Istra, Russia; on July 10th Egypt ISKA champion Mohamed ABD ELAZIZ challenge Russian WAKO World Champion Denis LUKASHOV for the vacant ISKA World title  -64,50 kg in Full contact. Venue of this event is the City Istra, north of Moscow.

This is for the very first time an African Top class fighter get a chance to became World Champion in Russia. promoter Mr. Vadim URKRAINTSEV is one of the most active promoters in Europe.

Next scheduled ISKA World title fight with a Russian is scheduled for September 25th in Vienna, Austria, with Yuri TROGIYANOV, 57 kg, low-kick. Possible opponent is World Champion Sunny HIRA from England.

The countdown has begun…

For the first time in the Syrian kick boxing history in a close cooperation between ISKA Syria and ISKA Hungary, on the 23^rd of June, 2010, in Damascus During the sport4 all Exhibition the first Armature Kickboxing international event Between Syria and Hungary a common training camp will be held before the fights and the fights will be held under the supervising of the Syrian sport federation and the ambassador of Hungary, The highlight of the show will be the born of MMA in Syria there will be some demonstration fights During the events as MMA now is an official sport with a separated committee  in the General   sport federation.

BIG FOOT SILVA DOMINATES ARLOVSKI; JACARE SOUZA, ROGER GRACIE AND RAFAEL FEIJAO CAVALCANTE ALSO VICTORIOUS ON SOLID STRIKEFORCE FIGHT CARD

ST. LOUIS (May 16, 2010) – Alistair “The Demolition Man’’ Overeem lived up to his nickname and his billing as one of the most dangerous heavyweights in the world on Saturday as he easily retained his STRIKEFORCE World Heavyweight Championship with a 3:40, first-round knockout over Brett Rogers in the main event of an action-packed mixed martial arts card before 8,136 enthusiastic fans who turned out for “STRIKEFORCE St. Louis: Heavy Artillery” at Scottrade Center on SHOWTIME®.

In other televised results: Brazil’s Antonio “Big Foot” Silva (14-2), of Coconut Creek, Fla., registered the biggest victory of his career with a unanimous decision over Andrei “The Pitbull” Arlovski (15-8) of Chicago in a matchup of former world champions; world-ranked Brazilian middleweight “Jacare” Souza (12-2), of Rio de Janiero, Brazil, scored an impressive three-round decision over hard-trying Joey Villasenor (27-7), of Albuquerque, N.M., unbeaten Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu sensation Roger Gracie (3-0) of London, England, won his STRIKEFORCE and United States MMA debut with a 4:10, second-round submission (rear-naked choke) over ex- UFC heavyweight champion Kevin  Randleman (17-15), of Las Vegas; and Rafael “Feijao’’ Cavalcante (9-2) of Rio De Janiero, produced a 3:45, first-round knockout (strikes) over Antwain “The Juggernaut” Britt (11-4) of Virginia, Beach, Va.

For Overeem (33-11), of The Netherlands, it was a brilliant performance and it marked the eighth time in nine fights that he has won in the first round since becoming the first STRIKEFORCE heavyweight champion in history with a second-round knockout over Paul Buentello on Nov. 16, 2007.

In a dominant performance, Overeem overwhelmed the outclassed Rogers (10-2) on the feet and on the ground from the outset. “It’s been a while, but now I’m back and I’m still STRIKEFORCE champion,’’ Overeem said. “Rogers has my respect.’’

The loss was the second in a row for Rogers, of St. Paul, Minn. In his last outing on Nov. 7, 2009, he came perilously close to becoming the first fighter to legitimately defeat the famed Fedor Emelianenko before falling, but styles make fights and he never had a chance against the talented Overeem. Rogers, known for his two-fisted power, hardly got an opportunity to let his fists go.

Silva performed in an intelligent, controlled manner throughout as he outpointed Arlovski by the scores of 29-28 three times. Silva dictated the pace and had an answer for whatever Arlovski attempted to throw at him. Arlovski fought with a bloody cut around his nose from early in the match.

The defeat was the third in a row for Arlovski, who was knocked out by Rogers and Fedor in his two previous starts.

