Banbury martial arts trio prepare to face biggest test of their careers

A trio of fighters from Banbury have been busy preparing to compete at a big event in Manchester this month.
By Jack Ingham
Published 14th Feb 2024, 16:31 BST
Updated 15th Feb 2024, 13:53 BST
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The three fighters from the Banbury Martial Arts Centre (BMAC) will all compete at the Hitman Fight League event on Saturday February 24.

Deion Wren will be making his debut in the c class of Muay Thai, while 17-year-old Alex Lailey will be stepping through the ropes for the first time to compete in the beginner n class category.

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More experienced kickboxer Sam Osborne will also be trying to get the win after securing victory in his last three appearances.

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From left to right Deion Wren, Alex lailey and Sam Osborne.From left to right Deion Wren, Alex lailey and Sam Osborne.
From left to right Deion Wren, Alex lailey and Sam Osborne.

Head coach at BMAC Stuart Davies said: “This is one of the biggest Thai boxing shows currently in the UK and a massive opportunity for the boys to showcase what they can do.”

The event, which is organised by former Leeds-based Muay Thai world champions Liam Harrison and Andy Howson, will be available to stream by pay-per-view from https://hitmanfightleague.tv/

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