Stone Cold is Hot Property

Lightweight kickboxing KO artist  ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Moxon signs exclusive, multi-fight deal with GLORY

London, U.K. (Sept. 25, 2012) - Fast-rising lightweight (70 kg/154 pounds) star ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Moxon (30-4-1, 19 KO’s) of Australia has signed an exclusive multi-fight deal with GLORY to compete in the world’s premier kickboxing league.

At 169 cm (5-foot-5), the 24-year-old Moxon, one of the hottest properties on the Australian fight circuit, is also one of the shortest fighters in his weight class. That might explain why his favourite fighter of all time is two-time heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson, one of the shortest, but most lethal heavyweight fighters of all-time who toppled  dozens of much physically larger opponents throughout his memorable career.

Moxon’s dynamite-like power in both hands combined with the tremendous amount of forward pressure he puts on opponents while looking for the finish from the opening bell, have been the key factors behind his repeated, highlight-reel worthy finishes.

“I am honoured that GLORY has taken notice of my fights and has called me up to the big show to compete amongst the greatest caliber of competition in the sport of kickboxing,” said Moxon.  “I am going to show the world that Stone Cold is the real deal and can thrive in the deepest of waters.

“Steve has been thrilling fans in Australia with his aggressive style and phenomenal power and has earned the opportunity to fight on the biggest kickboxing stage in the world,” says Marcus Luer, Managing Director of GLORY.  “We think Steve has the potential to be a huge hit with fight fans worldwide.  He will have a series of very tough tests ahead of him in GLORY, so we can definitely expect to see some wars.”

Moxon comes from a small country town in Victoria close to Melbourne. Steve is trained by Dave Ashmore out of Barbarian Muay Thai Ballarat.

Among his key victories to date are wins over Ray Sefo protégé Jordan Tai and well-known Australian fighter and The Contender: Asia reality series competitor Bruce Macfie. . Having climbed to the top of the Oceania rankings, Moxon has now earned a chance to test himself against the international elite that make up the GLORY World Series lightweight division.

To watch a highlight of Moxon winning the WKF title in Australia, CLICK HERE.

For more information, log on to www.gloryworldseries.com.

About GLORY:

The GLORY World Series (www.gloryworldseries.com) is the world’s premier stand-up fighting league, staging events across the globe and offering up to $1,000,000 in prize money to successful fighters in 16-man grand prix tournaments which are open to only the very best fighters in each weight class.

With television deals spanning every continent plus a groundbreaking online video streaming system, GLORY is one of the world’s most widely-broadcast sporting organizations already.

Owned and operated by Glory Sports International (GSI), the organization has offices in Holland, the UK, Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. Its personnel include prominent hedge-fund investors, the pioneering sports marketing agency Total Sport Asia and several executives from the Golden Glory and It’s Showtime team.

Contact:

Mike Afromowitz, Gala Klyuchkina and Bert van der Ryd - press@gloryworldseries.com.