Team Tieu super Muaythai Championships 4 June 17th London
Two really good tough fights already confirmed....

David Tieu (Team Tieu) vs Richmond Anan (Ko gym)

Carlton Lieu (Team Tieu) vs Yahia Abazza (Ko gym)

Looking for a, b and c class fighters for this show please email me details Teamtieu@hotmail.co.uk

This time Phil : )

These shows are great. See you there vinny

Defo geography Chris x

would like to see lucy get her rematch with annabel gely if you can make it possible x

Shot gun a decent seat !! This is a official record Chris you get the wall!

cannot sir, there glare on my spectacles from the lighting could impair my vision on the ring girls...we cannot have that mate...

Im refereeing this one so no sitting under the ring for me this time ;)

Sorry Chris you must have missed the bit where I wrote "shot gun "

Nathan I'll check with Alan and let you know

i would like to be on this mate

Hey Rory,
Would love to put you on this I'll have a chat with Alan too

Hi Philip,
Be great if you could get Kyle on your show. Also my lad who you couldn't get a match for on your last show will fight 'c' class .
Kyle will fight B class if that helps.
Jez

Looking for a 78-80kg 4f, 67kg 1f and 61-3 kg 3f please email Teamtieu@hotmail.co.uk

Who does Annabel train with?

David Tieu (Team Tieu) vs Richmond Anan (Ko gym)

Carlton Lieu (Team Tieu) vs Yahia Abazza (Ko gym)

Awesome fights!

Hoost fan she trains with alan Keddle

Looking for a 86kg 4 fights can anyone help?

Sam Wilson (Team Tieu) vs Eric Darricarre (Team Panicos)
Iska British Tittle confirmed

Undercard is looking good too. Still looking for a 67kg 1 fight. All fights will be filmed on sky tv

David Tieu vs Richmond Anan
Carlton Lieu vs Yahia Abazza
2 amazing fights

Sam Wilson vs Eric Darricarre is a good one but I think Sam will be to much for Eric with him only having 1 come back fight with Mark Beale. Have to say he did beat Beale in 1 round and Beale has been around a lot.

Erics on 45 plus fights so with his experience Gonna be tough. He looked really hungry against Mark Beale.

Looking for last match 70kg 1 adult fight + junior experience. Please contact me.

Kyle heller ( lord hell) vs Liam huges ( Team Tieu) confirmed

This is gonna be awesome!!! Can't wait!! X

Dave, are you commenating? :)

looking for a b class 67kg and 70kg b class or k1 for june 17th for the Super Muay Thai championships in London kings cross scala. Anyone interested please contact 07903620479 or email Teamtieu@hotmail.co.uk

regards

Philip Tieu

whos the 67kg B class please?

Richmond from Ko gym

Is David not fighting Richmond anymore?

Yep ;) x

Who David going to fight now? he needs to be matched, the man is SICK!

I was responding to Jesse, don't know any details on these match ups :(

Both are out unfortunately but we still have about 18 fights on. Line up coming soon

Carlton V's Yahia should be a great clash of styles and possibly young Carlton's biggest test to date. This lad just keeps growing with every fight so I know he'll be up for the test!

Looking forward to seeing Sam Wilson back in action too!

What's the full line up mate

Here you go mate

Connor McComrmack 65kg (Podesta Muay Thai) vs Thai Hoang 65kg (Team Tieu) c class

Ania Korzexka 54kg (Rukthai) vs Grace Spicer 54kg (keddles gym) c class

Daniel Zak 69kg (Oxford Muay Thai Accademy) vs Micheal Pham 69kg (Team Tieu) c class

Yussef Baiza 58kg (Baiza MMA) vs Jonathan Moore 58kg (KO South) c class

Rory Crawford 62.5kg (Keddles gym) vs Richard Lee 62.5kg (Team Tieu) B Class iska southern area

George Winter 57kg (Pindis Gym) vs Affan Khan 57kg (Minatours) c class

Shub Ghosh 69kg (Ruk Thai) vs Nick Carter 69kg ( Team Tieu) c class

Edgar Morar 100kg (Diesel gym) vs Brahim Frahat 100kg(Team Tieu) c class

Steve 64kg (Battle Field) vs Jake crawford 64kg (keddles gym)

Ray Wells 62kg(Fitness concept uk) vs Rashdan muhammad 62kg (Team Tieu)

break

Jack Scott Bell 88kg (Mandala Muay Thai) vs David Sa 88kg (Team Tieu) B Class iska English Tittle

Sponsored by Cobra gym

Mitchell Flett 80kg( vs Ryan Li 80kg (Team Tieu) C class

Sponsored by Quantum Cost

Kyle Heller 67kg (Lordhell) vs Liam Hugues 67kg ( Team Tieu) B class

sponsored by Dog of wars

Eric Darricarrere (Team Panicos) vs Sam Wilson (Team Tieu) A class

sponsored by Focus Fitness

Azza Dominicus 57kg (Dal Chai) vs Kaz Assim 57kg (CFA GYM) B class isak Southern area

sponsored by Reshape Personal Trainning

Yahia Abbaza 63.5kg (Ko gym) vs Carlton Lieu 63.5kg (Team Tieu) A class

Sponsored by Yaz Pro

Looking awesome!!!!! Can't wait for this!!!!!!!!

