H2H Retribution
March 27th, 2010 - Calgary (CAN)
Sanctioned by CMTC-A
Promoted by CAKMA and Mike Miles Muay Thai

Main Event - World MuayThai Title
Misty Kolozetti (Canada) vs. Elisabeth Tapias (Spain)
North American Muay Thai Champion
Misty Kolozetti stepped into the ring against Spanish and Caledonian Muay Thai Champion Elisabeth Tapias. Opening the bout Tapias was quick to press and move forward trying to intimidate Kolozetti. Starting off slowly, Kolozetti let the pressing take place for a little period of time. Kolozetti then started landing some hard punches which snapped the Spanish girl's head backwards hard. This brought some respect to the Canadian girl from Tapias. Rounds one to four had Kolozetti landing some very hard shots and Tapias trying to press but being forced backwards from the heavy blows. In the final round, Kolozetti finally opened up and delivered combinations that scored and frustrated Tapias. Kolozetti pressed forward throwing excellent combinations with focus and resolve. Tapias came to fight and delivered some good MuayThai technique and proved how tough she was. But the end of the bout, Misty Kolozetti was to walk away with a new title belt around her waist. Kolozetti was also to walk away with the Roy Lilley Best In Town Fighter Trophy.

Semi-Main Event - International Middleweight MuayThai Prestige Match
Peter Arbeau (Canada) vs. Javi Maez Fernandez (Spain)
Intercontinental Muay Thai Champion Peter Arbeau battled against Spanish IFMA Muay Thai Champion Javi Maez Fernandez. This bout was all set to be a pressure cooker. The bout opened with Fernandez looking confident and pressing Arbeau. The Spanish athlete demonstrated some very good MuayThai skills. As the two exchanged, Arbeau rose to the occasion handily nullifying Fernandez's clinch and knee attacks. Arbeau delivered and scored with some nice counter knee and elbow attacks. Closing in on the end of the round, Arbeau delivered a vicious left body hook to the liver and followed with a right roundhouse to the opposite side of the rib cage. Fernandez went down in agony and was counted out. Peter Arbeau won by 1st round KO at 1:59 of the first round.

Under Card
International Bouts
Hakeem Dawodu (Canada) vs. Jovan White (USA)
Hakeem Dawodu squared off against American Jovan White. The bout was supposed to be under Full MuayThai rules but was changed at the last moment (no elbow attacks but knees were allowed to the face) by the request of the American. The American athlete felt uncomfortable without his coach being present. White's coach could not make the trip at the last minute due to the fact his passport still was not ready. The UK's Sandy Holt stepped up and worked the White's corner. As the bout started, White came out quite aggressively. Dawodu looked very calm and measured his opponent. The two fell into a clinch and Dawodu locked onto White's neck and delivered a barrage of knees. White fought back delivering as many body punches and uppercuts as he could muster. Dawodu hung on in a tight and guarded clinch, delivering a multitude of knees to the Americans face, finally dropping him to the canvas. As the bout continued, Dawodu just calmly delivered scoring blows and forced himself back into the clinch with more vicious knees pummeling away at the body and head of White. Sensing a KO in the first round, Dawodu unleashed a series of punches but White covered and hung on well. In the second round, it was a repeat of the first with Dawodu unloading jumping knees from in the clinch to the head of White. As the knees hammered home, it was obvious that White was going to get hurt. Finally the referee waived the fight off after the 4th knockdown. Hakeem Dawodu was to win by 2nd round TKO.

Alana Dunbrack (Canada) vs. Emma Bragg (UK)
Alana Dunbrack looked across the ring to see what is now a constant in her fight career..., a significantly taller opponent. England's Emma Bragg looked very fit and was obviously ready to fight. Dunbrack fought one of her better battles in this fight but was still having a hard time reaching her opponent. When Dunbrack did score, instead of following it up, she would step back out. This worked to the English athletes advantage. Bragg was always trying to finish the exchanges and used her reach to her advantage. An entertaining fight but Bragg was to pull off the win and head back to her native England victorious.