ISKA Sanction KING OF THE RING
After extensive negotiations with King of the Ring promoters Nash Somani and Owen Comerie, Mike Fowles ISKA UK Director was please to announce that the popular Nottingham based fight shows would no longer staged single match title fights and with the support and sanction of the ISKA would replace them with four man tournaments.
Mike Fowles said, we had taken away another set of titles in an already crowded market and replaced is with a more exciting tournament format were the tournament winner will receive a £1000 and the King of the Ring brand gets added credibility trough its association with the ISKA it’s a positive step forward for everyone involved. Nash and Owen plan to host tournaments under Kickboxing, Thaiboxing and MMA rules in the Welterweight, Middleweight and Heavyweight divisions. Their first event of 2009 in on the 1st March at the Sport Nottingham Arena for more information call 08700 347 022 or go to http://www.sportnottingham.co.uk
20 January 2009
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