Souza was also an impressive winner on an evening full of stalwart performances. A submission wizard, Jacare couldn’t get close to making the always-tough Villasenor to tap, but he was in control throughout and won by the scores of 30-27 and 29-28 twice.

The 6-feet-4 Gracie towered over Randleman, who stood his ground for one round, but was no match for the Brazilian when he turned it up a notch in the second. Gracie has now won all three of his MMA outings by submission.

A devastating striking with a fierce killer instinct, Feijao turned what had been an even, competitive fight around with a huge right hand that staggered Britt. He followed with a left hook and another right hand and the referee stopped it shortly thereafter.

By winning, Feijao, who has won all eight of his wins inside the distance, moved a step closer to challenging recently crowned STRIKEFORCE 205-pound champion “King Mo’’ Lawal. The victory was the second in the row for Feijao.

STRIKEFORCE: St. Louis will be available On Demand beginning Wednesday, May 19.

Versatile play-by-play broadcast veteran Gus Johnson called the action on SHOWTIME with MMA expert Mauro Ranallo and MMA superstar Frank Shamrock serving as expert analysts.

Saturday’s non-televised results: Jesse Finney (6-0), St. Louis, submitted  (guillotine choke) Justin DeMoney (14-3-1), Ottumwa, Idaho, at 3:32 of the first round (170 pounds); Lyle Beerbohm (14-0), Spokane, Wash., split decision (30-27, 30-27, 28-29) over Vitor “Shaolin” Ribeiro (20-4), Rio De Janiero, Brazil (155 pounds); Darryl Cobb (4-1), East St. Louis, split decision (29-28, 29-28, 28-29) over Booker DeRousse (2-3), St. Genevieve, Mo. (185 pounds); Michael Chandler (3-0), St. Louis, submitted (rear-naked choke) Sal Woods (4-8), Granite City, Ill., at 0:59 of the first round (170 pounds); Tom Aaron (7-2), St. Louis, submitted (guillotine choke) Erik Steenberg (3-1), St. Louis, at 0:56 of first round (155 pounds); Francisco “Kiko” France (5-1), Rio De Janiero, submitted (rear-naked choke) Lee  Brousseau (4-2), Wood River, Ill., at 1:27 of the first round (205 pounds), and Matt Ricehouse (2-0), St. Louis, submitted (rear-naked choke) Greg Wilson (0-1), Cobden, Ill., at 0:45 of third round (155 pounds).

MMA/SHOWTIME Schedule: “Ruthless” Robbie Lawler (17-5) will collide with former STRIKEFORCE light heavyweight champion Renato “Babalu” Sobral (35-8) at a catch weight of 195 pounds when STRIKEFORCE hits Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE on Wednesday, June 16 (11 p.m. ET/PT). In other announced fights on STRIKEFORCE: Los Angeles, former WWE superstar Bobby Lashley (5-0) will face fellow unbeaten Ron “The Monster” Sparks (5-0) in a heavyweight bout and DREAM welterweight champion Marius “The Whitemare” Zaromskis (13-4) will meet Evangelista Cyborg (17-13) in a welterweight contest.

On Saturday, June 26, at 10 p.m. ET/PT, the world’s No. 1 heavyweight and pound-for-pound MMA fighter, Fedor “The Last Emperor” Emelianenko (31-1), will make his eagerly awaited return to the cage to face two-time Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu world champion and top-ranked superstar Fabricio “Vai Cavalo” Werdum (13-4) in a STRIKEFORCE and M-1 GLOBAL co-promoted event at HP Pavilion in San Jose, Calif. The No. 1 female fighter in the world, STRIKEFORCE World Middleweight (145 pounds) Champion Cris Cyborg (9-1) will fight an opponent to be determined.

For more information on SHOWTIME Sports, including exclusive video, photos and news links on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING and STRIKEFORCE mixed martial arts telecasts, along with access to the SHOWTIME Sports Facebook® and Twitter® pages, please go to http://Sports.Sho.com.

