Behind the lens: The unsung heroes – Scott Hirano Pt.2

Cristiane Justino

A great way to gain insight into Scott Hirano’s creative direction and how he gets the photos he does is to take a look at his inspiration. His photojournalistic style is inspired by the likes of: James Nachtwey, Eugene Richards, Nina Berman, and especially one of his favorites W. Eugene Smith. He feels that their secret is to invest a lot of time into their subjects, which in turn creates images that are way too real.

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August Female Fight Fixtures and Results 2014

Monthly Female Fight Fixtures And Results

August Female Fight Fixtures and Results. The most comprehensive list of female fights scheduled for August 2014 in the world. Including Boxing, MMA, Muay Thai and Submission Grappling. Updated daily, we’re sure there are more happening around world, and we will eagerly add them as we come across them! Feel free to contact us if you have info on any other fights, or if you feel we have made an error.

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Behind the lens: The unsung heroes – Thomas Weber Pt.1

Photo Credit: Thomas Weber / Www.photothom.fr

You may recall that last month we introduced this new feature called “Behind the Lens: The Unsung Heroes” – a celebration and tip of the hat to some of the best photographers in the fight industry. For it is these guys and girls that help to accelerate the growth of female fighting, and they often go unnoticed as people. Our first photographer that we’ll be taking a look at is Thomas Weber.

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Spotlight: Ranini Cundasawmy

Ranini Cundasawmy

Women’s martial arts is truly a global sport on the rise, and its growth is roused by athletes like Ranini Cundasawmy, a prominent multi-disciplined fighter from Mauritius. Ranini has been pivotal within the island nation’s martial arts community as a Muay Thai and Savate champion, coach, and icon.

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The Julie Kitchen Story – Part 1

Julie Kitchen - Specials

The Julie Kitchen Story – Part 1. On April 19th 1977, as Ivor and Lynn Barrett blissfully held their newly born second child at Truro Hospital, Cornwall, England – they would have no idea that this vulnerable little girl would carve her name in history as one of the all-time greatest martial artists in the world. This little girl, of course, was Julie Kitchen.

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The Julie Kitchen Story – Part 2

Julie Kitchen - Specials

The Julie Kitchen Story – Part 2. Returning to work after maternity leave, she found the hours impossible. The management, by now extremely fond of Julie, didn’t want to let her go so they trained her up to work part time as a wages clerk. This was a job that held a lot of responsibility and she enjoyed it very much.

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