Topic:C A K M A Fight Event - H 2 H Shockwave
CAKMA
Posted: 2006-08-13 14:24:22
Posted: 2006-08-13 14:24:22
August 13th, 2006
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
H2H Shockwave – Muay Thai Event
The Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and Muay Thai Association present H2H Shockwave!!!
Team Miles returns home!! CLARK, MILES, CUTBILL, SUTHERLAND, BASTIAN, LEIER….they will all be in action on this international event!!! Following outstanding performances at the IFMA World Muay Thai Championships in Thailand and at the IKF World Classic in the US…Team Miles return to action on their home soil!!!
Athletes from Japan, UK and the US are traveling to Canada to push Calgary’s best Muay Thai athletes to the next level!!!
This event WILL be sold out well in advance!!! Get your tickets early.
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Seven Chiefs Sportsplex
3700 Anderson Road SW CALGARY (Tsuu Tsina Reserve)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00, Fights at 6:00
TICKETS: Student $30 General $35 Ringside $50 VIP $150
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
H2H Shockwave – Muay Thai Event
The Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and Muay Thai Association present H2H Shockwave!!!
Team Miles returns home!! CLARK, MILES, CUTBILL, SUTHERLAND, BASTIAN, LEIER….they will all be in action on this international event!!! Following outstanding performances at the IFMA World Muay Thai Championships in Thailand and at the IKF World Classic in the US…Team Miles return to action on their home soil!!!
Athletes from Japan, UK and the US are traveling to Canada to push Calgary’s best Muay Thai athletes to the next level!!!
This event WILL be sold out well in advance!!! Get your tickets early.
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Seven Chiefs Sportsplex
3700 Anderson Road SW CALGARY (Tsuu Tsina Reserve)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00, Fights at 6:00
TICKETS: Student $30 General $35 Ringside $50 VIP $150
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
CAKMA
Posted: 2006-08-14 11:46:01
Posted: 2006-08-14 11:46:01
ttt
CAKMA
Posted: 2006-08-16 16:11:40
Posted: 2006-08-16 16:11:40
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 16th, 2006
H2H - SHOCKWAVE
It is with great excitement that the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing & MuayThai
Association (CAKMA), the Calgary SUN, and CJAY 92 presents the return of
World Class Muay Thai to Calgary on the 23rd of September, 2006!! This event
promises promises to be a knock out. H2H SHOCKWAVE is the 47th event to be
sanctioned by the Canadian Muay Thai Council - Amateur (designated Canadian
Representative of the International Federation of MuayThai Amateur, World
MuayThai Council and World Kickboxing Association).
Calgary has been anticipating the return of world class, quality Muay Thai
since the last successful, sold out event, H2H Apocalypse rocked the The Space!
H2H SHOCKWAVE will feature Canada's IFMA World Championships silver medalist Misty Sutherland taking on the highly touted American Melanie Kohler-Edwards. Sutherland fights with a purposeful Thai style and will have her hands full with the hard hitting Kohler-Edwards. Kohler-Edwards loves to hit and run creating angles, while Sutherland holds her ground and exchanges. The styles of these athetes will make for an action packed bout with an unpredictable outcome!!
Sutherland and Kohler-Edwards have been eyeing each other for some time!!!This highly anticipated match will finally come to fruition September 23rd at H2H SHOCKWAVE!!
The card will also feature three top ranked Canadian athletes taking on
Muay Thai talent from Japan. Calgary's Scott Clark, Sandra Bastian, and
Phil Leier, take on Japan's Yanagawa, Koyanagi, and Nashiro respectively.
Calgary's Muay Thai athletes are world class and will be challenged by the
world's best when Japan, the UK and USA set down at H2H Shockwave to uphold their international reputation!!
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Seven Chiefs Sportsplex
3700 Anderson Road SW CALGARY (Tsuu Tsina Reserve)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00, Fights at 6:00
TICKETS: Student $30 / General $35 / Ringside $50 / VIP $150
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
This event is being filmed for television and is another huge event for 2006!!Don’t be disappointed, get your tickets early!!
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the
Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
August 16th, 2006
H2H - SHOCKWAVE
It is with great excitement that the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing & MuayThai
Association (CAKMA), the Calgary SUN, and CJAY 92 presents the return of
World Class Muay Thai to Calgary on the 23rd of September, 2006!! This event
promises promises to be a knock out. H2H SHOCKWAVE is the 47th event to be
sanctioned by the Canadian Muay Thai Council - Amateur (designated Canadian
Representative of the International Federation of MuayThai Amateur, World
MuayThai Council and World Kickboxing Association).
Calgary has been anticipating the return of world class, quality Muay Thai
since the last successful, sold out event, H2H Apocalypse rocked the The Space!
H2H SHOCKWAVE will feature Canada's IFMA World Championships silver medalist Misty Sutherland taking on the highly touted American Melanie Kohler-Edwards. Sutherland fights with a purposeful Thai style and will have her hands full with the hard hitting Kohler-Edwards. Kohler-Edwards loves to hit and run creating angles, while Sutherland holds her ground and exchanges. The styles of these athetes will make for an action packed bout with an unpredictable outcome!!
Sutherland and Kohler-Edwards have been eyeing each other for some time!!!This highly anticipated match will finally come to fruition September 23rd at H2H SHOCKWAVE!!
The card will also feature three top ranked Canadian athletes taking on
Muay Thai talent from Japan. Calgary's Scott Clark, Sandra Bastian, and
Phil Leier, take on Japan's Yanagawa, Koyanagi, and Nashiro respectively.
Calgary's Muay Thai athletes are world class and will be challenged by the
world's best when Japan, the UK and USA set down at H2H Shockwave to uphold their international reputation!!
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Seven Chiefs Sportsplex
3700 Anderson Road SW CALGARY (Tsuu Tsina Reserve)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00, Fights at 6:00
TICKETS: Student $30 / General $35 / Ringside $50 / VIP $150
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
This event is being filmed for television and is another huge event for 2006!!Don’t be disappointed, get your tickets early!!
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the
Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
songchai jr
Posted: 2006-08-16 23:16:51
Posted: 2006-08-16 23:16:51
Good luck. If there is anything I can do, please let me know. Sincerely,
Great to see everyone back in action. Thanks CAKMA yet again for looking out for us athletes and bustin your humps.
Very excited to be fighting in Calgary again! Should be some great fights
ttt
Is a full fight line up available? Curious to see who everyone is matched up with.
It's going to be another great event.
This is a line-up from the Mike Miles site today.
SEPTEMBER 23rd, 2006 (Calgary, Alberta) "H2H SHOCKWAVE"
Canada's BEST Battle with Athletes from Japan, the UK, and the USA! A CMTC-A Sanctioned Event!
Full & Modified Muay Thai Rules
Featuring the following bouts:
Full Muay Thai - 5 Rounds of 2 Minutes
SCOTT CLARK (Canada) vs. KUNIYOSHI YANAGAWA (Japan)
JESSE MILES (Canada) vs. IAN COE (UK)
PHIL LEIER (Canada) vs. YUUJI NASHIRO (Japan)
JASON CUTBILL (Canada) vs. ANWAR KASSASA ((UK)
Full Muay Thai - 4 Rounds of 2 Minutes
SANDRA BASTIAN (Canada) vs. JUNKO KOYANAGI (Japan)
MISTY SUTHERLAND (Canada) vs. MELANIE KOHLER-EDWARDS (USA)
Undercard
LINDSAY RAE (Canada) vs. KYLE GIBSON (USA)
CHRIS YALBIR (Canada) vs. JESSE DELANEY (Canada)
ADAM BRONCONNIER (Canada) vs. SHAWN SILVER (Canada)
SEPTEMBER 23rd, 2006 (Calgary, Alberta) "H2H SHOCKWAVE"
Canada's BEST Battle with Athletes from Japan, the UK, and the USA! A CMTC-A Sanctioned Event!
Full & Modified Muay Thai Rules
Featuring the following bouts:
Full Muay Thai - 5 Rounds of 2 Minutes
SCOTT CLARK (Canada) vs. KUNIYOSHI YANAGAWA (Japan)
JESSE MILES (Canada) vs. IAN COE (UK)
PHIL LEIER (Canada) vs. YUUJI NASHIRO (Japan)
JASON CUTBILL (Canada) vs. ANWAR KASSASA ((UK)
Full Muay Thai - 4 Rounds of 2 Minutes
SANDRA BASTIAN (Canada) vs. JUNKO KOYANAGI (Japan)
MISTY SUTHERLAND (Canada) vs. MELANIE KOHLER-EDWARDS (USA)
Undercard
LINDSAY RAE (Canada) vs. KYLE GIBSON (USA)
CHRIS YALBIR (Canada) vs. JESSE DELANEY (Canada)
ADAM BRONCONNIER (Canada) vs. SHAWN SILVER (Canada)
P.S. forgot to mention the card is subject to change due to unforseen injuries or cancellations.
