C. BARETTO
Brazil
Former champion haven't defended the title since more than a year

Chris WHITE
Australia
Former champion haven't defended the title since more than a year

Igor PAVLENKO
Ukraine
Former champion haven't defended the title since more than a year

Andrei ZAYATS
Belarus

A. RODRIGUEZ
Spain

S. OCANA
France

Fabrice ROSSI
France

M. KLOCKARDS
Finland
Former champion haven't defended the title since more than a year

A. RODRIGUEZ
Spain

PCHETPALAI
Thailand

Patrick CARTA
Italy

Gerard LINDER
Poland

Sinisa Kovacic
Croatia

T. MAKOWSKI
Poland

Patrick CARTA
Italy

Loris AUDOUI
Guadeloupe

P. KINIGAMAZI
Switzerland

Loris AUDOUI
Guadeloupe

Loris AUDOUI
Guadeloupe

Loris AUDOUI
Guadeloupe

I. ATODIRESEI
Romania
Former champion haven't defended the title since more than a year

A. HAMOUCHE
France

Habib BAKIR
France
Former champion haven't defended the title since more than a year

E. JANKOWSKI
Poland

M. Tomczykowski
Poland

Bogdan LUKIN
Ukraine

G. PANEPINTO
Belgium

Julien MOYON
France

SAMIR
Marocco

F. LACALAMITA
Italy

Gabriel VARGA
Canada

SAMIR
Marocco

Cedric PEYNAUD
France

M. PEYNAUD
France

Danila DEIVIDAS
Lithuania

Marvin SELLAM
FRANCE

Steeve VALENTE
France

R. ZIEZKEWICZ
Poland

David CALVO
Spain

Andrei KULEBIN
Belarus

Daniel Zahra
Malta

Abdellah EZBIRI
FRANCE

R. Kushnirekno
Ukraine

David CODRON
France

Bruce Codron
France

Marcin Parcheta
Poland

Steeve Valente
France

Erkan Varol
TURKEY

Mohammed EL MIR DENMARK

Florin VENTILA
Romania
Former champion haven't defended the title since more than a year

D. JAVAKHIA
Georgia

Ludovic MILLET
FRANCE

Dima WEIMER
GERMANY

Adem BOZKURT
Turquie
SUSPENDED DUE TO UNPAID SANCTION FEE BY THE PROMOTER

John Wayne Parr
Australia

Lefterio PEREGO
BELGIUM

V. Moravčík
Slovakia

Sebastien PACA
France

Juanito Garcia
Baleares Island

Amri MADANI
France

Dmitri VALENT
Belarus

Cedric ANAD
France

Tyron SPONG
Holland

Medi AMAR
France

Javier MOYA
Spain

Pavel Jedrzejcyk
Poalnd

Henrik Nyegaard Denmark

Antonio TTAKAS
Cyprus

K. Benmansour
France

J. Luc BENOIT
France
Former champion haven't defended the title since more than a year

Abdel Kader
Egypt

P. Jedrzejczyk
Poland

Chris Nikolau
Cyprus

C. GENTELET
France

Omar BENMADI
Belgium
Former champion haven't defended the title since more than a year

Mustafa LAKSEM
Marocco

Cezar CORDOBA
Spain

Chris Nikolau
Cyprus

A. Gerasimchuk
Belarus

Sean COLLIER
Ireland
Former champion haven't defended the title since more than a year

R. EL AZZAWI
Iraq

M. EL AZZAWI
Great Britain

Jorge CALI
Argentina

MAJSTOROVIC
Switzerland
Former champion haven't defended the title since more than a year

M. BUZIDE
Holland

Andrea VITTORI
Italy
Former champion haven't defended the title since more than a year

Stephane Susperregui France

CARNAGE Corbett Australia

Mario KATSIS
Greece

Daniel GHITA
Romania

A. NOSIREV
Russia

VACANT

Slavo POLUCIC
Switzerland
SUSPENDED DUE TO UNPAID SANCTION FEE BY THE PROMOTER

Xhavit BAJRAMI
SWISS / KOSOVO

Lucian Danilencu Romania

Alexander. USTINOV
Russia

RULES AND REGULATIONS
FOR KICKBOXING WITHOUT LOW KICK . KICKBOXING . KICKBOXING ORIENTALES RULES . THAI BOXING COMPETITION OVERVIEW IN BRIEF

1. FULL CONTACT

Full Contact rules permit all types of kicks and punches including spinning or turning back fist. All target areas in this division to be above the belt only. In addition to approved boxing gloves (8oz. for 153 lbs. and under, 10 oz. gloves for all weight categories over 153 Ibs..), approved foot pads and shin guards are also mandatory. Kicking judges will count kicks for each of the two fighters. Eight kicks are mandatory per round. A knockdown or standing 8 count, is counted as a kick for both fighters. There is a half point penalty for each missed kick and disqualification for failing to meet the Mandatory Kick Rule (MKR) in any two rounds for any match of 6 rounds or less. In bouts in 7-11 rounds failing the MKR in any 3 rounds means disqualification. For a 12 round bout, if the MKR is not fulfilled in any 4 rounds, the fighter is disqualified. If a fighter fails to fulfil the MKR in any two consecutive rounds they will be disqualified. Sweeps must be to the front leg only from the outside in with the sole of the foot. Rounds are two minutes long with a one minute rest. Long Karate type pants are mandatory (no Thai shorts).

2. KICKBOXING RULES

Kickboxing rules follow the Full contact format except for the following:
a). Roundhouse type kicks are allowed to the legs
b). There is no minimum kicking requirement
c). No shin guards and foot pads for professionals fighters.
d). If one fighter elects to wear footpads his opponent must wear them also
e). Thai style shorts are encouraged in this division
f). Sweeps are allowed to the inside or outside of the front or back leg

3. KICK BOXING ORIENTALES RULES

Kick boxing orientales rules follow the kickboxing rules except for the following
a). Knees is permitted to the head and bodie

4. THAI STYLE RULES

Thai rules follow the Oriental rules except for the following
a). Knees may be permitted to the head
b). Elbow strikes, with the exception of the spinning elbow, may be permitted
c). Hook kicks and spinning hook kicks may be used to the legal targets on the legs
d). All title fights will be 5x3 minute rounds in length
e). A two minute rest period between rounds may be permitted in championship bouts Rules may vary from country to country this is dependant upon the decisions of the National Sporting Council who will state which are legal/illegal techniques.

5. AMATEUR MATCHES

Amateur matches will usually be sanctioned under Full Contact and Freestyle rules only. All amateur fighters are required to wear approved headguards, shinguards and foot pads, in addition to standard equipment. Pre-made hand wraps approved by the WKN representative may be allowed. If pre-made hand wraps are used, the fighters may not put any tape over the pre-made hand wrap. All other rules apply as per professional Full Contact and Freestyle matches. Most amateur matches will consist of three rounds of two minutes each, with a one minute rest period. With the approval of the WKN, amateur title matches may be of 4 or 5 rounds duration, for championship bouts 5x2 minute rounds are mandatory. Novice fighters may be permitted to fight rounds of one and a half minutes per round, with the approval of the WKN representative. Under no circumstances may amateur fighters receive a purse. This is a only a brief outline of WKN rules. For further information contact your local WKN representative.