Not long to go now, can't wait to see Carlton in his first A Class! I always said this lads a talent and big star of the future!!!

Question is, will the awkward style of Yahia trouble or bring out the best in the young technician???

Predictions anyone....?

I just love it. Anna wins world titles " Awkward" Yahia a young technical fighter " Awkward . Abdul unbeaten "Awkward " . I suppose Greg is Awkward so to is Amanda in fact I teach my own brand of Awkward Muay Thai.. Lol x

Bill stop been awkward lol x

I predict a great show . Charlton is talented as to is Yahia . So a good match up

Am I not 78k???

for me
Carlton Lieu points win

Kaz Assim points win

Sam Wilson points win

Liam Hugues points win

David Sa Stoppage win

Rashdan muhammad TKO win

Affan Khan points win

Kyle Heller wins via points

Sam Wilson wins via points

David Sa wins via stoppage

Richard Lee wins via stoppage

Yahia Abazza wins via Points


Great show all round! Can't wait for the next one x

Good win for yahia that

Yes good win indeed, and he had to work for it.

Good experience for Carlton too, he will learn a lot from this loss and come back stronger.

One hell of a fight though, I am sure at some point they will rematch!

Spot on Bill, I'd say Greg and Amanda are massively awkward too! When I say that I mean an awkward opponant as they all have that style of fighting that is on you the whole time, relentless, constant workrate utilising all weapons. That to me makes an awkward person to fight against so I guess you do teach your own brand of AMT Bill ;) lol x

As for the show, some great fights and have to say the overall level of "C-Class" fights was really high! Some really impressive lads coming through and showing great skills especially compared to their experince levels. Some classy B-Class and the main event was action packed A-Class action.

Really enjoyed seeing the smart fighters like David Sa who did exactly what he needed to do to stop the fight early and was a class act winning by low kick stoppage.

Kyle Hellier was the one that stood out for me and you know I love you Kyle but I train with Liam and was secretly gunning for the underdog ;) Liam is class and huge at 67kg's, awkward southpaw (not to be confused with AMT ;) lol..) with a massive left kick. He is a powerhouse but Kyle really showed his experience and some beautiful evade and counter techniques that had me and Howson wondering if he can dislocate his spine! Kyle took some big shots and kept his composure to take the win and for me was one of the best performances I've seen from Kyle, good work mate! Credit to Liam whos only on 8/9 fights now and shows great promise for the future mixing it up with someone at Kyles level.

Rash Muhammad dished out muaythai 101 and a textbook performance kicking the body well, end of.

So happy for Nick Carter who is an ambasador for muaythai with such a good attitude and work ethic and a real passion to be the best he can be. Watch out for this lad in the future as he's a novice now but I don't see it taking long before he's up there.

Rich "Jazzy Jeff" Lee, or Rich "Fresh Prince" Lee as he's often known due to his afro put on a great performance against a very tough Rory Crawford to become the ISKA Southern Area Champ. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy and lives and breathes the sport.

Can't talk about everyone as I'm supposed to be working but obviously have to talk about the main event. This was a step up in opponant for Carlton and a great match up. Carlton started strong in the early rounds but Yahia showed class and superb fitness but coming forward the whole time. The KO game plan was spot on and Yahia didn't let Carlton's kicks phase him, he aswered and walked forward with long knees and constantly kicked off both legs. In the clinch neither really dominated in my view but Yahia landed a few elbows but nothing with real effect, instead both fighters locked each other down. Carlton sarted to score a knee before locking in the later stages of the fight but Yahia's superier work on the outside had him ahead on the score sheets imo. Both lads had an explosive finish to what was an action packed fight but Yahia had scored well throughout the whole fight and took the victory. Big respect to Yahia but as I've said before, I have huge belief that Carlton Lieu is going places and I think it's easy to forget that this was his 7th outing (9th fight due to tourney) and first A-Class and to mix it with someone of Yahia's skills he deserves big respect.