7 bouts are a go for sure.
7 bouts are a go for sure.
good luck to mike miles and the english lads on the show.
Rounding into the four week period...can't wait for yet another sold out show.
Good luck to all the fighters.
CAKMA
Posted: 2006-08-30 09:50:43
Posted: 2006-08-30 09:50:43
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 30th, 2006
H2H SHOCKWAVE
Canada vs. Japan, the UK and the USA in World Class Muay Thai!
Calgary has been anticipating the return of world class, quality Muay Thai since the last successful, sold out event, H2H Apocalypse rocked the The Space! The Calgary Amateur Kickboxing & MuayThai Association (CAKMA), the Calgary SUN, and CJAY 92 presents the return of World Class Muay Thai to Calgary on the 23rd of September, 2006!! This event promises to be a knock out. H2H SHOCKWAVE is the 47th event to be sanctioned by the Canadian Muay Thai Council - Amateur (designated Canadian Representative of the International Federation of MuayThai Amateur, World MuayThai Council and World Kickboxing Association).
The Battle for the Answer - Jesse Miles vs. Ian Coe
Canada's Jesse 'Smiles' Miles steps up to the plate against England's Ian Coe. The two athletes were slated to battle at the 2006 IFMA World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand during the quarter final bout. Unfortunately it never happened... but now it will!
Having fought in the 2006 IFMA World Muay Thai Championships in June of this year, Miles was well on his way to a Gold Medal. During Jesse's progress through the eliminations, he fought a tall, tough, and awkward athlete from Iran. The Iranian athlete was to grab Jesse in an illegal back break and injure Jesse's back. Once the athletes were separated from the foul by the referee, Jesse unleashed one of the most vicious knockout's ever seen. A straight right knocked the Iranian athlete out on his feet and a thundering left hook followed up which laid the Iranian out on the canvas for 15 minutes.
With the win Jesse had earned his right into the quarter finals against the UK's Ian Coe. But severe damage had been shelled out to Jesse's back. Once the adrenaline stopped flowing, Jesse could not stand up straight or rotate his torso. After several days of rest, chiropractic work, and Thai massage, Jesse could not continue and had to pull out of the event after KO'ing all his opponents in the tournament, walking away with only a Bronze Medal.
Wanting to know for himself how he could have faired in the event, Miles is slated to square off with England's Ian Coe as scheduled at the IFMA World Championships. If Miles wins this bout then his final quest for the answer will be a match up against the Gold Medal winner, Shawn Yarborough of the USA. "If I win this bout then I want to match up against Shawn (Yarborough). He is a good fighter but... I want to show him what he would have been up against for the Gold had I not been injured. But first.... Ian!"
Miles has a lot to prove to himself in this match and it promises to be a war not to be forgotten!
The card will also feature three top ranked Canadian athletes taking on Muay Thai talent from Japan. Calgary's Scott Clark, Sandra Bastian, and Phil Leier, take on Japan's Yanagawa, Koyanagi, and Nashiro respectively.
Calgary's Muay Thai athletes are world class and will be challenged by the world's best when Japan, the UK and USA set down at H2H Shockwave to uphold their international reputation!!
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Seven Chiefs Sportsplex
3700 Anderson Road SW CALGARY (Tsuu Tsina Reserve)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00, Fights at 6:00
TICKETS: Student $30 / General $35 / Ringside $50 / VIP $150
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
This event is being filmed for television and is another huge event for 2006!!
Don’t be disappointed, get your tickets early!!
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
August 30th, 2006
H2H SHOCKWAVE
Canada vs. Japan, the UK and the USA in World Class Muay Thai!
Calgary has been anticipating the return of world class, quality Muay Thai since the last successful, sold out event, H2H Apocalypse rocked the The Space! The Calgary Amateur Kickboxing & MuayThai Association (CAKMA), the Calgary SUN, and CJAY 92 presents the return of World Class Muay Thai to Calgary on the 23rd of September, 2006!! This event promises to be a knock out. H2H SHOCKWAVE is the 47th event to be sanctioned by the Canadian Muay Thai Council - Amateur (designated Canadian Representative of the International Federation of MuayThai Amateur, World MuayThai Council and World Kickboxing Association).
The Battle for the Answer - Jesse Miles vs. Ian Coe
Canada's Jesse 'Smiles' Miles steps up to the plate against England's Ian Coe. The two athletes were slated to battle at the 2006 IFMA World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand during the quarter final bout. Unfortunately it never happened... but now it will!
Having fought in the 2006 IFMA World Muay Thai Championships in June of this year, Miles was well on his way to a Gold Medal. During Jesse's progress through the eliminations, he fought a tall, tough, and awkward athlete from Iran. The Iranian athlete was to grab Jesse in an illegal back break and injure Jesse's back. Once the athletes were separated from the foul by the referee, Jesse unleashed one of the most vicious knockout's ever seen. A straight right knocked the Iranian athlete out on his feet and a thundering left hook followed up which laid the Iranian out on the canvas for 15 minutes.
With the win Jesse had earned his right into the quarter finals against the UK's Ian Coe. But severe damage had been shelled out to Jesse's back. Once the adrenaline stopped flowing, Jesse could not stand up straight or rotate his torso. After several days of rest, chiropractic work, and Thai massage, Jesse could not continue and had to pull out of the event after KO'ing all his opponents in the tournament, walking away with only a Bronze Medal.
Wanting to know for himself how he could have faired in the event, Miles is slated to square off with England's Ian Coe as scheduled at the IFMA World Championships. If Miles wins this bout then his final quest for the answer will be a match up against the Gold Medal winner, Shawn Yarborough of the USA. "If I win this bout then I want to match up against Shawn (Yarborough). He is a good fighter but... I want to show him what he would have been up against for the Gold had I not been injured. But first.... Ian!"
Miles has a lot to prove to himself in this match and it promises to be a war not to be forgotten!
The card will also feature three top ranked Canadian athletes taking on Muay Thai talent from Japan. Calgary's Scott Clark, Sandra Bastian, and Phil Leier, take on Japan's Yanagawa, Koyanagi, and Nashiro respectively.
Calgary's Muay Thai athletes are world class and will be challenged by the world's best when Japan, the UK and USA set down at H2H Shockwave to uphold their international reputation!!
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Seven Chiefs Sportsplex
3700 Anderson Road SW CALGARY (Tsuu Tsina Reserve)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00, Fights at 6:00
TICKETS: Student $30 / General $35 / Ringside $50 / VIP $150
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
This event is being filmed for television and is another huge event for 2006!!
Don’t be disappointed, get your tickets early!!
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
Sandra Bastian
Posted: 2006-08-30 16:48:36
Posted: 2006-08-30 16:48:36
Looking forward to once again watching Jesse fight!! He is amazing to see. He was well on his way to winning gold in Thailand.Not everyone can say three fights,three knock-outs,so it was crappy to have to watch Jesse pull out due to injury.I predict Jesse to win but i am biased!! Best of luck to all.
Sandra looking forward to see you fight as well!
Sandra Bastian
Posted: 2006-09-02 09:39:18
Posted: 2006-09-02 09:39:18
Thanks Brad.Are you making the trip up to watch?
Sandra I am with you on the knockout by Jesse. If he enters the ring the same way he did in Thailand...unstoppable!
dan
Posted: 2006-09-04 02:29:54
Posted: 2006-09-04 02:29:54
Good luck to all.
If anyone has a good pic of Sandra Bastian and her opponent,
please e-mail it to womenkickboxing @ yahoo.com
sorry it took so long to get his fight posted on our site...
it sounds like another great evening in Calgary for the fans....
If anyone has a good pic of Sandra Bastian and her opponent,
please e-mail it to womenkickboxing @ yahoo.com
sorry it took so long to get his fight posted on our site...
it sounds like another great evening in Calgary for the fans....
Bump!
the card is subject to change due to unforseen injuries or cancellations.
7 bouts are a go for sure.
SEPTEMBER 23rd, 2006 (Calgary, Alberta) "H2H SHOCKWAVE"
Canada's BEST Battle with Athletes from Japan, the UK, and the USA! A CMTC-A Sanctioned Event!
Full & Modified Muay Thai Rules
Featuring the following bouts:
Full Muay Thai - 5 Rounds of 2 Minutes
SCOTT CLARK (Canada) vs. KUNIYOSHI YANAGAWA (Japan)
JESSE MILES (Canada) vs. IAN COE (UK)
PHIL LEIER (Canada) vs. YUUJI NASHIRO (Japan)
JASON CUTBILL (Canada) vs. ANWAR KASSASA ((UK)
Full Muay Thai - 4 Rounds of 2 Minutes
SANDRA BASTIAN (Canada) vs. JUNKO KOYANAGI (Japan)
MISTY SUTHERLAND (Canada) vs. MELANIE KOHLER-EDWARDS (USA)
Undercard
LINDSAY RAE (Canada) vs. KYLE GIBSON (USA)
CHRIS YALBIR (Canada) vs. JESSE DELANEY (Canada)
ADAM BRONCONNIER (Canada) vs. SHAWN SILVER (Canada)
Can't wait to see these experienced fighters do battle again. Jesse, Phil, Jason, Sandra and Misty.
