bringing their teams to get it on.
So don’t miss it! BE
THERE !!!!!!!!!
****Check back after the
event for results!!!
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