White Collar Fight Night 6

White Collar Fight Night 6 Raised over $12,000 Dollars!
Athletics for Kids will be receiving about $12,000 from the event. Contenders Training Studio would like to thank every individual that purchased a ticket, and/or donated money. The money collected for the event will go straight to the charity.

This event would not be possible without the fighters and sponsors:
All Photography donated by Jason Keel.

Fight Number 1 - Stephen Jackson vs Rex Turna

Sponsored by: Phillips, Hager & North


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Stephen "Action" Jackson vs Rex "The Rock Hammer" Turna
The first set the bar high for White Collar Fight Night. Steve's excellent boxing skills and Rex's speed and power made it an excellent fight to get the crowd going.

Fight Number 2 - Junior Moar vs Steve Conkin

Sponsored by: Leithwheeler
Pro-Boxing Exhibition


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Junior Moar vs Steve Conkin
This was an exhibition of high level professional boxing for the crowd of over 200 excited fans. We wish them luck in their upcoming fights. Both fighters will be fighting at the Rumble at the Red December 27, 2008

Fight Number 3 - Nathan Narusis vs Victor Rodriguez

Sponsored by: Don Halliday and Richard Durrans


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Nathan "The Nightmare" Narusis vs Victor "Little Cheater" Rodriguez
Considered to be one of the the most entertaining fight of the night; these 2 warriors gave it all they had. Both fighters were exhausted after the three rounds. Both fighters deserved to be crowned champions after their performance. Congratulations to both Nathan Narusis and Victor Rodriguez.

Fight Number 4 - Mike Heathfield vs Inderjit Bisla

Sponsored by: Davidson and Company


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Mike Heathfield vs Inderjit Bisla
This fight was a great exhibition between 2 successful businessmen as well as champions of many boxing and martial arts events. Both men came out swinging and the crowd instantly reacted to the power of the punches.

Fight Number 5 - Amar Manuel vs Amin Ibrahim

MIDDLE WEIGHT TITLE FIGHT
Sponsored By: Bone Hardwear


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Amin "Mailbox" Ibrahim vs Amar "The Real Estate Deal" Manuel

This fight lived up to the hype. Both fighters wanted this rematch. Amar trained harder then ever for this fight, but Amin had recently changed his style. Suddenly Amin wasn't as easy to hit, and picked his shots rolling and slipping after almost every combination. Amar showed heart as he didn't stop until the final bell.

Fight Number 6 - Brent Louie vs Peter Cunningham

CRUISER WEIGHT TITLE FIGHT
Sponsored By: Hawkeye Gold


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Brent Louie vs Peter Cunningham
This last minute bout featured Lawyer Brent Louie and Personal Trainer Peter Cunningham. Both have limited experience in boxing. Brent was reluctant to throw, while Peter was finding his combinations were landing. It was an exciting match and we can't wait to see more of Brent Louie!

Fight Number 7 - Andrew Gabrielson vs David McWhinnie

HEAVY WEIGHT TITLE FIGHT
Sponsored By: Fasken Martineau and Farris, Vaughan, Wills and Murphy LLP


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David "The Fever" McWhinnie vs Andrew "Chopper" Gabrielson
The epic Speed VS Power battle. David is a very bouncy, quick, boxer. Andrew is a powerhouse. David picked his shots well, however, whenever he threw a punch, he had another coming right back at him. Andrew knew this is how you take away the speed of a fast boxer. It worked. In the end it was Andrews power that prevailed. David McWhinnie has had several bouts, and continues to fight anybody anytime - this just wasn't his night.

We would like to send out a special thanks to Gordy Racette and Paul Lazenby as well as all the other volunteers that help make this event happen.

Thanks to: Marina Mavros, Andy Mavros, Sebastian Montesi, Max Montesi, David Brown, Cynthia Galvez, Ronald Yeung, Anthony Trad, Colin Wong, Danielle Lowe, Mike Disalvo, Manny Sobral, Alister, Dave Babych, Craig Knapton and the Athletics for Kids Board Of Directors, Robin Russell, Garry Peters, & everybody else that graciously donated their time.