Nice to see some new fighters as well, I think there will be some people suprised with these guys skills.
the aforementioned are looking good especially Phil after his lay-off.
Thats talent dude,..train hard.
CAKMA
Posted: 2006-09-07 10:03:47
Posted: 2006-09-07 10:03:47
For Immediate Release
Sept 7th, 2006
The Calgary Amateur Kickboxing & MuayThai Association (CAKMA)
Presents H2H SHOCKWAVE INTERNATIONAL MUAY THAI EVENT
Calgary, AB, Canada - September 23rd, 2006
Canada Battle's Against japanesean's Best!
Tickets are selling Fast! This will be another sell-out!
Featured on the Card:
HOMECOMING!
Canada's Sandra 'Heart' Bastian takes on japanesean's Highly Touted Athlete Junko Koyanagi!
Fresh off of winning the Gold Medal in the 2006 IFMA Amateur World Muay Thai Championships in Bangkok, Thailand, Sandra 'Heart' Bastian comes home and fights in front of her hometown audience. Sandra is trained by 3 Time World Champion and Canadian Muay Thai Legend Mike Miles. Stepping into the ring in front of her will be japanesean's highly touted Junko Koyanagi (right). Junko has won the Gold Medal in the 2006 All Asia Ama Kickboxing Championship. She has also won the Silver Medal in the 2005 WMF World Muay Thai Championships. Junko is trained by Shinichi Ihara (japaneseanese Kickboxing & Muay Thai Legend)
Junko predicts that the Canadian girl will be "not be able to take her pressure". Bastian, a true warrior at heart responds with: "I am glad to be back fighting at home. Junko is in for her toughest match yet! "I will win this fight."
EXPECT A WAR BETWEEN 2 OF THE BEST IN THE WORLD!
SANDRA BASTIAN
16 wins, 8 losses, 0 draws
5 foot 8 inches
36 years old
JUNKO KOYANAGI
9 wins, 7 losses, 2 draws
5 foot 8 inches
32 years old
7 Bouts Guaranteed! This event is being filmed for television for play in 2006.
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Sarcee Seven Chiefs Sportsplex 3700 Anderson Road SW (Tsuu Tsina Nation)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00 / Fights Start at 6:00
TICKETS: Student $30 / General $35 / Ringside $100 / VIP $150
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT:
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
The last four CAKMA events were completely sold out!!! Do not be disappointed, get your tickets early!!
To view the current poster please go to the following link on the internet: www.mikemiles.com/upcomingevents.html
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
Sept 7th, 2006
The Calgary Amateur Kickboxing & MuayThai Association (CAKMA)
Presents H2H SHOCKWAVE INTERNATIONAL MUAY THAI EVENT
Calgary, AB, Canada - September 23rd, 2006
Canada Battle's Against japanesean's Best!
Tickets are selling Fast! This will be another sell-out!
Featured on the Card:
HOMECOMING!
Canada's Sandra 'Heart' Bastian takes on japanesean's Highly Touted Athlete Junko Koyanagi!
Fresh off of winning the Gold Medal in the 2006 IFMA Amateur World Muay Thai Championships in Bangkok, Thailand, Sandra 'Heart' Bastian comes home and fights in front of her hometown audience. Sandra is trained by 3 Time World Champion and Canadian Muay Thai Legend Mike Miles. Stepping into the ring in front of her will be japanesean's highly touted Junko Koyanagi (right). Junko has won the Gold Medal in the 2006 All Asia Ama Kickboxing Championship. She has also won the Silver Medal in the 2005 WMF World Muay Thai Championships. Junko is trained by Shinichi Ihara (japaneseanese Kickboxing & Muay Thai Legend)
Junko predicts that the Canadian girl will be "not be able to take her pressure". Bastian, a true warrior at heart responds with: "I am glad to be back fighting at home. Junko is in for her toughest match yet! "I will win this fight."
EXPECT A WAR BETWEEN 2 OF THE BEST IN THE WORLD!
SANDRA BASTIAN
16 wins, 8 losses, 0 draws
5 foot 8 inches
36 years old
JUNKO KOYANAGI
9 wins, 7 losses, 2 draws
5 foot 8 inches
32 years old
7 Bouts Guaranteed! This event is being filmed for television for play in 2006.
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Sarcee Seven Chiefs Sportsplex 3700 Anderson Road SW (Tsuu Tsina Nation)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00 / Fights Start at 6:00
TICKETS: Student $30 / General $35 / Ringside $100 / VIP $150
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT:
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
The last four CAKMA events were completely sold out!!! Do not be disappointed, get your tickets early!!
To view the current poster please go to the following link on the internet: www.mikemiles.com/upcomingevents.html
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
Two weeks...the count down is on! ttt!
Gonna be some great fights! Tickets are going fast!
This event is going to be awesome, everyone is sure looking strong for their fights. Can't wait!
ttt
Only a week left! Woo! CAKMA is doing a fundraiser tonight. Hopefully we get a good turnout!!!
Less than a week to go. The fights are going to be great. Any thoughts on the new guys fighting...I think Chris Yalbir will do very well.
I think Chris will do well. He has really good skills.
dmx
Posted: 2006-09-17 21:03:20
Posted: 2006-09-17 21:03:20
this sounds absolutly delightful. Isnt this cutbill guy pro, ive seen him fight befor and theres noo way that he is still an amateur. His skills are precise and deadly. I wouldn't mind setting up a match with him im sure we would both learn a few things.
CAKMA
Posted: 2006-09-17 21:42:48
Posted: 2006-09-17 21:42:48
For Immediate Release
Sept 17th, 2006
In 6 Days Calgary will be the battle ground for H2H SHOCKWAVE INTERNATIONAL MUAY THAI EVENT
Calgary, AB, Canada - September 23rd, 2006
Presented byThe Calgary Amateur Kickboxing & MuayThai Association (CAKMA - a registered not for profit society)FeaturingCanada Against Japan, the UK, the USA, and a strong undercard!
Tickets are selling Fast! This will be another sell-out!
Featured on the Card:
UNDERCARD
Novice athletes from Calgary including ADAM BRONCONNIER (0 fights), CHRIS YALBIR (0 fights) & KYLE JOYCE (0 fights) take on SHAWN SILVER (3 wins), JESSE DELANEY (3 losses) & GEORGE HABIB (1 win) respectively.
THE HEART, DESIRE, AND PREPARATION OF THESE NOVICE ATHLETES ALWAYS MAKES FOR
EXCITING BATTLES! COME AND SUPPORT THESE UP AND COMING ATHLETES AS THEY GIVE YOU THEIR BEST!
7 Bouts Guaranteed! This event is being filmed for television for play in 2006.
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Sarcee Seven Chiefs Sportsplex 3700 Anderson Road SW (Tsuu Tsina Nation)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00 / Fights Start at 6:00
TICKETS: Student $30 / General $35 / Ringside $50 / VIP $150
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT:
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
The last four CAKMA events were completely sold out!!! Do not be disappointed, get your tickets early!!
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
Sept 17th, 2006
In 6 Days Calgary will be the battle ground for H2H SHOCKWAVE INTERNATIONAL MUAY THAI EVENT
Calgary, AB, Canada - September 23rd, 2006
Presented byThe Calgary Amateur Kickboxing & MuayThai Association (CAKMA - a registered not for profit society)FeaturingCanada Against Japan, the UK, the USA, and a strong undercard!
Tickets are selling Fast! This will be another sell-out!
Featured on the Card:
UNDERCARD
Novice athletes from Calgary including ADAM BRONCONNIER (0 fights), CHRIS YALBIR (0 fights) & KYLE JOYCE (0 fights) take on SHAWN SILVER (3 wins), JESSE DELANEY (3 losses) & GEORGE HABIB (1 win) respectively.
THE HEART, DESIRE, AND PREPARATION OF THESE NOVICE ATHLETES ALWAYS MAKES FOR
EXCITING BATTLES! COME AND SUPPORT THESE UP AND COMING ATHLETES AS THEY GIVE YOU THEIR BEST!
7 Bouts Guaranteed! This event is being filmed for television for play in 2006.
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Sarcee Seven Chiefs Sportsplex 3700 Anderson Road SW (Tsuu Tsina Nation)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00 / Fights Start at 6:00
TICKETS: Student $30 / General $35 / Ringside $50 / VIP $150
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT:
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
The last four CAKMA events were completely sold out!!! Do not be disappointed, get your tickets early!!
