Damani Adams won the World Kickboxing Network Trinidad and Tobago national title after defeating Darnell Sinaswee in the welterweight bout at Fine Line Fight Factory’s Fight Night 34 which kicked off at the National Cycling Centre in Couva on March 29.
Adams was victorious after the he earned a majority decision, where two of the three judges agreed that he won the fight, while the third judge had it as a draw.
The title fight featured five, two-minute rounds.
[caption id="attachment_1147274" align="alignnone" width="955"] HIIT FITT's Joshua James, left, kicks Rough House's Joshua Garcia off his feet during their bout at Fight Night 34 at the National Cycling Velodrome, Couva.[/caption]
In the main event, HIIT FITT's Joshua James defeated Rough House's Joshua Garcia by unanimous decision in their middleweight contest. James bettered his rival convincingly across the three, two-minute rounds.
The other middleweight bout saw Le Shawn Moreno get past Alex Khan by a unanimous decision.
[caption id="attachment_1147273" align="alignnone" width="1024"] HIIT FITT's Zachary Gonzales launches a high kick against Fine Line Fight Factory's Matias Hernandez during Fight Night 34 at the National Cycling Velodrome, Bamain, Couva, on March 29.[/caption]
In the welterweight, HIIT FITT's Zachary Gonzales opened the night’s events with a unanimous decision victory over Fine Line Fight Factory's Matias Hernandez while Kozo Marti and Nathan Baptiste were inseparable and battled to a draw.
In the two heavyweight bouts Joshua Cooper and Micah Espinet got past Caleb Mornex and Tevin Greenage, respectively, both by unanimous decision.
In the lone bantamweight contest, Liger Hemlee outfoxed Joshua Besson by majority decision.
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