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Liam Harrison (England) vs Sanchai Sor Kingstar (Thailand)
This is the biggest fight ever to take place in the UK. Yes believe your eyes! The best pound for pound muaythai fighter in the world will come to fight for Dan Green Promotions in London on 7th February 2009.
Current Lumpini Champion Sanchai Sor Kingstar will go up against top English fighter and current WMC World Champion Liam Harrison of Bad Company Leeds in what will be Harrison's biggest ever fight!
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Rob Storey (England) vs Mariusz Cielinski (Poland)
People's favourite & IKF European Champion Rob Storey has a really tough test in this bout against Polish fighter Mariusz Cielinski who hails from KO Gym's sister gym in Poland. ISKA WOrld Champion Cielisnki has an incredibly good CV having fought all over the world for many years, including beating the likes of Bunkerd Fairtex in New York in 2000 and winning the WAKO-pro amateur championships.
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Damien Trainor (England) vs Andy Howson (England)
These two fighters have met twice now with one win a piece. There can be no doubters now that whoever wins this will be the number one bantamweight in the UK!
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WMC World Title Fight
Bernise Alldis (England) vs Misty Sutherland (Canada)
Alldis will put her WMC world title on the line at Muaythai Legends on 7th February against top Canadian fighter Misty Sutherland who is undefeated in over 2 years!
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Dean James (England) vs Antonio Rodriguez (Spain)
Commonwealth Champion Dean James, rated the 2nd most technical fighter in England by Fighters Magazine, will make his Legends debut. Despite a short lay off, he will have one of his biggest tests to date against the incredibly experienced Antonio Rodriguez. Rodriguez is an incredible strong busy southpaw that has fought muaythai all over Europe and at Rajadamnern in Bangkok. On top of this he also holds a WKN world kickboxing title. A tough one to call!
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Sheree Halliday (England) vs Sandra Bastian (Canada)
Halliday goes into this fight on a high having just won the IKF European title against Mariela Kruse from the legendary Vos Gym. Sandra "Heart" Bastian though is a durable busy fighter and will be well schooled by top Canadian trainer Mike Miles.
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Dave Fensom (England) vs Nate Smandych (Canada)
This is an intriguing contest with the recently much improved Fensom fighting slightly heavier than usual against the brother of Canada's last Contender entrant - Nate Smandych. Fensom though is incredibly tall for a lightweight and moving up a weight shouldn't trouble him, though Smandych's experience and elbows might!
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Ruth Ashdown (England) vs Saray Medina (Spain)
WMC European Champion Ashdown goes into this fight following another KO win, this time over Italian fighter Erika Monforte. However in Medina she will face a different kind of fighter, who is more experienced and very technical. Spanish WMC Champion Medina is one of the best female fighters ever produced by Spain and has even fought on the Queen's Birthday in Thailand.
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Chris Knowles (England) vs Daniel Sams (England)
This is without doubt one of the most interesting fights of the night. Sams just beat the younger of the Knowles' brothers Lyndon, stopping him in two rounds with an array of exciting attacks. Chris Knowles though is a different level of fighter and will be looking for a big win in England following his loss on the last Legends against Whyte, who only just managed to beat Sams last April.
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Olley Watson (England) vs Mike Tomko (Slovakia)
Expect a total war between these two fighters that don't know how to take a step backwards!
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