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
Sandra Bastian
Posted: 2006-09-17 21:55:11
Posted: 2006-09-17 21:55:11
Yes Jason is an amatuer.He is a deadly fighter.He trains hard and fights harder.He just keeps getting better and better.It is nice to see someone who works so hard get the reconition he so deserves!! Jason truly is a great fighter and a great guy.Kick ass on Saturday Jason!! I know you will do great!!!
CAKMA
Posted: 2006-09-19 10:01:54
Posted: 2006-09-19 10:01:54
For Immediate Release
Sept 19, 2006
Calgary Plays host to a World Class International Muay Thai event
CAKMA Presents
H2H SHOCKWAVE
So many questions...
The Main Event features Canada against Japan. Jason 'The Surgeon' Cutbill steps up to the plate to square off with Japan's Kuniyoshi Yanagawa. A war this will be as the heavily experienced Yanagawa steps up against the less experienced Canadian. Cutbill usually fights around 165 lbs. and has put on 15 lbs. of muscle for this exciting encounter. 5 rounds of Superlightheavyweight Full Muay Thai. Can Cutbill do it?
Also featured as the Semi Main Events include:
Jesse 'Smiles' Miles squaring off with England's Ian Coe - 5 Rounds Full Muay Thai Action / Will Jesse win and be able to move onto American Shawn Yarborough next?
Sandra "Heart' Bastian against Japan's Junko Koyanagi - 4 Rounds of Full Muay Thai / Will Sandra let this be the fight Junko envisions it will be?
Phil 'No Fear' Leier vs. Japan's Yuji Nashiro / Who will be in better shape?
Misty Sutherland against the USA's Melanie Kohler-Edwards / Who will be chasing who?
Plus:
Adam Bronconnier vs. Prince Albert's Shawn Silver
Chris Fair vs. Lethbridge's Mark DeBoer
Kyle Joyce vs. Calgary's George Habib
Chris Yalbir against Kelowna's Jesse Delaney
Calgary's Muay Thai athletes are world class and will be challenged by the world's best when Japan, the UK and USA set down at H2H Shockwave to uphold their international reputation!!
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Seven Chiefs Sportsplex
3700 Anderson Road SW CALGARY (Tsuu Tsina Nation)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00, Fights at 6:00
For TICKETS Call - 244-8424
TICKETS: Student $30 / General $35 / Ringside $50 / VIP $150
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
This event is being filmed for television and is another huge event for 2006!!
Don’t be disappointed, get your tickets early!!
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
Sept 19, 2006
Calgary Plays host to a World Class International Muay Thai event
CAKMA Presents
H2H SHOCKWAVE
So many questions...
The Main Event features Canada against Japan. Jason 'The Surgeon' Cutbill steps up to the plate to square off with Japan's Kuniyoshi Yanagawa. A war this will be as the heavily experienced Yanagawa steps up against the less experienced Canadian. Cutbill usually fights around 165 lbs. and has put on 15 lbs. of muscle for this exciting encounter. 5 rounds of Superlightheavyweight Full Muay Thai. Can Cutbill do it?
Also featured as the Semi Main Events include:
Jesse 'Smiles' Miles squaring off with England's Ian Coe - 5 Rounds Full Muay Thai Action / Will Jesse win and be able to move onto American Shawn Yarborough next?
Sandra "Heart' Bastian against Japan's Junko Koyanagi - 4 Rounds of Full Muay Thai / Will Sandra let this be the fight Junko envisions it will be?
Phil 'No Fear' Leier vs. Japan's Yuji Nashiro / Who will be in better shape?
Misty Sutherland against the USA's Melanie Kohler-Edwards / Who will be chasing who?
Plus:
Adam Bronconnier vs. Prince Albert's Shawn Silver
Chris Fair vs. Lethbridge's Mark DeBoer
Kyle Joyce vs. Calgary's George Habib
Chris Yalbir against Kelowna's Jesse Delaney
Calgary's Muay Thai athletes are world class and will be challenged by the world's best when Japan, the UK and USA set down at H2H Shockwave to uphold their international reputation!!
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Seven Chiefs Sportsplex
3700 Anderson Road SW CALGARY (Tsuu Tsina Nation)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00, Fights at 6:00
For TICKETS Call - 244-8424
TICKETS: Student $30 / General $35 / Ringside $50 / VIP $150
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
This event is being filmed for television and is another huge event for 2006!!
Don’t be disappointed, get your tickets early!!
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
JC
You show alot of character taking this fight, I can't think of anyone more deserving of this chance. You are a source of pride to the rest of us at the gym.
Best of luck.
You show alot of character taking this fight, I can't think of anyone more deserving of this chance. You are a source of pride to the rest of us at the gym.
Best of luck.
thaiguy
Posted: 2006-09-20 13:32:34
Posted: 2006-09-20 13:32:34
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE
I can't wait to see this fight card should be some good fights, i am excited to see Chris, Kyle fight as well, they are very skilled hopefully they can put it together as far as Cutbill what a warrior taking the fight in a heavier weight class good luck brotha, and everyone else i expect lots of action no doubt Jessie will be a force as well and what else can we cay about Sandra Bastian pure class all the way and tough as nails i hope the Japanese girl trained her ass of for this. good luck everyone.
I can't wait to see this fight card should be some good fights, i am excited to see Chris, Kyle fight as well, they are very skilled hopefully they can put it together as far as Cutbill what a warrior taking the fight in a heavier weight class good luck brotha, and everyone else i expect lots of action no doubt Jessie will be a force as well and what else can we cay about Sandra Bastian pure class all the way and tough as nails i hope the Japanese girl trained her ass of for this. good luck everyone.
I held pads for Cutbill on Sunday...my damn arm still hurts. His opponent better watch out for that right hand...I bet he goes to sleep if he eats it. Seriously, my shoulder is damn sore. Kick ass Jason!
Thanks a lot you guys. Very nice of you all to say. I plan on stepping it up this weekend! Just wish we could fast forward to saturday night right now! To Sandra, Misty, and Jesse, I know you guys are going to rip it up (like you always do). Good luck to all. Oh and sorry bout the shoulder Misty! I didn't think you used that shoulder when you knock people out anyway!
CAKMA
Posted: 2006-09-21 10:26:11
Posted: 2006-09-21 10:26:11
ttt
Good luck to my bud Phil "No Fear" Leier as well. Should be a good fight between him and his Japanese opponent. I predict a kicking war......
Thanks Cutbill!!!
You've trained so hard for this fight bro and your looking wicked, Go in there and do your job, just like all the other ass whoopin's you've laid. We all know you can do this dude!
GOOD LUCK TEAM MILES!!!!
You've trained so hard for this fight bro and your looking wicked, Go in there and do your job, just like all the other ass whoopin's you've laid. We all know you can do this dude!
GOOD LUCK TEAM MILES!!!!
CAKMA
Posted: 2006-09-22 10:54:46
Posted: 2006-09-22 10:54:46
Tomorrow on Saturday September 23rd, 2006 starting at 6:00 PM Calgary Plays host to another International Muay Thai Competition H2H SHOCKWAVE presented by
CAKMA and featuring Team Canada athletes against Team Japan, England, the USA and other Canadian athletes
This highly anticipated fight event will be filmed for television play in Canada.
MAIN EVENT
Jason 'The Surgeon' Cutbill takes on his biggest challenge to date, Japan's Kuniyoshi Yanagawa. Having had to step up to the bat because Team Canada's Scott Clark was injured during training, 'The Surgeon' steps up in weight to the Lightheavyweight division (2 divisions) against a higher class international athlete who has almost twice his own fight experience. Yanagawa has fought as high as the heavyweight division so the lighter Cutbill appears to be not much of a problem for the Japanese athlete. Both are pumped and want to experience the thrill of victory and bring the honor of the win home to their country. This will be a very interesting and action packed bout.
CO-SEMI MAIN EVENT
Jesse 'Smiles' Miles gets a chance to answer his biggest competition question against England's Ian Coe. Having been scheduled to fight each other in Bangkok, Thailand in June of this year at the 2006 IFMA World Muay Thai Championships, an unfortunate injury kept these two athletes from answering the question at hand; if they would have met up at the competition, who would have won the fight? Would Miles have moved onto the Gold Medal fight? Coe wants to answer this question here and now, that he would have beaten Miles and that the way the finals transpired in Thailand was correct. Tomorrow night everyone will see if it was or was not. Who should have fought for the Gold Medal?
CO-SEMI MAIN EVENT
Sandra Bastian's homecoming fight features her against a very tough Japanese opponent, Junko Koyanagi. With Bastian winning the IFMA Gold Medal in Thailand and the honors of being awarded the best female athlete of the event in 2006, will she be resting on her laurels and underestimating the Japanese athlete? Koyanagi seems to think so. The Japanese athlete has spent a lot of her career fighting in Thailand so she feels no intimidation from the Canadian girl. She feels she will pressure the Canadian girl all the way to a victory. Tomorrow night will reveal the answer.
