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A FORMER world kickboxing champion is ‘excited’ to be back up and running but says more should have been done during the ‘difficult times’. Russ Williams, who runs gyms in Caerwys and Wrexham, said he is looking forward to welcoming back clients and restarting sessions, but said rules should be the same across the borders. He said: “I was disappointed with the Welsh Government in March as they let hairdressers open and gave them the same funding as us but let them open March 15 and we are closed until now with no extra support. “They even let tattoo parlours open before us which I couldn t believe as they are right next to the clients and we can keep at a distance.
Press Release – World Kickboxing Network
On Saturday, April 24 New Zealand will once again become a host of the world-class action, when “Born Fight 9” takes place at YMCA Auckland CBD. The event will see a series of MMA, kickboxing and Muay Thai bouts. The top of the fight-bill will feature a contest for WKN International title.
The newly crowned World Kickboxing Network super cruiserweight champion Bob Dhcamad Armstrong will face Pane Haraki in a five-round MMA matchup with WKN International light heavyweight title on the line.
Also on the card the WKN World featherweight Muay Thai champion Yordniyom Yuttakangumtorn will square off against New Zealand champion Dominic Reed. As well, former WKN super cruiserweight title challenger Lapa Halangahu will take on Stefan Harrison in kickboxing battle.