About

I started when I was 12 with an organisation called ECKA- Kickboxing. All I wanted was to be close to my big bother so we used to train together. I decided to take part in a KB fight at the age of 12. I won the nationals and become Pee Wee National Champion. I stopped training and competing straight after that because I lost interest. 

My journey over the past few years has been a whirlwind. I started training again 4 years ago. I had a little boy and I was in the middle of a breakup with his father. I hadn't been training since I was 12 years old but training gave me a sense of happiness at such a hard period of my life.  About 9-10 months after starting back training I felt the urge to compete again. And since then everything took off unexpectedly fast.

K1 Interclub - 2015 - Undecided - My first ever time in the ring was at a K1 interclub fight, with much experienced Harriett Stone from Semex gym. 

Amateur kick-boxing - 2015 - Win - My win was followed by going straight to the next level as a pro fighter with Rampage.

Rampage - 2015 - 2 Wins - both K1 style, against Daniel Peters and Claire Gould. Check the video, here.

MTGP O2 London - 2016 - Win - K1 fight with Sara Day, here

MTGP O2 London - 2016 - Win - English title fight with much experienced Mina Lamoure. Check the video, here.

"I was extremely nervous about the fight and I wanted the title badly. I trained my heart out and won the title. I won my English title and after such a technical win I was also awarded Fighter of the Night out of the whole event."

MTGP O2 London - 2017 - Loss - Muay Thai with Jenna Ross, Muay Thai fighter, ranked 6th in the U.K. here

"Even though it was a different style I accepted the fight. I flew to Thailand to prepare for my fight. Being away from my son was hard but I knew I had to put everything and more into my training. I returned from Thailand a week before my fight - I was extremely tired, burnt out, in pain and just broken but I went forward and stepped in the ring. The first 2 rounds were terrible, I just kept walking into punches. I was not switched on at all. 3rd round was lost by 1 point and at the end of the 3rd round my nose was broken and I was burnt out.

My coach Tony Davis, from Total Dojo, shouted at me to move like I usually move, he knew I could win if I stuck to who I was as a fighter and didn't try to match or change my game plan. 4th and 5th round I won, but too little too late. I lost my first ever fight. I was gutted. Not because I had lost, but because I knew I wasn't myself in that ring. After that fight, I was more hungry than ever to get back in the ring - I was dying to get back in the ring!!!"

British Martial Arts Awards - 2017 - Awarded Upcoming Female Fighter 2017, by British Martial Arts Awards. 

ISKA World Championships in Athens - 2017 - Win and Gold - fought against 3 pro fighters from GB team - I won the K1 fight and got through to the finals. Fought the finals against Maria Macmanam and won gold in Athens.

K1 - LIONS FIGHT O2 London - 2017 - Win -  I weighed in 50kg for my K1 fight against Amber Finley, I won by TKO in 40 seconds of the 1st round. Check the video, here.

Muay Thai Thailand - 2017 - Win - 2 fights, A CLASS full Muay Thai rules, both won by unanimous decision.

British Title O2 London - MTGP - A CLASS Muay Thai - April 2019 - Win TKO First round -here.

Muay Thai Thailand - 2019 - Win - A CLASS full Muay Thai rules, - here

British Martial Arts Awards - 2018 & 2019 - Awarded Best Martial Arts women of the Year, by British Martial Arts Awards, Warriors Assemble. 

Women Leadership 2019 - Sports award - Link to website Winner in the sports category for the women’s Leadership event.

SME MK & Buckinghamshire Business Women of the Year 2020 - Winning third place - Bronze, for Business Women of the year cat, was an amazing achievement for me. Starting Enigma Fitness with only 8 members and building it to the current 70, has been an incredible journey, meeting the most amazing members along the way.

In 2017, I was also interviewed for BBC and it was a great experience. Check the full video here.

Highlights Video of some of my fights here.

I am also heavily involved with local charities, mainly Women’s Leaders UK and MK Act, which is something I am really passionate about. Please check this page for more details. 

Running my own business in-between being a full time fighter and mum can be challenging but I love my team of ladies. They inspire me so much, they make me want to do well for them as they all believe in me and support me so much. I’m so lucky to have an amazing team and business in an area I’m so passionate about. I thrive to get the best for people every single day! I love making people happy and enjoy seeing people smile and having fun. That’s important for me to see and make happen.

My training journey continues waiting for opportunities with the support of my coaches at Total Dojo.

My new chapter to become a Sports & Rehabilitation Therapist is well underway, I am hoping to help others overcome injuries and support with their recovery.