UNDER CARD
Misty Sutherland takes on the USA's Melanie 'Flatliner' Kohler-Edwards. This will be a very interesting encounter featuring the athlete who stalks against the athlete who hits and moves. Both athletes have wanted this match for a very long time and both have been training extremely hard for this encounter and both predict wins. The contrasting styles will prove to a key to victory.
Phil 'No Fear' Leier takes on Japan's Yuji NashiroBoth athletes have similar experience. The biggest question on this pressure cooker will be who is in better shape? The predictions rely heavily on this unknown factor. Who will be able to press throughout the fight and come away with the win? Nashiro has made it known that this will be a big win for him. Leier feels he is in great shape and will be able to frustrate his Japanese foe, all the way to victory.
also featuring:
Adam Bronconnier (Calgary) vs. Prince Albert's Shawn Silver
Chris Fair (Calgary) vs. Lethbridge's Mark DeBoer
Kyle Joyce (Calgary) vs. George Habib (Calgary)
Chris Yalbir (Calgary) vs. Kelowna's Jesse Delaney
For TICKETS Call - 244-8424
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Seven Chiefs Sportsplex
3700 Anderson Road SW CALGARY (Tsuu T'ina Nation)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00 / Fights at 6:00
TICKETS: Student $30 / General $35 / Ringside $50 / VIP $150
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
This event is being filmed for television and is another huge event for 2006!!
Don’t be disappointed, get your tickets!!
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
CAKMA and featuring Team Canada athletes against Team Japan, England, the USA and other Canadian athletes
This highly anticipated fight event will be filmed for television play in Canada.
MAIN EVENT
Jason 'The Surgeon' Cutbill takes on his biggest challenge to date, Japan's Kuniyoshi Yanagawa. Having had to step up to the bat because Team Canada's Scott Clark was injured during training, 'The Surgeon' steps up in weight to the Lightheavyweight division (2 divisions) against a higher class international athlete who has almost twice his own fight experience. Yanagawa has fought as high as the heavyweight division so the lighter Cutbill appears to be not much of a problem for the Japanese athlete. Both are pumped and want to experience the thrill of victory and bring the honor of the win home to their country. This will be a very interesting and action packed bout.
CO-SEMI MAIN EVENT
Jesse 'Smiles' Miles gets a chance to answer his biggest competition question against England's Ian Coe. Having been scheduled to fight each other in Bangkok, Thailand in June of this year at the 2006 IFMA World Muay Thai Championships, an unfortunate injury kept these two athletes from answering the question at hand; if they would have met up at the competition, who would have won the fight? Would Miles have moved onto the Gold Medal fight? Coe wants to answer this question here and now, that he would have beaten Miles and that the way the finals transpired in Thailand was correct. Tomorrow night everyone will see if it was or was not. Who should have fought for the Gold Medal?
CO-SEMI MAIN EVENT
Sandra Bastian's homecoming fight features her against a very tough Japanese opponent, Junko Koyanagi. With Bastian winning the IFMA Gold Medal in Thailand and the honors of being awarded the best female athlete of the event in 2006, will she be resting on her laurels and underestimating the Japanese athlete? Koyanagi seems to think so. The Japanese athlete has spent a lot of her career fighting in Thailand so she feels no intimidation from the Canadian girl. She feels she will pressure the Canadian girl all the way to a victory. Tomorrow night will reveal the answer.
UNDER CARD
Misty Sutherland takes on the USA's Melanie 'Flatliner' Kohler-Edwards. This will be a very interesting encounter featuring the athlete who stalks against the athlete who hits and moves. Both athletes have wanted this match for a very long time and both have been training extremely hard for this encounter and both predict wins. The contrasting styles will prove to a key to victory.
Phil 'No Fear' Leier takes on Japan's Yuji NashiroBoth athletes have similar experience. The biggest question on this pressure cooker will be who is in better shape? The predictions rely heavily on this unknown factor. Who will be able to press throughout the fight and come away with the win? Nashiro has made it known that this will be a big win for him. Leier feels he is in great shape and will be able to frustrate his Japanese foe, all the way to victory.
also featuring:
Adam Bronconnier (Calgary) vs. Prince Albert's Shawn Silver
Chris Fair (Calgary) vs. Lethbridge's Mark DeBoer
Kyle Joyce (Calgary) vs. George Habib (Calgary)
Chris Yalbir (Calgary) vs. Kelowna's Jesse Delaney
For TICKETS Call - 244-8424
DATE: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
LOCATION: Seven Chiefs Sportsplex
3700 Anderson Road SW CALGARY (Tsuu T'ina Nation)
TIME: Doors open at 5:00 / Fights at 6:00
TICKETS: Student $30 / General $35 / Ringside $50 / VIP $150
Mike Miles Muay Thai (DT) Lower, Level. 1210 - 11th Ave SW Ph: 244-8424
Mike Miles Muay Thai (NW) #25, 7750 Ranchview Drive NW Ph: 208-1296
This event is being filmed for television and is another huge event for 2006!!
Don’t be disappointed, get your tickets!!
***This event is brought to you by the executive and membership of the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing and MuayThai Association (CAKMA) a registered not for profit association***
Thanks Phil. Weigh-ins are tonight. I'm sure everyone's looking forward to getting their eat on!
thaiguy
Posted: 2006-09-22 14:14:53
Posted: 2006-09-22 14:14:53
GOOD LUCK TEAM MILES!!!!!
Go Canada!! good luck to everyone and KICK SOME......leg. You all know what you are gonna do;)
thaiguy
Posted: 2006-09-22 17:49:54
Posted: 2006-09-22 17:49:54
ttt
Tonights the night. I will be posting pictures of the fights as soon as I can
along with a list of winners.
Good luck to Sandra Jesse, Phil, Jason, the Chris's F & Y, Misty and Kyle and Adam.
along with a list of winners.
Good luck to Sandra Jesse, Phil, Jason, the Chris's F & Y, Misty and Kyle and Adam.
It's over and as promised the pictures and the Winners
First up Chris Fair (Calgary)vs Mark Deboer(Lethbridge)W/UD
First up Chris Fair (Calgary)vs Mark Deboer(Lethbridge)W/UD
It's over and as promised the pictures and the Winners
First up Chris Fair (Calgary)vs Mark Deboer(Lethbridge)W/UD
First up Chris Fair (Calgary)vs Mark Deboer(Lethbridge)W/UD
Second fight Chris Yalbir (Calgary)W/D vs Jesse Delaney (Kelowna)
Adam Bronconnier (Calgary) vs. Shawn Silver (Prince Albert)W/D
Phil Leier vs. Yugi Nashiro W
Phil Leier (Calgary) vs. Yugi Nashiro (Nara Japan)W
Misty Sutherland (Calgary) W/2nd R TKO Vs. Melanie Kholer-Edwards Salt Lake City.
Misty Sutherland (Calgary) W/2nd R TKO Vs. Melanie Kholer-Edwards Salt Lake City.
Misty Sutherland (Calgary) W/2nd R TKO Vs. Melanie Kholer-Edwards Salt Lake City.
Misty Sutherland (Calgary) W/2nd R TKO Vs. Melanie Kholer-Edwards Salt Lake City.
Misty Sutherland (Calgary) W/2nd R TKO Vs. Melanie Kholer-Edwards Salt Lake City.
Sandra Bastian (Calgary) W/2nd R TKO vs. Junko Koyanagi (Tokyo)
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Sandra Bastian (Calgary) W/2nd R TKO vs. Junko Koyanagi (Tokyo)
Sandra Bastian (Calgary) W/2nd R TKO vs. Junko Koyanagi (Tokyo)
Sandra Bastian (Calgary) W/2nd R TKO vs. Junko Koyanagi (Tokyo)
Sandra Bastian (Calgary) W/2nd R TKO vs. Junko Koyanagi (Tokyo)
Jesse MIles(Calgary) W/UD vs. Ian Coe(London)
Jesse MIles(Calgary) W/UD vs. Ian Coe(London)
Jesse & Ian
Jason Cutbill (Calgary) W/UD vs Kuniyoshi Yanagawa (Tokyo)
Jason Cutbill (Calgary) W/UD vs Kuniyoshi Yanagawa (Tokyo)
Jason Cutbill (Calgary) W/UD vs Kuniyoshi Yanagawa (Tokyo)
Jason Cutbill (Calgary) W/UD vs Kuniyoshi Yanagawa (Tokyo)
Thanks for all the pics Dave...mucho appreciated.
