#Anissa Meksen

[theanticool]

She Hits HARD! Anissa Meksen KO's Everyone

Anissa Meksen has a strong claim to the title of greatest woman to ever kickbox. She's had a long and incredibly successful career with titles from basically every corner of the world. Now she is getting the opportunity for a title in ONE.

It's funny how Meksen's career was stalled out because ONE refused to book her fights and now she is double booked. She's fighting for the ONE strawweight kickboxing title this Friday (Nov. 8) against Jackie Buntan at ONE 169. But she's also scheduled to face former K-1 champion KANA next month. Busy times.

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ONE Friday Fights 92: "Why not make my debut?"

Anissa Meksen, the multiple world champion in Muay Thai and kickboxing, announced that she has been involved in mixed martial arts for a long time. When it comes to 'C18, there's no better time to bite the bullet and make the leap into MMA than now. Speaking at the ONE Friday Fights 92 virtual press conference, Meksen said he would gladly take his talents to MMA if the right matchup offer came…

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ONE Friday Fights 92: "Why not make my debut?"

Anissa Meksen, the multiple world champion in Muay Thai and kickboxing, announced that she has been involved in mixed martial arts for a long time. When it comes to 'C18, there's no better time to bite the bullet and make the leap into MMA than now. Speaking at the ONE Friday Fights 92 virtual press conference, Meksen said he would gladly take his talents to MMA if the right matchup offer came…

[cerealsensei]

It's new episode time mayne!

The last time we recorded the episode ran really long so we ended up chopping the episode in two. So here's the other half of the conversation that you didn't get to hear last week.

On today's episode @theanticool and I talk about the recent trend of MMA fighters calling out boxers, Ben Askren's retirement, Bellator London, Glory 71 as well as Glory 72, One Championship Edge Of Greatness and Deontay Wilder punching Luis Oritz into the next life. I hope you guys enjoy the episode. Make sure you share it with a fellow fight fan!

Time stamps

Vince Mcmahon and Behind The Bastards (8:00) Rapsody & Griselda (14:00) Fight news and announcements (18:24) Floyd Mayweather Vs Khabib? (24:36) Ben Askren's retirement and legacy (34:14) Bellator London (47:32) One Championship Edge Of Greatness (53:07) Glory 71 (1:00:30) Glory 72 (1:05:23) Deontay Wilder Vs Luis Ortiz 2 (1:15:15)

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ONE Fight Night 6: Stamp Fairtex on Beating Anna Supergirl Jaroonsak

About This ONE Fight Night 6 Post Fight Press Conference: Stamp Fairtex discusses winning her exciting, close, short notice fight against Anna Jaroonsak, a potential rematch with Supergirl, and why she'd rather fight Allycia Rodrigues or Janet Todd after her original opponent Anissa Meksen did not make the weigh in.

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'Glory 71: Chicago' results: Anissa Meksen vs Tiffany van Soest, Benjamin Adegbuyi vs D'Angelo Marshall

‘Glory 71: Chicago’ results: Anissa Meksen vs Tiffany van Soest, Benjamin Adegbuyi vs D’Angelo Marshall

Promotion: GLORY Kickboxing

Title: “Glory 71: Chicago” 

Venue: Wintrust Arena, Chicago, United States

Date: November 22, 2019

PRELIMINARY CARD

Derek Loffer (United States) vs Justin Moss (United States)

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Arthur Sorsor (United States) vs Matt Zilch (United States)

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[kyokushinpunk]

My girlfriend is starting Muay Thai in a few days so naturally we spent last night watching Anissa Meksen fights. Now that’s a romantic evening.

This is going to be fun.

[theanticool]

Anissa Meksen vs Kana booked for December 10th.

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GLORY 61: New York - Live Results

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GLORY 61: New York - Live Results

GLORY Kickboxing 61 takes place in New York, USA on Friday 2nd November. It will be broadcast in the UK on FreeSports, UFC FightPass and prelims on YouTube. Follow the results below.

  Main Card – 1:30 am GMT on FreeSports in the UK

Lightweight – (C) Sittichai Sitsongpeenong (121-30-5) vs #4 Josh Jauncey (29-8-0)

Bantamweight – (C) Jady Menezes (13-2-0) vs #1 Anissa Meksen (96-4-0)

Light Heavyweight – #11 Chris Camozzi (2-1-0) vs #9 Myron Dennis (21-7-0)

Welterweight – #6 Alan Scheinson (51-6-0) vs #14 Omari Boyd (12-1-0)

  SuperFight Series – 11:30 pm GMT on UFC FightPass in the UK

Featherweight – #3 Kevin Van Nostrand (17-2-0) vs #16 Massaro Glunder (32-11-4)

Featherweight – #14 Asa Ten Pow (7-1-0) vs Niko Tsigaras (20-4-0)

Middleweight – #6 Joe Taylor (2-1-0) vs #9 Ivan Galaz (57-6-0)

Lightweight – #9 Justin Houghton (10-6-0) vs Vince McGuinness (1-1-0)

Bantamweight – Chommanee Sor Taehiran (91-17-1) vs Ashley Nichols (12-5-0)

  Prelims – 10:00 pm GMT on YouTube in all regions

Featherweight – #18 Nate Richardson (11-3-0) vs Justin Greskiewicz (38-19-3) / Winner – Nate Richardson by TKO (Round 1)

