Legions Muaythai

Some clips from Tommy ico European title fight.
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@tommy_legions2012 ico European title fight clips from @maximus.ico. Thankyou @hrb_media_ for the clips #legionsmuaythai #yorkgym #yorkmuaythai #homeofchampions #juniorfighter

Another weekend another fight show this time on the .ico show in Coventry.
gets another stoppage this time in the first round.
Gave his opponent a 8 count then we told him to throw the head kick he listened rest is history perfect ko.

had his first k1 fight on the maximum show 2 years ago and 2 years later he's back on fighting for the ico European title against a very tough French boy who and the ICO gold medalist champion.
Very tough hard fight but Tommy controlled the fight giving his opponent a 8 count in the third round and went on to win on points and the new ico European k1 champion.
Thankyou all those that came to support and all the team that helped get the boys ready.

weighs in at 50kg for the ico European title agains the current ico gold medalist from France.
weighs in under 68kg for his k1 fight.
Good luck to both lads.

Pictures from Gracie and arda fight on Hitman Fight League last Saturday.

50/50 tonight at the at the o2
First up on her first a-class fight against uk no2.
Tough fight we couldn't get going as she usually does and lost on split decision but it's all a learning curve back out in 3 weeks.
Then last up against Archie we knew it would be a tough fight with Archie coming forward to clinch all the time.
What a bloodbath it was set a game plan and Arda stuck to it cutting his opponents around 4 times and scoring with his left kick and sweeps Arda went on to win on points.
well done Gracie and Arda.
Massive thankyou to all those that came down to support and to all the guys for getting them on.

Both and weighed in for their fights on tomorrow.

UK BATTLE HUB MAXIMUS III: LEWIS WOLFF VS SIMPHIWE MAGWAZA

🔥 FIGHT ANNOUNCEMENT 🔥
Rising talent meets proven champion.

🥊 Tommy Phillips of Legions Gym returns to Maximus after featuring on Maximus I. Riding momentum through the ranks, he now looks to secure his first international title and make a statement on the big stage.

⚔️ Representing Île de la Réunion, Endrix Rochetaing arrives with serious credentials. A two time ICO World Championship Gold Medallist (2024 & 2025), he brings elite pedigree and is determined to take the belt back to France.

💥 ICO European K1 Title
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One rising star chasing his breakthrough.
One champion defending his reputation.

Who claims international gold?

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3rd weekend in a row we were out again this time in Birmingham on
First up against a tall puncher and early on got his nose bust but he wasn't going to stop showed massive heart for the 3 rounds but loosing on points.

Next up defending his WKU British title.
His opponent came out really strong putting it on Tommy but Tommy dug deep and started to slow his opponent down in the 3rd round onwards with his knees and boxing to take the win on points.
Great fight by 2 young juniors.

Big thankyou to all those that travel each week to come support all our fighters up and down the country it appreciated.
Few weeks of now till April the 18th we have and both fighting in London at the o2 on

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