Mike Miles
Posted: 2006-09-24 12:18:47
Posted: 2006-09-24 12:18:47
H2H SHOCKWAVE INTERNATIONAL MUAY THAI EVENT
Calgary - Saturday September 23rd, 2006
The UFC and The Calgary Stampeders Football club playing at home is very stiff competition for any type of promotion to compete with. But, in what was to be another completely sold out card for the promoters (the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing & Muay Thai Association / CAKMA), the Calgary audience was treated to some great experienced athletes battling it out and also had a chance to look at some of the skill and desire of athletes making their fight debut.
Thanks go out to the incredible support the event received from all the sponsors and also all the people who worked so hard and volunteered so much time to ensure the success of this event. Thank you all!
The Main Event was a 5 round full Muay Thai rules battle between Jason 'The Surgeon' Cutbill (Calgary - Mike Miles Muay Thai) against Kuniyoshi Yanagawa (Tokyo, Japan - Giseikan Gym). Originally, Team Canada's representative for this bout was Scott 'The Pitbull' Clark. 1 and 1/2 weeks before the fight while training on intense pad work, Clark was accidently hit by an elbow which left him cut and unable to fight. Stepping up to the bat for Team Canada and Clark was fellow team-mate Cutbill. All Cutbill's fight experience has been at 165 lbs. and under but on this match he stepped up 15 lbs. and 2 weight divisions. Yanagawa usually fights in Japan around 200 lbs. and he really leaned out for this match, dropping about 20 lbs.! The Japanese had considerably more fight experience than the Canadian and there was a lot of hesitation to see if Cutbill could in fact deal with the weight gain and the more experienced foe.
As the first round opened Cutbill was very tentative. There were a few probing shots from each athlete to test the type of reaction they would get. Every time Yanagawa attacked or flinched, Cutbill would retreat hastily. This made Yanagawa more confident at the beginning of the fight. In the second round, this all changed. Yanagawa was expecting Cutbill to retreat from every attack and every perceived threat, but this was not to be. Cutbill was to answer every attack and every fake. A beautiful tiip (front kick) caught Yanagawa in the face. Angered Yanagawa tried to counter but was to meet some solid opposition. In the third round, the momentum of the fight changed. Cutbill was now pressing forward and working heavily in the clinch with his knees and elbows. The Japanese athlete was not being given the breathing time he needed as the Canadian kept the pressure on. Round 4 saw Cutbill pressuring heavily and forcing Yanagawa backwards. As hard as the Japanese tried to spin or throw Cutbill in the clinch, Cutbill had adapted his tactics and he stuck to his foe like glue. During the final round a straight right caught Yanagawa and really shook him. Cutbill kept the pressure on but Yanagawa showed his ring experience and the Canadian could not finish it. Living up to his nickname, and methodically out striking his opponent, the winner of this International Prestige Bout by unanimous decision was Jason 'The Surgeon' Cutbill.
There were 2 co semi-main events:
Jesse 'Smiles' Miles (Calgary - Mike Miles Muay Thai) squared off against England's Ian Coe (London - Minotaur Muay Thai Gym). This full Muay Thai rules match was supposed to have happened in Thailand in June of this year during a quarter finals bout in the 81 kg. division. A few days before the scheduled Thailand encounter, Miles had squared off against Iran's Nader Sapipour. The taller and extremely aggressive Iranian had caught Miles in an illegal back break on the ropes and injured the Canadian's back. With the adrenaline still flowing, Miles came back with a vicious punch combination and knocked the Iranian athlete out cold. The damage was done and sporting a bulging disc in his back Miles had to withdraw from his scheduled bout against Coe. Tonight was to be the night where both athletes wanted to find out the result had they faced each other. Unbeknownst to the crowd, this bout was on the verge of being postponed as well as Miles had busted up his foot. But with the loss of Scott Clark fighting on the card, Miles stepped up for the bout, and battled through the injury. This bout was very much a game of Ian Coe trying to press forward and catch Miles. Miles was to fight a defensive game. Not running, but striking and/or faking and then angling throughout the fight. He was rarely directly in front of his foe's strikes. Some excellent shots were delivered by Miles who snapped Coe's head with some very powerful punches. In the clinch Miles was to control the majority of these by either tossing Coe to the canvas, or by striking and nullifying the English athlete's kneeing attempts. Coe had come to battle and tried to catch the Canadian but just only on a few occasions did he actually find his mark. Miles used a smart battle plan by conserving his energy and landing strikes that caused damage, countering very effectively and controlling the gap. Miles a kicker, hardly kicked at all due to his foot injury but still won the bout. The winner of the bout by unanimous decision was Jesse Miles. Miles was also to win the prestigious Roy Lilley Memorial Award as the Best In Town Athlete of the Event.
The other co semi main event was Sandra 'Heart' Bastian (Calgary - Mike MIles Muay Thai), the Woman's 60 kg. Gold Medalist at the IFMA World Championships in Bangkok. She faced Japan's Junko Koyanagi (Tokyo, Japan - Ihara Gym). As the bout opened the Japanese girl was to try and deliver her strikes from the outside and then move. Bastian was to walk through the strikes (though she did get hit with a lot of tiip's) and get inside and completely over power her foe. During the first round several hard knees were to land in the clinch to the chest of Koyanagi. They were strong enough to drop the Japanese athlete to the ground. Several right hands gained the respect Bastian needed and the remainder of the fight was Bastian pursuing Koyanagi. Towards the end of the second round, Bastian had dropped her foe 5 times during the bout and three times during the round and the referee had no choice but to follow the rules and end the fight with Bastian winning by TKO.
The undercard featured the following bouts:
Calgary's Misty Sutherland (Mike Miles Muay Thai) stepped into the ring in a much anticipated bout against the USA's Melanie Kohler-Edwards (Salt Lake City - Wicked Ways Muay Thai). The bout opened with Sutherland looking very calm and picking off Kohler-Edwards shots. Sutherland took her time and intercepted with very effective crosses which landed during many of the American girls attacks. Kohler-Edwards did not dance as much as was expected and this played to Sutherland's advantage who was methodical in her tactics during this fight. As the bout progressed Sutherland was to pick up her intensity with combinations forcing the American girl back to the ropes on the receiving end of some very strong combinations. In round three Sutherland swarmed her opponent with a relentless attack of punches, kicks, elbows and knees that were scoring and which Kohler-Edwards did not respond to. As the referee stopped the bout for a standing 8 count given to the American, her coach threw in the towel and the fight was over. Sutherland was to win the bout by a third round TKO over the game Kohler-Edwards. Sutherland will be missed during the next 5 months while she schools in Germany.
Calgary's Phil 'No Fear' Leier (Mike Miles Muay Thai) squared off against Japan's Yuji Nashiro (Osaka, Japan - Ihara Gym). Nashiro is the brother of the highly famed Japanese boxer and professional WBA World Flyweight Boxing Champion, Nobuo Nashiro. This bout was to open explosively and viciously as well. As the bell rang for round one, Leier went to touch gloves with his foe who ignored the sign of respect and delivered a succession of very hard and very fast roundhouse kicks. Nashiro seemed to decide he was going to win this fight and win it quickly. Stunned and rocked by the onslaught Leier was to somewhat settle down and start fighting back. Towards the end of the first round Nashiro looked to be breathing hard and many were to wonder if in fact he had not delivered what he had. However in round two he started with the same onslaught. Leier tried to get inside around the hands but was to take a shot which sent him crashing to the canvas. Beating the count, Leier was to survive until the bell. In the third round, Nashiro went for the gusto with a heavy onslaught of punches and kicks not letting Leier out of his corner. Battered and bleeding and unable to defend himself, Leier was disappointed when the referee had decided enough was enough. Nashiro was to win this bout by a third round TKO. Nashiro was also to win the Roy Lilley Memorial Award for the Best Visiting Athlete trophy. Apologies go out to Mr. Nashiro because as the officials first announced his name as the winner of the award, he was called Mr. Yanagawa. This was to be rectified for the television and the venue audience.
In his fight debut Calgary's Adam Bronconnier (Mike Miles Muay Thai) stepped into the ring against Shawn Silver (Prince Albert, Saskatchewan / Aurora Training Center under Mr. Wolfgang Manicke) who had a fight record of 2 wins and 1 loss. The audience was right into this bout just like these two athletes were ring veteran's, screaming their vocal support for Bronconnier. Bronconnier was not to disappoint as he stood with the experienced Silver tooth and nail throughout the duration of the bout. It was obvious Bronconnier wanted to fight Muay Thai rules (but this was a kickboxing rules bout), by the clinch he adopted on Silver as they came into close range. Shawn Silver was to win the bout by unanimous decision... but Bronconnier was to earn a ton of fans and respect with this his debut bout.
