Invicta Kickboxing

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Chloe Fairhead missed out on her second consecutive ABA title against Shakira Ley from Waltham Forest, with the most outrageously bad decision we have ever seen. One can only imagine the judges were confused with Chloe’s colouring on her kit (it was red on the back) as her performance was so utterly decisive it seems impossible for her not to get the decision.

But don’t take our word for this; check it out on this link

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kh7tB2Ly4gA  

 Everyone in attendance gasped when the decision was announced, even the referee said to Chloe, ‘If it’s any consolation, I thought you won that easy’.

Chloe was fighting out of her usual weight of 48kilo in the 50kilo category, but her smooth counter-punching made the heavier Ley swing wildly and walk onto solid shots which made her constantly hold and grapple. Had it not been for Chloe’s clean Boxing the fight would have been a mess.

Chloe in Blue below

Invicta Kickboxing Club was formed 1980 in Kent by Chief Instructor Ray Askew, who has in his time competed in Boxing, Kickboxing, No-Holds barred fighting, Judo and Karate. He holds Black Belts in Kickboxing (4th Dan), Karate (3rd Dan), Jui-Jitsu (3rd Dan) and has Brown belt Judo.

Ray runs the Sittingbourne, Sheppey and Faversham area with his wife Kelly who has trained with him at the club for the last 13 years. They are helped in their endeavers by World Champion, George Pattison and Dean Flannery. 

Working within the club are Graham Prythric and  Rob August who are always available to help people coming into the club for the first time.

The club aims to produce Full-Contact Kickboxers of the highest standard as well as promoting fitness and a healthy lifestyle. We have an exellent reputation on the Kickboxing Competition circuit but are also very well known for being a friendly, fun, club that has a large number of people training for fitness and self-defence only. Sparring is recommended but not compulsory!

Telephone Ray or Kelly: 07737 699825

e-mail: ray.askew@btinternet.com