3 Thai Fighters looking for fights

[UltimateBoxing Congleton]

I've got three Muay Thai fighters I'd like to match up if anybody has a show on soon.

Scott Kirkham - 'C' Class - 80Kg (Record- 1 fight. 1 loss) - (Male)
James Young - 'N' Class - 80Kg (No record - first fight) - (Male)
Jamie Farr - 'N' Class - 59Kg (No Record - first fight) - (Male)

If anybody knows of any events/shows coming up soon, or if anybody is promoting an event please contact me to discuss matching up my fighters.

Contact me (Rob Griffiths) here. or at: info@ultimateboxing.net

[Yak]

post on axkickboxing mate, much much better for muaythai, is the equivalent of cagewarriors for mma

[MMA RULES]

I've got three Muay Thai fighters I'd like to match up if anybody has a show on soon.

Scott Kirkham - 'C' Class - 80Kg (Record- 1 fight. 1 loss) - (Male)
James Young - 'N' Class - 80Kg (No record - first fight) - (Male)
Jamie Farr - 'N' Class - 59Kg (No Record - first fight) - (Male)

If anybody knows of any events/shows coming up soon, or if anybody is promoting an event please contact me to discuss matching up my fighters.

Contact me (Rob Griffiths) here. or at: info@ultimateboxing.net

East Coast Fight Factory are loking for fighters.

Show info @ www.fightfactorys.com

Next show is Sat 1st May 2010 Cambridge.

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Stuart

[thai-jitsu]

Please excuse my ignorance, wots "N" class?

[Black Mamba]

Where are you's based dude? How fast you looking for them to be on a show?

[UltimateBoxing Congleton]

N Class is Novice... first time fighters.

[UltimateBoxing Congleton]

We are based NorthWest... Cheshire. I'm looking for Thai Boxing matches if anybody has any shows coming up. I looking for any events from End of April to July. Let me know please. I'm looking on AXKickboxing Forum too now. thanks for the advice Yak.

Thanks Rob Griffiths. Trainer.

[thai-jitsu]

N Class is Novice... first time fighters.

my god im dense. that was pretty obvious. cheers.

[Yak]

N class is a no win no lose interclub though usually...can be 3x1.5s, 3x2s or 5x1s all depends but these are WITH shinpads at a minimum, usually bigger gloves, but are essentially a controlled spar in front of an audience..

C Class means 5x1.5m no elbows to head, no knees to head

B Class means 5x2 no elbows to head but knees to head allows

A Class is Full Thai RUles 5x3

[thai-jitsu]

N class is a no win no lose interclub though usually...can be 3x1.5s, 3x2s or 5x1s all depends but these are WITH shinpads at a minimum, usually bigger gloves, but are essentially a controlled spar in front of an audience..

C Class means 5x1.5m no elbows to head, no knees to head

B Class means 5x2 no elbows to head but knees to head allows

A Class is Full Thai RUles 5x3

Id like to get into thai this year, how many novice fights are done before moving on to C Class, C to B etc?

cheers