Also making his fight debut was Calgary's Chris Yalbir (Mike Miles Muay Thai) against Kelowna's Jesse Delaney (Avatar Martial Arts). The Kelowna athlete had fought 3 times under MMA rules and this was apparent with his style during the progress of the bout. Yalbir remained very clam throughout this encounter and landed the strongest blows. Funnily enough he threw only a few punches throughout the encounter and when he did they landed very effectively. "I do not understand why he did not punch more because when he did they landed strong", said corner man Trevor Smandych. The bout went the distance with Delaney giving a very good showing and accounting of himself. Yalbir was to walk away with the unanimous decision.
The opening bout was between Calgary's Chris Fair (Mike Miles Muay Thai) and Lethbridge's Mark Deboer (Progressive Fighting Academy / Brad Wall). The opening of this bout had Fair chasing the younger Deboer around the ring looking for a knockout. But Deboer kept his head and weathered the storm. He was to catch the Calgarian as he moved in with several head kicks during the progress of the bout. Several dropped the Calgarian. Fair seemed to give it his all in the first round and just could not recover for the remainder of the bout. The winner by unanimous decision was Lethbridge's Mark Deboer. A great weather the storm and the press strategy!
Originally scheduled to battle was also Calgary's Kyle Joyce (Mike Miles Muay Thai) against George Habib (Calgary / Lion's Den). Unfortunately one athlete could not get his blood work in on time and as a consequence the bout was scratched from the line up. With or without this bout, the audience was treated to some great fights and the evening ended up early enough with fans being able to go and do something else before the night was done!
Up next, the H2H 8 Man Lightheavyweight Muay Thai Tournament on Saturday December 2nd, 2006 which will also be filmed for television. This event will feature Canada's Scott Clark in a tournament against athletes from the Orient, and North America. There will be 3 Superfights including Sandra Bastian and Nate Smandych. Tickets will be on sale starting at the beginning of October. For further information please call CAKMA's Mr. Robin Finley at (403) 999-9567 or Mike Miles Muay Thai & Kickboxing Ltd. at (403) 244-8424.
By Stefan Hotchko
Calgary - Saturday September 23rd, 2006
The UFC and The Calgary Stampeders Football club playing at home is very stiff competition for any type of promotion to compete with. But, in what was to be another completely sold out card for the promoters (the Calgary Amateur Kickboxing & Muay Thai Association / CAKMA), the Calgary audience was treated to some great experienced athletes battling it out and also had a chance to look at some of the skill and desire of athletes making their fight debut.
Thanks go out to the incredible support the event received from all the sponsors and also all the people who worked so hard and volunteered so much time to ensure the success of this event. Thank you all!
The Main Event was a 5 round full Muay Thai rules battle between Jason 'The Surgeon' Cutbill (Calgary - Mike Miles Muay Thai) against Kuniyoshi Yanagawa (Tokyo, Japan - Giseikan Gym). Originally, Team Canada's representative for this bout was Scott 'The Pitbull' Clark. 1 and 1/2 weeks before the fight while training on intense pad work, Clark was accidently hit by an elbow which left him cut and unable to fight. Stepping up to the bat for Team Canada and Clark was fellow team-mate Cutbill. All Cutbill's fight experience has been at 165 lbs. and under but on this match he stepped up 15 lbs. and 2 weight divisions. Yanagawa usually fights in Japan around 200 lbs. and he really leaned out for this match, dropping about 20 lbs.! The Japanese had considerably more fight experience than the Canadian and there was a lot of hesitation to see if Cutbill could in fact deal with the weight gain and the more experienced foe.
As the first round opened Cutbill was very tentative. There were a few probing shots from each athlete to test the type of reaction they would get. Every time Yanagawa attacked or flinched, Cutbill would retreat hastily. This made Yanagawa more confident at the beginning of the fight. In the second round, this all changed. Yanagawa was expecting Cutbill to retreat from every attack and every perceived threat, but this was not to be. Cutbill was to answer every attack and every fake. A beautiful tiip (front kick) caught Yanagawa in the face. Angered Yanagawa tried to counter but was to meet some solid opposition. In the third round, the momentum of the fight changed. Cutbill was now pressing forward and working heavily in the clinch with his knees and elbows. The Japanese athlete was not being given the breathing time he needed as the Canadian kept the pressure on. Round 4 saw Cutbill pressuring heavily and forcing Yanagawa backwards. As hard as the Japanese tried to spin or throw Cutbill in the clinch, Cutbill had adapted his tactics and he stuck to his foe like glue. During the final round a straight right caught Yanagawa and really shook him. Cutbill kept the pressure on but Yanagawa showed his ring experience and the Canadian could not finish it. Living up to his nickname, and methodically out striking his opponent, the winner of this International Prestige Bout by unanimous decision was Jason 'The Surgeon' Cutbill.
There were 2 co semi-main events:
Jesse 'Smiles' Miles (Calgary - Mike Miles Muay Thai) squared off against England's Ian Coe (London - Minotaur Muay Thai Gym). This full Muay Thai rules match was supposed to have happened in Thailand in June of this year during a quarter finals bout in the 81 kg. division. A few days before the scheduled Thailand encounter, Miles had squared off against Iran's Nader Sapipour. The taller and extremely aggressive Iranian had caught Miles in an illegal back break on the ropes and injured the Canadian's back. With the adrenaline still flowing, Miles came back with a vicious punch combination and knocked the Iranian athlete out cold. The damage was done and sporting a bulging disc in his back Miles had to withdraw from his scheduled bout against Coe. Tonight was to be the night where both athletes wanted to find out the result had they faced each other. Unbeknownst to the crowd, this bout was on the verge of being postponed as well as Miles had busted up his foot. But with the loss of Scott Clark fighting on the card, Miles stepped up for the bout, and battled through the injury. This bout was very much a game of Ian Coe trying to press forward and catch Miles. Miles was to fight a defensive game. Not running, but striking and/or faking and then angling throughout the fight. He was rarely directly in front of his foe's strikes. Some excellent shots were delivered by Miles who snapped Coe's head with some very powerful punches. In the clinch Miles was to control the majority of these by either tossing Coe to the canvas, or by striking and nullifying the English athlete's kneeing attempts. Coe had come to battle and tried to catch the Canadian but just only on a few occasions did he actually find his mark. Miles used a smart battle plan by conserving his energy and landing strikes that caused damage, countering very effectively and controlling the gap. Miles a kicker, hardly kicked at all due to his foot injury but still won the bout. The winner of the bout by unanimous decision was Jesse Miles. Miles was also to win the prestigious Roy Lilley Memorial Award as the Best In Town Athlete of the Event.
The other co semi main event was Sandra 'Heart' Bastian (Calgary - Mike MIles Muay Thai), the Woman's 60 kg. Gold Medalist at the IFMA World Championships in Bangkok. She faced Japan's Junko Koyanagi (Tokyo, Japan - Ihara Gym). As the bout opened the Japanese girl was to try and deliver her strikes from the outside and then move. Bastian was to walk through the strikes (though she did get hit with a lot of tiip's) and get inside and completely over power her foe. During the first round several hard knees were to land in the clinch to the chest of Koyanagi. They were strong enough to drop the Japanese athlete to the ground. Several right hands gained the respect Bastian needed and the remainder of the fight was Bastian pursuing Koyanagi. Towards the end of the second round, Bastian had dropped her foe 5 times during the bout and three times during the round and the referee had no choice but to follow the rules and end the fight with Bastian winning by TKO.
The undercard featured the following bouts:
Calgary's Misty Sutherland (Mike Miles Muay Thai) stepped into the ring in a much anticipated bout against the USA's Melanie Kohler-Edwards (Salt Lake City - Wicked Ways Muay Thai). The bout opened with Sutherland looking very calm and picking off Kohler-Edwards shots. Sutherland took her time and intercepted with very effective crosses which landed during many of the American girls attacks. Kohler-Edwards did not dance as much as was expected and this played to Sutherland's advantage who was methodical in her tactics during this fight. As the bout progressed Sutherland was to pick up her intensity with combinations forcing the American girl back to the ropes on the receiving end of some very strong combinations. In round three Sutherland swarmed her opponent with a relentless attack of punches, kicks, elbows and knees that were scoring and which Kohler-Edwards did not respond to. As the referee stopped the bout for a standing 8 count given to the American, her coach threw in the towel and the fight was over. Sutherland was to win the bout by a third round TKO over the game Kohler-Edwards. Sutherland will be missed during the next 5 months while she schools in Germany.