About STRIKEFORCE

STRIKEFORCE is a world-class mixed martial arts cage fight promotion which, on Friday, March 10, 2006, made history with its “Shamrock vs. Gracie” event, the first sanctioned mixed martial arts fight card in California state history.  The star-studded extravaganza, which pitted legendary champion Frank Shamrock against Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt Cesar Gracie at San Jose’s HP Pavilion, played host to a sold-out, record crowd of 18,265.  Since 1995,STRIKEFORCE, sanctioned by ISKA, has been the exclusive provider of martial arts programming for ESPN and, after 12 years of success as a leading, world championship kickboxing promotion, the company unveiled its mixed martial arts series with “Shamrock vs. Gracie.”  In May 2008, West Coast Productions, the parent company of STRIKEFORCE, partnered with Silicon Valley Sports & Entertainment (SVS&E), an entity created in 2000 to oversee all business operation aspects of the San Jose Sharks and HP Pavilion at San Jose.

On may 8th ISKA EUROPE had 5 high class events in Europe. Once more again the proof of our leadership in Kick & Thai Boxing world wide.

Pristina, Kosova; World Champion Xhavit BAJRAMI defended successfully his World title for about 1.000 spectators in the hall and estimated 2 million people on TV, life (!) broadcast from TV channel RTK. His opponent Dmitry BEZUS form Kharkov in Ukraine was WMC Muay Thai World Champion and after a a strong technical fight Bajrami won by points.

Copenhagen, Denmark;  also on may 8th ISKA Scandinavia director Bayram KORKMAZ promoted a top event with few title fights.

Scandinavia Title Fight / Oriental rules / -66.80kg.

Nader Ben Slimanne (DENMARK) v.s. Billal El- Sheikh ( NORWAY )

winner by points Decision: Nader Ben Slimanne (DENMARK)

Scandinavia Title Fight / Oriental rules / -64.50kg.

Richard Petersson  (SWEDEN) v.s. Milton Barrios Galarreta ( NORWAY )

winner by points Decision: Richard Petersson  (SWEDEN)

Women Scandinavia Title Fight / Freestyle rules / -60.00kg.

Elna Nilsson  (SWEDEN) v.s. Fam Elgan ( NORWAY )

winner by points Decision: Fam Elgan ( NORWAY )

Scandinavia Title Fight / Oriental rules / -69.50kg.

Frank Madsen (DENMARK) v.s. Hakan Ozan ( SWEDEN )

winner by points Decision: Frank Madsen (DENMARK)

Main fight was  for the European Champion belt in Full contact – 78,1 Kg.  Danish Champion Kennie LARSEN challenged Hungarian European Champion in OR – 81 Kg Patrik KONTRASZTI, coached by ISKA HUNGARY president Mr. Emil KISS. After 10 hard rounds Larsen won by points.

Vienna, Austria; again May 8th dynamic twin promoters Helmut RAUCH and Saglam BÜLENT promoted a Cage fight event in a special event hall for 2.500 spectators ringside. The scheduled team fight Austria vs. Serbia won the host by 6:3. Main fight was for the ISKA International Austrian title, Jasminka DIZDAREVIC / AUT vs. Olga DENISENKO from Union Gym in Lviv, Ukraine.

Winner was  ” Cive “  Dizdarevic by KO in first round.

Ranking is up to date ( of course  )

Plus high class events in San Lorenzo in Argentina, Lviv in Ukraine and in Montpellier in France. All posters in the Gallery, have a look.

ISKA is proud to announce the appointment of Carlos Silva as official liaison to Latin America. Mr. Silva has already been instrumental in helping ISKA begin the reorganization of our infrastructure in the region.
His vast martial arts experience, education in public administration, diverse language skills and a lifetime of relationships developed throughout Latin America makes him the perfect selection for this position. More information about ISKA Latin America in spanish language.

Grandmaster Carlos Roberto Silva Bio; Born in Joao Pessoa City, the capital of Paraiba State Brazil, he stated martial arts training in 1973, Traditional Karate in Judo Clube Pessoense, the only official School of Martial Arts there at that time. After several years in Karate, he moved Muay Thai when he moved to campina grande city to finish his bachelors degree at UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DA PARAIBA. He was the only Student of Master Carlos Nunes to teach the noble art of Muay Thai in Paraiba State. He got his Kru degree in 1983 and Until then only few people were teaching Thai Boxing in Brazil.