Featherweight – Houssam El Kasri (2-1-0) vs Abraham Vidales (11-0-0) / Winner – Abraham Vidales by TKO (Round 1 at 1:48)

125ib/56.7kg – Jonathan Di Bella (6-0-0) vs Mohamed Lemjerdine (6-3-0) / Winner – Jonathan Di Bella by Unanimous Decision

179ib/81.2kg – Harry Germain (0-0-0) vs Iskander Usmonov (1-0-0) / Winner – Harry Germain by TKO (Round 1 at 0:40)

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Anissa Meksen not surprised with Anatoly Malykhin’s KO of Reinier de Ridder

Anissa Meksen not surprised with Anatoly Malykhin’s KO of Reinier de Ridder

Muay Thai specialist Anissa Meksen is set for her next bout when ONE Championship returns in 2023 with ONE on Prime Video 6 on January 13th. ‘C18’ will square off with fan favorite Stamp Fairtex in the first-ever women’s mixed-rules bout. Ahead of her highly anticipated return to the Circle, Meksen spoke with ONE Championship. She gave her thoughts on Anatoly Malykhin’s jaw-dropping first-round…

[cerealsensei]

I just remembered that the scrap between Stamp Fairtex and Anissa Meksen is a mixed rules fight and now I’m sad.

[tscnews]

ONE Empower: Anissa Meksen on Beating Cristina Morales

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'Glory 61: New York' results: Sitthichai Sitsongpeenong vs Josh Jauncey, Jady Menezes vs Anissa Meksen

‘Glory 61: New York’ results: Sitthichai Sitsongpeenong vs Josh Jauncey, Jady Menezes vs Anissa Meksen

Promotion: Glory Kickboxing

Title: “Glory 61: New York”

Venue: Hammerstein Ballroom, New York City, New York, United States

Date: November 2, 2018

SUPERFIGHT SERIES

1. Chommanee Sor Taehiran (Thailand) vs Ashley Nichols (Canada)

DIVISION: Super Bantamweight

WINNER: CHOMMANEE SOR TAEHIRAN

METHOD: Split Decision

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[kyokushinpunk]

Favourite fighters

Yeah I’m a little bored so for some reason I want to make a list of my favourite professional fighters.

- Benny Urquidez Confirmed legend. Great boxer with the meanest spinning back kick in history. What fascinates me about Urquidez is how he pitted his american kickboxing style, without low kicks / knees, against muay thai - influenced japanese kickboxers and still managed to win despite his limited moveset. Incredible fighter.

- François Pennacchio The guy who turned me to savate. Incredible in savate during the 90′s, made a seamless transition to thai and K-1 rules and got an impressive score. A pioneer of using savate tactics in kickboxing competition.

- Anissa Meksen A MONSTER. Did what Penacchio did, started by winning everything in savate, transitioned to thai and kickboxing. Just like Pennacchio, uses all the savate arsenal but has mastered the thai style much more than Pennacchio. One of the best kickboxers ever.

- Aleksandr Ieromenko A current behemoth of kyokushin. I’ve been completely fascinated by his run in the 2019 world championship. That guy is an absolute monster and the title was stolen from him. I never imagined someone could take that much damage and just shrug it off. Insane.

- Enoch Effah Savate’s greatest heavyweight. Has won every tournament he appeared in, was the first world champion of Chauss’fight (a savate offset that I see as the precursor to today’s Savate Pro), currently trying to make the transition to MMA. Precision and a terrifying power. I can’t wait to see his MMA debut.

- Tenshin Nasukawa I’m completely struck in the Tenshin hype. Yes, some of his victories were stolen (Rodtang...) but he is just so fun to watch, be it his incredible technique or his insane flashy moves THAT AREN’T SUPPOSED TO WORK DAMMIT. I love this guy.

- Chloé Nandi Queen in her weight category. Nandi is the best example of savate footwork out there. 2019′s final against the awesome Capucine Agard was more proof.

- Genki Sudo His crazy antics, awesome grappling and the overall character make me love Genki. We are all one.

- Hiroyuki Takaya A veteran of the japanese MMA scene. He’s not especially remarkable, I just take a liking to him because his background his straight out of a furyo manga. Streetfight Banchou !

- Bill Wallace I love american rules kickboxing, and I love even more Bill Wallace. Wallace’s style reminds me a lot of the principles of Jeet Kune Do and his strategy his actually very sound. Love that guy.

- Bas Rutten Probably my absolute favourite fighter, all styles included. Especially his pancrase run, where he uses all of my favourite strikes and tactics, uses mean palm strikes and liver kicks.... This is all I want to perfect in my self defense curriculum.

Too long to list, but i’d mention Masato, Buakaw, Jerome Le Banner, Kanelle Léger, Holly Holm, Michelle Waterson, Roxane Modaferri, Lucia Rijker, Takeru, Yasuhiro Kido, Stephen Thompson, Jean-Charles Skarbowski, Yuka Tsuji, Satoko Shinashi, Cyrielle Girodias, Bastien Colin, Dylan Colin... the list is long.

[theanticool]

Anissa Meksen really gave KANA the business. Too smooth and slick from the outside. Had KANA walking on to jabs, swinging at air and constantly turning trying to cut Meksen off or keep her in front.