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Neil Holden
Posted: 2006-01-04 08:38:32
No probs, I didn't think that you were, and totally respect that everyone has different points of view ( I still think it could pass for Olympic Kickboxing ).

You are quite right about other nations though, like Finland, who are very well organised.

In the UK there seems to be a great increase at the moment in Amateur Activity - which could be a good thing.

Even the cover of Januarys 'FIGHTERS MAGAZINE' features an amateur bout from the recent GOLDEN BELT championships.

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The only let down is the presentation. It does the Amateur game no good at all, when fighters do not wear matching/corresponding equipment to their corner and have masking tape wrapped around their shin-pads.

It looks more presentable when Red corner wears ALL RED safety equipment and red tape to strengthen the shin pads, and Blue corner wears ALL BLUE safety equipment and blue tape to strengthen the shin pads.

Its not like it is that hard to organise/arrange - but makes a great difference to the presentation.

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