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ufc_fighter
09-05-2009, 01:16 PM
CCA are holding a tournement at their gym in Hartlepool,

Closed Combat Arena Academy,
George Street,
Hartlepool,
Sunday May 31st 2009
01429 298436

9:30am onwards

This will be a grapple and strike tournement with 6 weight catagories as well as a category for 14 - 17 yrs,

Prize money for winning each section is £100,
All Fighters with no more than two semi professional fights are welcomed to this event,
Show is being back back martial arts illustrated and shall be in next months issue,

Weights are as follows:

Under 63kg
Under 65kg
Under 70kg
Under 75kg
Under 80kg
Over 80kg

and a 14 - 17 yrs section, the winners will be paid £50 per section

£10 to enter, should be a great day with some bouts taking place in the cage and some on the matted area,

Rules are Amateur however light headshots are allowed whilst stood up (Anyone disobeying the light headshot rule will be immediatly disqualified)

Open to all clubs, great event for first timers to have a go and £100 prize money to the lucky winners of each section,

For more information Please contact
Johndawson4@msn.com or Richard.mckie@hotmail.co.uk

madjimmi
13-05-2009, 03:32 PM
looking forward to this

General H
13-05-2009, 03:58 PM
please change the name from grapple & strike as grapple & strike is a registered company.

thanks
G&S

Dmjohn2000
25-05-2009, 06:28 PM
Is this event still going ahead ?

pauljono1120
25-05-2009, 06:51 PM
Look's awesome, I still don't see the point in light headshots though...

Mark_p
26-05-2009, 08:28 AM
Is this event still going ahead ?


Yes mate event still going ahead. Are you entering?

ufc_fighter
26-05-2009, 01:12 PM
Look's awesome, I still don't see the point in light headshots though...

I understand what your saying about the headshots, but the refereeing will be really strict making sure no-one breaks the rules, and wont be shy to DQ people

its way easier to set up takedowns and stuff with headshots included, more feints etc... just makes things a bit more interesting than the usual amateur rules

providing it works well we'll be holding more in future

kspencer!
26-05-2009, 03:46 PM
if youre fighting the first thing you want to do is land a big shot would be hard not to land a hard shot

ufc_fighter
27-05-2009, 09:22 AM
if youre fighting the first thing you want to do is land a big shot would be hard not to land a hard shot

Its called 'control', if anything a competition like this will help fighters to control themselves when fighting as oppose to going out like a bat outta hell for every fight, keeping composed and thinking about a fight in a controlled atmosphere

the way I see it, theres points and continous tae kwon do, kickboxing, karate, etc etc... most with limited contact so if it works well in these formats, why cant it work in MMA

NeilD
27-05-2009, 11:15 AM
Just out of interest... whats happening with the name?

AlexEnlund87
27-05-2009, 11:17 AM
Kicks to the head????

ufc_fighter
27-05-2009, 12:12 PM
yes light kicks to the head eg, front leg round kick but realistically with the light contact I wouldnt recommend throwing a light kick to the head because you'll more than likely get taken down, but the options there...

ufc_fighter
27-05-2009, 12:13 PM
Just out of interest... whats happening with the name?

Can't edit the title in the thread so it'll have to stay as it is on here

ufc_fighter
01-06-2009, 10:27 AM
Great event, good turn out, hope everyone enjoyed the day

Results to follow shortly

for professional Photographs go to
http://www.kevinmaw.com/ and....... type 'cca' in show gallery

well done to everyone who took part, and especially to the U16 fighters, all had a great showing and gained a great deal of experience to build on in your future performances

Thankyou to everyone who helped out and all the clubs who attended