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The
A.K.A. was established
in 2002 and was the global pioneer of K1
Kickboxing bouts under 'Controlled-Contact'
rules that is now commonly known as K1-Light.
Today, K1-Light
contests are offered by all of the major sanctioning
bodies, such as WKA, ISKA, WAKO, IKF & ICO.
Initially A.K.A. England
offered fighters the opportunity to compete for
Area Titles and English titles. A circuit of events
was build across England with shows regularly
held in Warrington, Leigh, Manchester, Darlington,
Milton-Keynes, Birmingham.
Foreign fighters began to enter the events, and
eventually European, International and World Titles
were sanctioned.
The A.K.A. Co-Sanctioned
these Championships Titles with the I.K.F.
International Kickboxing
Federation until 2018.
In 2020, during the time of Covid lockdowns, the
A.K.A. began to work
with W.K.A. World Kickboxing
Association.
The
W.K.A. were delivering
PPV-Studio events online, without audiences, due
to the Covid restrictions on public gatherings.
A.K.A. England ran
several succesfull PPV-Studio events between 2021
and 2023 featuring W.K.A.
Championship titles.
In 2024,
A.K.A. England returns
to events in hired public venues / sports halls
with audiences. These events will be featuring
Area, English and British Championship titles
in both the formats of K1-Light
( Controlled-Contact ) and K1-Rules
( Full-Contact ).
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