• Vasilis Kakarikos
  • George Pergialis with Greek Kick Boxer Vasilis Kakarikos moments before his fight.
  • George Pergialis with Greek Kick Boxer Vasilis Kakarikos moments before his fight.
  • John Wayne Parr vs Mike Zambidis - Pay Back Time - The Decider
  • Boxer Sarah ‘Missy’ Howett prepares for her fight
  • Boxer Sam Abul Rahim prepares for his first professional fight
  • Joe Nader and Aaron Goodson
  • Kickboxer Aaron Goodson
  • Aaron Goodson & Joe Nader at Fitzroy Stars Gym. Master Dana Goodson watching on from above in spirit. Date 19/08/2010
  • Mixed Martial Artist Cassandra Jarrad
  • Mixed Martial Artist Cassandra Jarrad
  • Mixed Martial Artist Cassandra Jarrad
  • Sarah ‘Missy’ Howett: Actor & Fighter
  • Sarah Howett
  • Wai Kru [Humility & Honour] Muay Thai fighter Raphael Soon
  • Muay Thai fighter Raphael Soon - Sak Yant is a traditional style of tattoo from Thailand. Also known as Yantra the tattoos are applied by Buddhist Monks. Many believe Yantra hold special powers of protection.
  • Sam 'King' Soliman
  • Sam 'King' Soliman
  • Sword cleaning ritual
  • Transcending Duality
  • Thinking beyond its basic representation of a lethal weapon, the sword can be seen as a tool to help in the quest of self realisation
  • Fist
  • A Fighters Faith
  • John Wayne Parr - Photos for Locked & Loaded DVD
  • John Wayne Parr - Photos for Locked & Loaded DVD
  • John Wayne Parr - Photos for Locked & Loaded DVD
  • John Wayne Parr - Photography & Design for Locked & Loaded Poster
  • Wolf aka Arto Taalikka
  • Dave 'The Rock' Hedgcock
  • World Champion Kickboxer / Mixed Martial Arts, Maurice 'Mo' Smith.
  • Zen Do Kai - Kyoshi Pete Keogh & Tom Slocum
  • Kihaku: The Spirit of Ki - Kihaku is a Japanese word that translates to the spirit of Ki. It carries with it an essence of intensity and can be thought of as the practice in awareness, control and expression of ones Ki energy. Special thanks to Peter Keogh, (Kyoshi) Zen Do Kai
  • The Tonfa is a traditional Okinawan weapon that originated from the handle of a millstone used for grinding. Ownership of weapons was forbidden on the Okinawan islands so the art of fighting with weapons was developed by the peasants using everyday objects. Special thanks to Peter Keogh, (Kyoshi) Zen Do Kai
  • In Victory's Shadow - Kickboxer: Laurie Nandex from PNG
  • A6
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