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#Aversa. Allo #Jommelli si conclude il corso di #kickboxing
https://www.larampa.news/2026/05/aversa-jommelli-conclude-corso-kick-boxing/
El Marqués será sede del Campeonato Nacional K1 Profesional de la WKC este 9 de mayo en Plaza San Pedro, La Cañada. La función incluirá 10 peleas amateurs y profesionales, además de la participación de tres peleadores locales.
In her fight breakdown, Mona Kimura keeps saying that she has a completely different personality in the ring.
And based on what I’m seeing here, I completely believe it.
When she’s sitting down in an office, wearing a sweater, talking casually—she seems unremarkable. Someone who could easily blend into a crowd. But in the ring, Chun Li takes over, and there’s a wholesale personality change.
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If Mona Kimura keeps winning, she will definitely be a global superstar.
Because it’s one thing to be the real life Chun Li. That’s a neat gimmick that gets people talking. But it’s another thing to be unorthodox in a way that works.
A few posts on social media say she only fights with her legs, but I can see real boxing ability. If you think she can’t punch, you’ll be eating leather.
Also, pretty girl fighters are frightening. It means few opponents touch their face.
LLANELLI: Three-time world champion kickboxer who bag-packed in supermarkets to fund her career calls for business support
A three-time world kickboxing champion from Llanelli is calling on local businesses to sponsor her career — after revealing she has been raffling prizes and bag-packing in supermarkets to raise money for international tournaments.
Dr Tennessee Randall, 28, has won world titles, two European championships, and held an unbeaten international record for five years — but says a lack of consistent backing is now limiting her ability to compete at the highest level.
“Everything we do, we fund ourselves — travel, accommodation, entry fees,” she said. “We were raffling and bag-packing in supermarkets to raise money for my most recent overseas tournament.”
Llanelli’s Tennessee Randall celebrates a kickboxing winHer latest world title came in Abu Dhabi last November, where she won the under-65kg full-contact category. She also held an unbeaten international record between 2018 and 2023 in the under-56kg division.
“I don’t know when my next tournament is because I don’t know what I can afford,” she said. “If I had more support, I could compete more, stay active, and keep improving. There’s so much more I want to achieve to further put my local area and Wales on the map.”
Randall’s journey in the sport began at the age of seven, when her parents encouraged her to take up kickboxing following bullying at school. She progressed through local clubs before joining Xandao Kickboxing, where she was identified as a potential international competitor — and won her first world title at the age of 12.
She has since competed in approximately 1,000 bouts and has twice been named Llanelli Sportsperson of the Year at the Brin Isaac Memorial Awards. She is targeting a third win — which would equal the record held by rugby legend Phil Bennett, who alongside 1979 world snooker champion Terry Griffiths is among Llanelli’s most celebrated sporting figures.
Tennessee Randall in the kickboxing ringAlongside her sporting career, Randall has earned a doctorate in psychology from Swansea University and works as a research associate while also coaching fitness and kickboxing classes locally.
She has received some support from equipment brand Top Ten but says consistent sponsorship has been hard to come by despite her record at world level.
Looking ahead, Randall has her sights set on competitions in Uzbekistan, North Macedonia and Istanbul. “These are the tournaments where you fight the best of the best,” she said. “That’s what I want — to keep pushing myself.”
Businesses interested in supporting Randall’s campaign can get in touch via her social media channels.
Related stories from Swansea Bay News
Double delight for Llanelli-born star as world kickboxing champion gets Swansea Uni Masters distinction
Our previous coverage of Tennessee Randall’s academic and sporting achievements.
Swansea and Carmarthenshire Team Wales fighters help secure impressive medal haul at World Championships
Welsh kickboxers on the world stage.
Record medal haul for Welsh martial arts competitors at World Championships
Wales’s growing reputation in international martial arts competition.
Video - ‘A Loss and a Birth’: Malik on Transition, Race and Family
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[a #video about #Cuba from the #news collective #BellyOfTheBeast]
Ely Malik is a #trans Sanda kickboxer in Cuba who speaks about progress, shortages in #HealthCare, community survival, #race and what it means to transition in front of the people who raised you. This isn’t just a story about fighting in the ring. It’s about fighting to exist, to be respected and to live truthfully — even when the world makes that dangerous.
#OilForCuba!
#EndTheBlockadeEmbargo
#CubaSolidarity
#LetCubaLive
#LatinAmerica #Caribbean
#LGBTQ #politics #kickboxing
#Casaluce. #Kickboxing, #Jesolo incorona i campioni del maestro #DiRonza
https://www.larampa.news/2026/04/casaluce-kickboxing-jesolo-incorona-campioni-maestro-di-ronza/
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