Calgary's Phil 'No Fear' Leier (Mike Miles Muay Thai) squared off against Japan's Yuji Nashiro (Osaka, Japan - Ihara Gym). Nashiro is the brother of the highly famed Japanese boxer and professional WBA World Flyweight Boxing Champion, Nobuo Nashiro. This bout was to open explosively and viciously as well. As the bell rang for round one, Leier went to touch gloves with his foe who ignored the sign of respect and delivered a succession of very hard and very fast roundhouse kicks. Nashiro seemed to decide he was going to win this fight and win it quickly. Stunned and rocked by the onslaught Leier was to somewhat settle down and start fighting back. Towards the end of the first round Nashiro looked to be breathing hard and many were to wonder if in fact he had not delivered what he had. However in round two he started with the same onslaught. Leier tried to get inside around the hands but was to take a shot which sent him crashing to the canvas. Beating the count, Leier was to survive until the bell. In the third round, Nashiro went for the gusto with a heavy onslaught of punches and kicks not letting Leier out of his corner. Battered and bleeding and unable to defend himself, Leier was disappointed when the referee had decided enough was enough. Nashiro was to win this bout by a third round TKO. Nashiro was also to win the Roy Lilley Memorial Award for the Best Visiting Athlete trophy. Apologies go out to Mr. Nashiro because as the officials first announced his name as the winner of the award, he was called Mr. Yanagawa. This was to be rectified for the television and the venue audience.
In his fight debut Calgary's Adam Bronconnier (Mike Miles Muay Thai) stepped into the ring against Shawn Silver (Prince Albert, Saskatchewan / Aurora Training Center under Mr. Wolfgang Manicke) who had a fight record of 2 wins and 1 loss. The audience was right into this bout just like these two athletes were ring veteran's, screaming their vocal support for Bronconnier. Bronconnier was not to disappoint as he stood with the experienced Silver tooth and nail throughout the duration of the bout. It was obvious Bronconnier wanted to fight Muay Thai rules (but this was a kickboxing rules bout), by the clinch he adopted on Silver as they came into close range. Shawn Silver was to win the bout by unanimous decision... but Bronconnier was to earn a ton of fans and respect with this his debut bout.
Also making his fight debut was Calgary's Chris Yalbir (Mike Miles Muay Thai) against Kelowna's Jesse Delaney (Avatar Martial Arts). The Kelowna athlete had fought 3 times under MMA rules and this was apparent with his style during the progress of the bout. Yalbir remained very clam throughout this encounter and landed the strongest blows. Funnily enough he threw only a few punches throughout the encounter and when he did they landed very effectively. "I do not understand why he did not punch more because when he did they landed strong", said corner man Trevor Smandych. The bout went the distance with Delaney giving a very good showing and accounting of himself. Yalbir was to walk away with the unanimous decision.
The opening bout was between Calgary's Chris Fair (Mike Miles Muay Thai) and Lethbridge's Mark Deboer (Progressive Fighting Academy / Brad Wall). The opening of this bout had Fair chasing the younger Deboer around the ring looking for a knockout. But Deboer kept his head and weathered the storm. He was to catch the Calgarian as he moved in with several head kicks during the progress of the bout. Several dropped the Calgarian. Fair seemed to give it his all in the first round and just could not recover for the remainder of the bout. The winner by unanimous decision was Lethbridge's Mark Deboer. A great weather the storm and the press strategy!
Originally scheduled to battle was also Calgary's Kyle Joyce (Mike Miles Muay Thai) against George Habib (Calgary / Lion's Den). Unfortunately one athlete could not get his blood work in on time and as a consequence the bout was scratched from the line up. With or without this bout, the audience was treated to some great fights and the evening ended up early enough with fans being able to go and do something else before the night was done!
Up next, the H2H 8 Man Lightheavyweight Muay Thai Tournament on Saturday December 2nd, 2006 which will also be filmed for television. This event will feature Canada's Scott Clark in a tournament against athletes from the Orient, and North America. There will be 3 Superfights including Sandra Bastian and Nate Smandych. Tickets will be on sale starting at the beginning of October. For further information please call CAKMA's Mr. Robin Finley at (403) 999-9567 or Mike Miles Muay Thai & Kickboxing Ltd. at (403) 244-8424.
By Stefan Hotchko
thaiguy
Posted: 2006-09-24 13:47:00
Posted: 2006-09-24 13:47:00
Well done everyone congratulations to every athlete, some tough fights, Congrats JC well done. Sandra just to strong for that girl ouch is all i have to say for her, Jessie landed some deadly blows that brit was tough, Misty the little tigress with another win, Phil had a tough one that guy came out guns a blazin kind of hard on the game plan, Adam nice work never backed down, Chris Y i thought looked very strong in technique and was very composed he will be good to see again, Chris F i thought looked strong as well too much too fast that was all, good work everyone. Congrats to CAKMA as well.
Ian Coe
Posted: 2006-09-24 14:06:23
Posted: 2006-09-24 14:06:23
Was a good fight
Just saying thanks to Mike Miles for inviting me over and looking after me and darren.
Hope to see you in the future
Ian Coe
Just saying thanks to Mike Miles for inviting me over and looking after me and darren.
Hope to see you in the future
Ian Coe
Thanks to CAKMA and everyone who helped make this such a great event. A really great night of fights. Congrats to everyone.
Awesome night of fights! Congratulations to everyone who got in the ring - you all looked awesome!
Misty - You had an AMAZING fight! I'm more and more impressed with you everytime I see you fight, and you're definitely an inspiration. I'll be counting the days til you get back from Germany so I can see you fight again!!!!
Misty - You had an AMAZING fight! I'm more and more impressed with you everytime I see you fight, and you're definitely an inspiration. I'll be counting the days til you get back from Germany so I can see you fight again!!!!
NateMuayThai
Posted: 2006-09-24 19:27:49
Posted: 2006-09-24 19:27:49
I am so proud of all of you. You guys kicked some serious ass for Team Miles! Hard work definatley pays off. BRAVO!
2006-09-24 19:06:23 ( time)
Ian Coe writes:
Was a good fight
Just saying thanks to Mike Miles for inviting me over and looking after me and darren.
Hope to see you in the future
Ian Coe
Mr. Ian Coe
Your a class fighter
You made a good fight of it,.. and gave the crowd there moneys worth.
You proved you've got a tough chin,... of that I'm sure.
Thank you for coming all the way from the UK, to help prove Muay Thai is the most exciting sport in the world.
You made alot of fans in Calgary Saturday night.
Hope to see you fight again.
D.Bastian
Ian Coe writes:
Was a good fight
Just saying thanks to Mike Miles for inviting me over and looking after me and darren.
Hope to see you in the future
Ian Coe
Mr. Ian Coe
Your a class fighter
You made a good fight of it,.. and gave the crowd there moneys worth.
You proved you've got a tough chin,... of that I'm sure.
Thank you for coming all the way from the UK, to help prove Muay Thai is the most exciting sport in the world.
You made alot of fans in Calgary Saturday night.
Hope to see you fight again.
D.Bastian
thaiguy
Posted: 2006-09-26 01:04:46
Posted: 2006-09-26 01:04:46
I agree nice job Ian well done that was a great scrap you are a very tough guy congrats on your fight.
Sandra Bastian
Posted: 2006-09-26 16:23:35
Posted: 2006-09-26 16:23:35
I agree as well.Ian you are a great fighter with loads of talent!!It was an awesome fight between you and Jesse.Someone who can smile through the whole fight while being hit as well as dishing out hard blows is absolutely amazing.It was a pleasure to watch you fight and hopefully I will witness that grin again.
Brent David
Posted: 2006-09-26 23:46:23
Posted: 2006-09-26 23:46:23
Hello Fellas,
It was an amazing event, displaying the talents of Team Miles....Thank you for a great evening.
Brent David Novodvorski
It was an amazing event, displaying the talents of Team Miles....Thank you for a great evening.
Brent David Novodvorski
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Darren
Posted: 2006-09-27 01:45:54
Posted: 2006-09-27 01:45:54
On behalf of the Minotaur Gym (UK) and Ian Coe, we would like to offer our thanks to Ajarn Mike Miles and CAKMA for providing this opportunity to fight on this prestigous show.
We was very impressed by the professionalism shown by the officials, CAKMA and Team Miles from the moment we arrived in Calgary to the moment we departed to go back home.
Thank you for all the support shown to us Brits and respect shown for this event.
This was an extremely hard bout for Ian, this being his 11th contest and only 3rd 5 round bout. It was a great fight.
We very much feel that we have made some good friends during this event, if any of the team in Canada need help from us as a contact in the UK, please feel free to get in touch. It would be a pleasure to assist in anyway we can.
We look forward to working with you guys in the future. Take care.
Darren Ambrose
http://www.minotaurgym.com
We was very impressed by the professionalism shown by the officials, CAKMA and Team Miles from the moment we arrived in Calgary to the moment we departed to go back home.
Thank you for all the support shown to us Brits and respect shown for this event.
This was an extremely hard bout for Ian, this being his 11th contest and only 3rd 5 round bout. It was a great fight.
We very much feel that we have made some good friends during this event, if any of the team in Canada need help from us as a contact in the UK, please feel free to get in touch. It would be a pleasure to assist in anyway we can.
We look forward to working with you guys in the future. Take care.
Darren Ambrose
http://www.minotaurgym.com
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