He was one of the first to get a Diploma from CBP (CONFEDERACAO BRASILEIRA DE PUGILISMO) in Thai Boxing. And later one of the first to get a diploma from de Muay Thai Department of CBP. He was the representative of Muay Thai in Paraiba States until he came to U.S. in 1998. HE is 10th. degree Black Belt in American Kickboxing and Founder of CBKBT(CONFEDERACAO BRASILEIRA DE KICKBOXING TRADICIONAL), He represents several international organizations of martial arts and he holds black belts in all of them.

He is also 9th. degree in Okinawa’s Shorei Ryu Karate-do, 5th. degree in Hapkido, 1st. degree in WTF Taekwondo, 5th. degree in Kubudo, 1st. degree black belt in Ninjutsu Togakure Ryu. Grandmaster Silva also holds 2 Masters Degrees in PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION from Brigham Young University and EDUCATION LEADERSHIP from Southern Utah University. Also he holds a PHD in Martial Arts From W.O.M.A. He promotes, and develop curriculum for martial arts and published a book called “KICKBOXING THE MODERN MARTIAL ART” in Brazil in 2008. He is a member o several hall of fame in U.S. and he was honored by the Brazilian publishers on the book ” THE BRAZIL GREATEST MASTERS” in 2009 and he was the cover of FIGHTER MAGAZINE the most important magazine in Brazil for martial arts.

An ISKA GERMANY selected team is up to face ISKA IRAN’S best fighters in a friendly match some times in June 2010

It’s supposed to be a team fight in 5 different weight classes between the best fighters both countries have to offer.
Events as such is one straight step towards establishing ISKA relations between both ISKA EUROPE & ISKA ASIA. This also shall be a hard task for Iranian Fighters who didn’t have a chance to fight against European fighters and evaluate their skills for the ISKA 2010 World Championships in Spain.

”From now on we shall see more events like this in Asia” Said Dr.Moinshirazi the President of ISKA ASIA. He also mentioned that ISKA ASIA might promote the 2nd ASIAN professional title fight in the same night.

More information will be available soon about the fighters & other details.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Saturday night marked MMA’s return to primetime on CBS featuring a STRIKEFORCE World Championship Tripleheader.

8,196 fans saw the event live at the spectacular Breakstone Arena and more than 2.5 Million people watched the event aired live on the CBS Television Network.

Middleweight Champion Jake Shields battled back from two early knockdowns to convincingly beat UFC veteran Dan Henderson by unanimous decision, retaining his belt, in surprising upset.
The three cageside judges scored the fight  49-46, 49-45 and 48-45 for the 31-year-old Shields, who used his masterful Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to overwhelm the 39-year-old Henderson.

Going into the fight Henderson was the favorite. Early on, it was clear why. Seconds into the battle he dropped Shields with a powerful right hand. But Shields weathered the storm and quickly applied an ankle lock to break Henderson’s momentum.

Henderson spent most of the rest of the round pummeling Shields with rights and lefts.

Shields, who has now won 14 consecutive fights , looked outmatched in the first round for the first time in his stellar career.
But the rest of the fight was a different story.

After taking Henderson’s best punches in the first round, Shields returned to his Jiu Jitsu and kept Henderson on his back. Shields controlled the former two-time U.S. Olympic wrestler.

Shields, trained by Cesar Gracie, stayed on top in the dominant position and seemed to tire the bigger Henderson, zapping Henderson of the power he showed in the first round.
Rounds 2 through 5 saw Shields gain in confidence and use his Jiu Jitsu to keep Henderson at bay.

Shields, who was considered a heavy underdog against Henderson going into the fight, relished the victory.

“Henderson’s a true legend, man,” Shields said after the fight. “I am glad to have beaten him. He beat the crap out of me, the worst I have ever been beaten in that first round.”

Shields’ moment to celebrate, however, was interrupted when STRIKEFORCE Middleweight contender Jason “Mayhem” Miller interrupted Shields/ live post-match interview by asking for a rematch. Shields won a five-round decision over Miller earlier this year.

The Shields-Henderson fight was the third on the live broadcast to go the distance.

Earlier in the evening, STRIKEFORCE Lightweight champion Gilbert Melendez topped master submission wrestler and DREAM Lightweight champ Shinya Aoki, who is regarded as one of the best lightweights in the world.

