Professional Kickboxing Returns to Surrey with Championship Action Under ISKA

British Columbia reached a major milestone with the return of professional kickboxing, highlighted by a high-energy event held at Empress Palace in Surrey. The show brought together top-level talent under ISKA sanction, drawing a full crowd and delivering an electric atmosphere throughout the night.

The event featured two headline championship bouts that showcased both amateur and professional divisions at a high level. Fans were treated to competitive matchups, strong performances, and decisive finishes that marked a successful comeback for the sport in the region.

In the co-main event, Sonia Blade of Surrey, British Columbia captured the ISKA Canadian Amateur Women’s Title after five hard-fought rounds against Zena Shew of Vancouver Island. Blade demonstrated composure, endurance, and technical control, earning a well-deserved victory in front of her hometown supporters.

The main event saw Conor O’Flatry of Surrey face Blayne Slavik of Oklahoma City for the ISKA Men’s Professional North American Title. In a dominant performance, O’Flatry secured a first-round knockout, finishing the fight in decisive fashion and claiming the championship to the roar of the local crowd.

The success of the event signals a strong return for professional kickboxing in British Columbia. With solid organization, growing fan engagement, and high-level competition, the momentum behind the sport continues to build, pointing toward an exciting future in the province.