International Kickboxer Magazine, May/June 2016
“You have one career and one only – you have to go out there and make it happen. Fight hard and fight often, make a plan and stick to it! Continue reading
Archive for Bangkok
Millad Farzad: Fighters Fight!
Posted in Kickboxing, Muay Thai, Real Men with tags Bangkok, Chengrob Pumpanmuang, Daniel Kerr, Diesellek Top King Boxing, Fahmongkon Sor Danjayong, Glory, Imwiset Pornanai, International Kickboxer Magazine, Isuzu Champion, Kunlun Fight, Lumpinee Stadium, Max Muay Thai, Milad Farzad, Nampon Pk Stereo, Peter Boyd, Remy Vectol, Saiyok, Thai Fight, Western Australian Thai Boxing Center, WMC, Yuri Kehl on June 4, 2016 by Jarrod Boyle
Lion Fight 25: ‘John’ Wayne Parr versus Cosmo Alexandre
Posted in 'John' Wayne Parr, Journalism, Muay Thai, Real Men with tags 'John' Wayne Parr, Bangkok, Blackzilians, Boonchu, Caley Reece, CMT, Cosmo Alexandre, Elliot Compton, Fightlive TV, Jake Lund, Joe Rogan, Kevin Dick, Kickboxing, Las Vegas, Lion Fight, Lumpini Stadium, Melchor Menor, Michael 'Thomahawk' Thompson, Michael Schiavello, Muay Thai, Ramon Dekkers, Randy Couture, Rob Kaman, S1, Scott Kemp, Temecula, WMC on December 18, 2015 by Jarrod Boyle
International Kickboxer Magazine, Nov/Dec 2015
‘John’ Wayne Parr is scheduled to take on Cosmo Alexandre at Lion Fight 25 in Las Vegas, Nevada on October 23. Continue reading
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Sam Ballantyne: Western Australian WBC Champion
Posted in Kickboxing with tags 'John' Wayne Parr, Bangkok, Belarus, Blair Smith, Darren Curovic, Dmitry Valent, IFMA Royal World Cup, Kaitlyn vance, Kao Sok Muay Thai, Kerrianne McKay, Loren Element, Michael Badato, Nadir Ishakov, PTJ Muay Thai, Russia, Samuel Ballantyne, Scott Wilson, State Title, The Pit Muay Thai, WBC, WMC on September 24, 2015 by Jarrod Boyle 
So, what’s been going on since we spoke last ?
Since the last interview, I’ve had 2 fights. The first was in Bangkok at the IFMA 2015 Royal World Cup. I drew a Russian, Nadir Ishakov. A very lanky southpaw – your typical nightmare fight. He was about a foot taller; it was horrible! Continue reading
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Jamie ‘The Official’ Stamp
Posted in Kickboxing, Real Men with tags Anthony Vella, Bangkok, Beniah Douma, Chiang Mai, Daddy Kool, Elliot Compton, Eruption, Evolution, Joel Bowen, Kickboxing, Louie Isofidis, Lumpini, Moranbah, Muay Thai, Ormeau, Paul Briggs, Paul Demicoli, Saenchai, Team Quest, Thirteen Coins on April 12, 2013 by Jarrod Boyle
Revenge of the beard!
International Kickboxer Magazine, March/April 2013
In Queensland, people grow all kinds of crazy things in their backyards. At Jamie Stamp’s house in Ormeau, it happens to be a kickboxing gym.
“It started off as a small shed down the back of the house,” says Jamie. “Since Anthony [Vella] has come along, the place has grown in leaps and bounds. It’s getting bigger and bigger! We’ve already got six of our regular fighters matched for February, and there’s fifteen or so fighters down there altogether.” Continue reading
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The World’s Best Muay Thai
Posted in Kickboxing with tags 'John' Wayne Parr, Andrei Kulebin, Bad Company Muay Thai, Bangkok, Buakaw, Chris Ngimbie, Contender Asia, Dzabar Askerov, Emanuel Di Profetis, Emanuel Di Profetis Saenchai, Erika Kamimura, Faldir Chabari, Giorgio Petrosyan, Gym Boxing St. Fons, Iron Tiger Muay Thai, It’s Showtime 73 Max, Julie Kitchen, Kevin Ross, Las Vegas, Liam Harrison, Lumpinee Stadium, Mark Wakeling, Master Toddy, Muay Thai, Nasser Kacem, Nieky Holtzken, Paul Karpowicz, Rajamadern Stadium, Ramon Dekkers, Rayen Simpson, Rudolph Durica, Shane Campbell, Steve Wakeling, Tetsuya Yamato, Throwdown Training Center, Touch Gloves Gym, Vitaly Gurkov, WBC, WMC title, Yodsanklai Fairtex, Yohan Lidon on February 12, 2013 by Jarrod Boyle
International Kickboxer Magazine, Jan/Feb 2013
Kickboxing, as a sport, as been evolving since the early eighties. Its roots in Muay Thai have remained constant, however; Muay Thai continues to exist despite fashion and rule changes and springs up like a hardy flower in the most unlikely of places, taking root amongst passionate practitioners and audiences alike. JARROD BOYLE takes you on a whirlwind tour of the best fighters defining and promoting the art worldwide. Continue reading
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The Buakaw Saga: A Living Legend
Posted in Journalism, Kickboxing with tags 'John' Wayne Parr, Albert Kraus, Andre Manaart, Andy Souwer, Bangkok, Buriram, Chachengsao, Champion Versus Champion 2, Djabar Askerov, Duane Ludwig, Frank Giorgi, Giorgio Petrosyan, Hideki Suzuki, Ingram Gym, Jamaica, Jordan Thai, K1, K1 Max, Kobayashi, Kohi, Lumpini Stadium, Masato, Muay Thai, Omnoi Stadium, Por.Pramuk, Sato, Sombat Bambachek, Thailand, Yodsanklai on December 5, 2012 by Jarrod Boyle
International Kickboxer Magazine, Nov/Dec 2012
Buakaw, known to his parents as Sombat Banchamek, is arguably one of the greatest fighters of the modern era. Over a career which spans a staggering 238 fights, he has established his career with a style and a slew of performances which have thrilled millions. Now, in the ultimate triumph of business over sport, it appears his career has been stolen from him – and us – in a legal quagmire. On the back of sixteen straight wins, he has been forced into retirement. JARROD BOYLE looks back over the reign of a great champion and wonders where to from here. Continue reading
Theme Park at its Darkest 