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ISKA UK AWARDS 2009

These awards are exclusive to fighters, trainers and promoters who were involved in ISKA sanctioned events during 2009, the nominees and winners were selected by the ISKA UK Board of Directors. Although there will be no awards ceremony or physical awards we felt that the achievements of the nominees should be recognised

Natalie Bee

Natalie Bee

Pro Division

FIGHT OF THE YEAR (Kickboxing)

Nominations
Marlon Hunt v Lucas Wolf
Dale Dixon v Blerim Peeyetree
Mick Crossland v Nigel Thomas

Winner: Dale Dixon v Blerim Peeyetree

FIGHT OF THE YEAR (Muaythai)

Nominations
Daiton Jackson v Andy Brocklebank
Ivan Damyanov v Steven Jones
Helene Garnett v Jorina Baars

Winner: Daiton Jackson v Andy Brocklebank

MALE FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Kickboxing)

Nominations
Tommy McCafferty
Qasim Nisar
Marlon Hunt

Winner: Tommy McCafferty

FEMALE FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Kickboxing)

Nominations
Stacy Parker
Katie Sandall
Natalie Bee

Winner:  Natalie Bee

MALE FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Muaythai)

Nominations
Daiton Jackson
ThomasMcCormack
Jordan Watson

Winner: Jordan Watson

FEMALE FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Muaythai)

Nominations
Michelle Newell
Julie Kitchen
Helene Garnett

Winner: Julie Kitchen

PROMOTER OF THE YEAR (Kickboxing)

Nominations
Trevor Spencer
Allan Clarkin
Bern Giam

Winner:  Trevor Spencer

PROMOTER OF THE YEAR (Muaythai)

Nominations
Richard Smith
Gary O’Brian
Darren Morris

Winner: Darren Morris

TRAINER OF THE YEAR (Kickboxing)

Nominations
Trevor Spencer
Neil Kelly
Paddy Toland

Winner: Paddy Toland

TRAINER OF THE YEAR (Muaythai)

Nominations
Richard Smith
Yogi Parekh
Mick Mullaney

Winner: Mick Mullaney

Jordon Watson on the cover of Fighters Magazine

Jordon Watson on the cover of Fighters Magazine

Amateur division

MALE FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Kickboxing)

Nominations
Jake Richards
Michael Worswick
Adam Stretton

Winner:  Adam Stretton

FEMALE FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Kickboxing)

Nominations
Lydia Durkin
Hazel Gail
Gemma Marshall

Winner:  Lydia Durkin

MALE FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Muaythai)

Nominations
Darren Till
Rickie Hamilton
Elijah Barnett

Winner: Rickie Hamilton

FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Semi-Contact Boys)

Nominations
Elijah Everrill
Ethan Harris
Ryan McClyskey

Winner: Ethan Harris

FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Semi-Contact Girls)

Nominations
Megan Mingle
Lauren Williams
Rhiannon Ryder

Winner:  Rhiannon Ryder

FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Semi-Contact Men)

Nominations
Jason Lewis
James Morgan
Paul Gilmore

Winner: James Morgan

FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Semi-Contact Women)

Nominations
Tina Tromans
Carrie Hilton
Julie Charlsworth

Winner: Tina Tromans

FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Light-Contact Boys)

Nominations
Ahmed Hassan
Kieren Lomax
Callum Hawthorne

Winner: Ahmed Hassan

FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Light-Contact Girls)

Nominations
Emma Erskine
Sophie Barnett
Polly Clarke

Winner: Polly Clarke

FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Light-contact Men)

Nominations
Neil Jones
Murray Dadswell
Stuart Lawson

Winner: Neil Jones

FIGHTER OF THE YEAR (Light-contact Women)

Nominations
Kelly Day
Justine Ramsay
Sophie Simnett

Winner: Justine Ramsay

FORMS (Boys)

Nominations
Jack Underwood
James Anthony
Daniel Bowen

Winner: Daniel Bowen

FORMS (Girls)
Katie Alker
Ellie Sanderson
Becky Gardner

Winner: Katie Alker

FORMS (Men)

Nominations
Dave Busby
Stuart Wade
Jason Baird

Winner: Dave Busby

FORMS (Women)
Nominations
Gemma Wilcockson
Tanya Ledger

Winner: Tanya Ledge

12 February 2010

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