"I'm a very KO or be KOed kind of guy."
International Kickboxer Magazine, Jan/Feb 2012
Australia’s great heavyweight hope, Ben ‘The Guv’ner’ Edwards caught up with JARROD BOYLE to look at all that awaits him on the international fight scene. Continue reading
Nathan ‘Carnage’ Corbett gives us the flip side of Richard Walsh’s coin. Continue reading
Many years ago, my good friend Jonathan Devenish and I dragged ourselves off to see Andrei Rublev at the now-defunct Lumiere Cinema. Continue reading
Tragedy has struck at Andrew Parnham’s Photajaroen (PTJ) Thaiboxing gym in Ryde, Sydney, and the repercussions have been felt around the country. It’s a loss for the sport itself and more negative publicity we don’t need, but worst of all, the Australian kickboxing community has lost a significant member of its social fabric. Continue reading
International Kickboxer Magazine, November/December 2011
Tommy Murray is that rarity; a Victorian fighter who specialises in Full Thai Rules. He holds a swag of titles, among them a couple of WMC belts. His biggest challenge-to-date will be when he fights Ben Mahoney in front of a home-town crowd in Shepparton, Victoria on September 10. Mahoney will be representing JWP’s Boonchu gym, possibly the most venerated Thaiboxing gym in the nation. Tommy gives JARROD BOYLE the rundown in the last days before the fight of his life. Continue reading
International Kickboxer Magazine, November/December 2011
Mick Siebert is the kind of heavyweight we love to watch; big, skilled and lives to fight. He has spent some time getting his demons in check and has returned to the ring with a highly impressive decision win over the seasoned American K1 veteran, Carter Williams. He talks to JARROD BOYLE about his return to the ring and his plans for the future. Continue reading
Let’s have a laugh.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/937285-the-50-dumbest-quotes-in-sports
This is most unfortunate news. I guess it’s what happens when money and ego are involved.
http://www.mixfight.nl/portal/2011/11/12/golden-glory-gate-–-the-trial/
The short answer is that I don’t know, but it’s a hell of a lot more fun.
The next time someone says fighting is more dangerous or injurious, point them towards this article:
Theme Park at its Darkest 