LatestNews| KRUSH 18 Takiya KO’s Crooke |
| Saturday, 12 May 2012 12:24 |
|  KRUSH 18 staged at Korakeun Hall, Tokyo on the 3rd May by Good Loser Productions, featured an international prestige match between England’s Reece Crooke and Japanese rising star Shota Takiya. Crooke on the comeback trail was trying to fight his way into the World’s top ten, Takiya was not going to give up his spot. | |
| Worlds Collide Casserley KO’s Davis |
| Wednesday, 09 May 2012 21:17 |
|  Worlds Collide promoted by Chris Boyne promised an explosive ISKA World title match between UFC veteran Marcus Davis and Irish Thaiboxing standout Mark Casserly and that’s what both fighters delivered when they met to contest the ISKA World Light-cruiserweight Championship on the 6th May in Dublin. | |
| Worlds Collide Public weigh in, Davis and Casserley on target for ISKA World title match |
| Saturday, 05 May 2012 21:53 |
|  What a venue the Ulster Hall proved to be for Clan Wars 10. With seating all around the cage and the balcony encircling the cage it led to almost coliseums like atmosphere. Added to that the fighters came through an entrance of flames and smoke effects under a massive 20 ft crystal clear video screen coupled with the massive crowd all brought the Ulster Hall alive! The electricity was definitely in the air! | |
| Saturday, 05 May 2012 21:50 |
|  Former ISKA Bantamweight European Champion Reece Crooke continues his comeback from a long layoff on the 3rd May at Korakeun Hall, Tokyo. Crooke will face Japanese rising star Shota Takiya it’s a big step up in class but a victory for Crooke would put back near the top of the bantamweight division.
Crooke had a bad start to his comeback dropping a point’s decision to England’s Ash Udiff last October, but went on to post back to back wins against Scotland’s Kieran McAskill and Spaniard Miguel Arjona.
Tayiya has knocked out both England’s Damian Trainor and the current ISKA World Bantamweight Champion Japan’s Nobuchika Terado. Tayiya is a natural flyweight but lack of competition in his own division saw him move up to bantamweight where its seems he has no problems stopping bigger men. | |
| UFC veteran Marcus Davis fights for ISKA World Kickboxing title |
| Saturday, 05 May 2012 21:49 |
|  The return of 'The Irish Hand Grenade' Marcus Davis to Ireland happens on Sunday, May 6th at the National Basketball Arena, Tallaght. Only this time he will fight for the ISKA World Light-Cruiserweight Championship under Oriental Kickboxing Rules.
Marcus Davis campaigned in the UFC welterweight division and came close to title contention with a string of wins including victories on UFC cards in Dublin and Belfast. His action packed UFC fights won his several fight of the night honours.
Davis will face ISKA Four Nations Champion Mark Casserly from Dublin, American born Davis considers himself an Irishman, so it’s a hometown crowd for both men. Casserley is not worried about Davis’s UFC and Boxing credentials and is ready for the challenge, his fighting skills have been sharpened with success on the European Thaiboxing circuit.
The ISKA Championship match headlines a stacked card, with ISKA Intercontinental and Irish title fights featuring some of Ireland’s top fighters. | |
| ISKA UK Director Wins Bruce Lee Challenge |
| Saturday, 05 May 2012 21:39 |
|  ISKA UK Forms Director Joe Hallett has been in hard training since the beginning of the year. As he had been invited to compete in the 2nd Bruce Lee Challenge. Which was taken place at the Bercy Festival Of Martial Arts in France on 24th March.
Joe arrived in Paris that Saturday afternoon where he took a taxi to the venue and began to rehearse for the show ready for the evening. He met his fellow competitors Pablo Camacho (Spain), Joris Van De Berg (Switzerland) and Mathias Mercier (France) all very talented Nunchaku exponents. At 9pm Joe stepped out in to the arena in front of 10,000 people and live on Paris Premiere TV to perform his musical Nunchaku form.
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| 3 ISKA World titles contested in Derry |
| Wednesday, 02 May 2012 15:05 |
|  Ireland’s leading Kickboxing promoter Paddy Toland staged three ISKA World title fights, at St. Columbs Hall in Derry Northern Ireland. A capacity crowd turned out to watch Ireland’s Daniel ‘Pinta’ Quigley and Natalie McCarron both challenge for a third world title and Aidan Lafferty challenge for his first title. | |
| German Championship Kickboxing |
| Thursday, 26 April 2012 12:44 |
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