England vs USA
Mina Sarihasan and Lennox Chance win in England
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by: Tommy "BEE" Bottone
Mina Sarihasan 17 years old from Middle Island, NY USA fought a 3rd amateur full contact rules kickboxing bout against Vicky
Ransom 27 years old of England.
This was an entertaining bout, as Vicky started out with a strong attack in round 1 with Mina keeping her composure and
landing some good combinations.
Round 2 was when Mina found that her front Kick was a very effective weapon for this fight and began landing it at will,
gaining control with it using it to set up some great hand and leg combinations.
Round 3 Mina was in control and showcased some strong boxing and kicking combinations being the aggressor for the entire
round. Mina also landed a very strong roundhouse kick to the neck showing how tough Vicky was as she continued fighting strong
to the final bell.
This was the first time Mina Sarihasan has fought outside of the U.S. and was thrilled to fight in England. She hopes
to return to Europe to fight again.
Mina 's record is now 7-0-0 holding a NYS and East Coast title and this undefeated young female fighter plans on becoming
an Amateur World champion at 124 lbs in the near future.
Mina's trainer Tommy Bottone has said that he is amazed at the great skill and will that Mina possesses for such little
experience, only 2 years in training
Tommy said that in all of his years of training and fighting he has never seen anyone learn as quickly as Mina has and
is really happy to see her success in fighting at only 17 years old.
Pro kickboxing scheduled for 10 rounds: Lennox Chance, USA wins by 3 rd TKO.
Lennox Chance which fights out of AFC kickboxing in Middle island NY with World Champion Tommy "BEE" Bottone was the
featured Pro fight on September 3 rd 2006 at the Casino Rooms in Rochester England.
Lennox fought against European champion Paul Wiffin of England scheduled for 10 rounds Lennox started out slow to feel
his opponent out in round 1.By the rounds end Lennox and his corner felt that his body shots where having a very good effect
so they decided to step it up a notch.
Round 2. Lennox landed some very strong body shots dropping Paul 2 times in the round.
For round 3 Tommy Bottone in Lennox's corner told him that we can finish him in this round if you settle down on your
body shots and when he is hurt you can finish him with a right hand. After being dropped again with body shots Lennox continued
his attack with strong combinations of Kicks and body shots and landing a very hard right hand, which was the final strike,
after he went down his corner threw in the towel realizing that Lennox was too strong for Paul Wiffin on this day.
Paul Wiffen had announced before this fight that this was his final fight and he finished his career with great class
taking on a very strong up and coming champion such as Lennox Chance.
After the fight Lennox Chance said that he wished Paul all the best in his plans to continue to train champions at TKO
kickboxing.
Lennox Chance plans of challenging for a Pro World Kickboxing title in the near future. Lennox is a former amateur World
Champion and this fight puts him in line for a Pro World title shot under 130 lbs.
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posted by ケン伊藤 | 2006-09-10 23:32 