Back to work now, over and out x

Have to say a quick word about my good friend Sam Wilson of Team Tieu V's the very tough Eric Darricarrere from Team Panicos. This was to decide the ISKA British Title at 72.5kgs. This was a great display of techniques with both fighters starting in the traditional Thai way and testing each other. Both fighters displayed a real awareness and were working each other out before moving into some really powerful techniques. This was the first time I'd seen Eric fight but I've heard alot about this highly rated fighter and he didn't disapoint. Sam Wilson is in my view still a highly underated fighter and showed his skills in this performance and secured a convincing win. Sam has great hands and throws accurate punches at angles that people don't see coming and he utilised this to set up some powerful kicks to secure the points.

I'd really like to see Sam Wilson take on any of the big names between 70-72.5kg's as I believe he will cause a major upset to a number of class fighters. Sam has fought and won British titles but I really feel it's time he was given the opportunity to fight for commonwealth, international and world titles as he's ready to move onto the bigger stage and start testing his skills against the best, obviously one step at a time. The big question is: who will be willing to give him the chance?

Thanks for the nice comment on Kyle, Mr Fensom., much appreciated.

Kyle did a fantastic job against Liam. We knew Liam has a lovely left kick and had to prepare correctly for that attack. Hes got a great style and was MASSIVE for 67kg...I reckon he was about 72kg by the time he fought.

The biggest difference in this fight was how clean and precise Kyles attacks were, not just his experience.
He has now won 4 of his last 4 outings, including defending his English Title.

Since moving camps and setting up with me, he has won 6 and lost only 2 (Sean Hodgers in 4 Nations May 2011 and Salah on Xplosion 2011).
This is a massive improvement from him and he is only going to get better. There are still lots of great fights out there for him and we hope to get matched up on some other great promotions.

He's got the summer off and rightly so. Then next up for him is the IFMA World Championships in September as he is part of the England Team.

Great show and some good class fights.

I thought Yahia was aweseome against Carlton. Both great lads and worthy of the main event.

also like to mention Connor Mccormack. Was a fantastic display of muay thai, and I think this kid will go far, think he's only 17!

Definitely Jess, really nice lad too and rangey as hell, always scores well so looks to have a really good understanding of the sport this early in his career. Think that was only his 2nd or 3rd fight too but as with so many of the fights on this show, looks like a much higher level than the stats would suggest. Credit to Phil for the match making as all good tough fights and well matched, good to see!

The show was fantastic. Went to one last year and was so impressed with the level of fighters on there from C class up to A class.

It was the same at the weekend. All fights were well matched. There were some great battles and the atmosphere in the Scala is good.

Philip, next time can you see if you can get a load of fans for the changing room we was in as it was like a sauna in there haha...

Also, I think the girls doing the tricks in the loops, should of had less clothes on - only an observation ;))

Jez

Massive thank you to all the fighters, coaches, supporters, judges, jesse, commentators Fensom and Howson for helping making it a
good night.
This will be the first show to be shown on sky tv in a few weeks and I hope it helps promote Muaythai in the uk.
Really happy with my guys Carlton and Liam both losing to Really good fighters with more than double there experience. Taking nothing nothing away from Kyle and Yahia who both have come along way and I'm sure there's more to come from them too.
Will post full results later.

Always a pleasure Philip and always a top show with top fights. Looking forward to seeing it on 'My' TV channel 219 and to your next show..

The ring girls / girls in general made me jiz my pants amazing oh and the show was ace too.

Shaun, I think it's on a different channel, Phil will confirm.

Ahh, Okay Dave The film crew had me introducing 'My Channel' so that's why I presumed. No worries as long as the show gets an airing.

Was that when you stole my limelight? hahaha ;)

'Lemon'light more like ;-) x

well done to Connor from PMT and Chris who has put in a lot of hard work and really turned Connors style around.
Gutted couldn't make this one love watching all Team Tieu fighters, good style and know how to score.

Really good show as usual, some really close fights! Think Sam Wilson is very underrated think he will cause trouble to anyone in top ten that division!

Totally agree and have said those exact words myself. Sam Wilson should be given a shot at all the big boys and people will see the upset this lad will cause. Genuine, respectful, talented and tough lad. Would love to see more promotors giving Sam Wilson a go at the big time as he more than deserves to be there and has proven himself at every opportunity he has been given so far. Now who's gonna give him the shot???

all of ko gym is awkward its very hard to watch greg is the best one but he spends the least time training with them that is why

Paul Ward, you're just one of those losers who's not man enough to show a full profile and likes to come on this site not to be constructive but just to try to annoy people.

I like how you're trying to turn what I said into a dis but if you read my post above then you'll see what I meant mate. As for being "very hard to watch", I think most of the UK will be watching Greg take on Luke Turner a week on Saturday at Xplosion at the O2 as that is set to be one of the most exciting domestic match up's this year imo.

"Don't feed the troll" . He will waste away .