Melendez, put on a textbook performance, and was so dominant that he stopped all of Aoki’s 18 takedown attempts. Worse for Aoki, Melendez landed 137 punches to Aoki’s 18. Judges scored the fight 50-45 got Melendez.

Going into the fight Melendez had trained to avoid Aoki’s takedowns. The San Francisco resident fought virtually a perfect fight, clubbing Aoki with several strikes and refusing to allow Aoki to ever take him down.

Aoki spent much of the fight on his back kicking up at Melendez, but Melendez refused to take the bait, forcing Aoki to stand and fight him.
The few times Melendez chose to go the ground with Aoki, he landed rights and lefts to his face, bloodying his nose.

“I wished I could have pulled the trigger more, but this guy’s really dangerous,” Melendez said after the fight.

In the night’s third upset. “King Mo,” Lawal, beat Gegard Mousasi, in another unanimous decision, to win the STRIKEFORCE Light Heavyweight Championship.

Although Mousasi never looked hurt or even tired, he was unable to block King Mo’s takedowns. King Mo took Mousasi down 9 times, seemingly at will.

King Mo, a charismatic former NCAA wrestling champion, took Mousasi down and maintained control over him during most of the fight.
The judges scored the match 49-45. Mousasi, from the Netherlands, had won his previous 15 fights and not lost since 2006.

Despite his victory, King Mo, now 7-0, left the cage bloodied and with his left eye nearly swollen shut from Mousasi’s repeated kicks to the face.

“He was hitting me with some short shots,” King Mo said, after the fight. “They weren’t hurting me or nothing, but you can see the damage on my face.”

Other results:

“Mayhem” Miller (23-7), California, TKO 1 (strikes, 3:09) over Tim Stout (12-9), Newnan, Georgia.

Ovince Saint Preaux (5-4), Knoxville, Tenn., TKO 1 (strikes, 0:47) over Chris Hawk (3-4), Memphis.

Cale Yarbrough (7-1), Atlanta, Georgia, TKO 2 (strikes) over Josh Schockman (6-3), Nashville.

Zach Underwood (6-2), Nashville, unanimous decision over Hunter Worsham (1-2), Nashville.

Dustin Ortiz (2-0), Nashville, submitted (rear-naked choke) Justin Pennington (0-1), Nashville, 4:27 of first round.

Cody Floyd (4-0), Nashville, KO 3 (strikes) over Thomas Campbell (3-1), Nashville

NASHVILLE (April 12, 2010) –World championship mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion STRIKEFORCE and global martial arts sanctioning body I.S.K.A. will host a joint reception for all 28 members of the I.S.K.A. Tennessee State Promoters Association at Bridgestone Arena, shortly before the first bout at the STRIKEFORCE Nashville: Henderson vs. Shields event on Saturday, April 17.

The reception, beginning at 6 p.m. CT, will bring together an ambitious and dedicated group of fight promoters that collectively produced over 150 MMA events in 2009 under the leadership of I.S.K.A. President Cory Schafer and I.S.K.A. Tennessee State Director Anthony Maness.  STRIKEFORCE Founder and CEO Scott Coker as well as STRIKEFORCE superstars Cung Le, Brett “The Grim” Rogers, and Josh “The Punk” Thomson will attend the reception as guests. “This event is a reflection of the success MMA has enjoyed in the state of Tennessee, something that Anthony Maness has played a significant role in through his sincere devotion to the sport,” said Schafer, who has presided over every STRIKEFORCE MMA card since the inaugural event, “Shamrock vs. Gracie,” which took place at HP Pavilion in San Jose, California on March 10, 2006.  I.S.K.A. also served as the official sanctioning body of the ESPN2 televised STRIKEFORCE kickboxing series that launched in 1994.

“It has been a privilege working with STRIKEFORCE over the years and watching it grow from one of the most prominent kickboxing leagues in the world to one of the top two MMA promotions in the world.”
STRIKEFORCE Founder and CEO Scott Coker said, “We are proud to host the I.S.K.A. group at the first STRIKEFORCE event in the state of Tennessee.  We have a long standing relationship with I.S.K.A, which has been instrumental in the success of our events over the years, so being able to put together an event like this before one of our fights is a pleasure.”

I.S.K.A. sanctions and regulates over 700 martial arts events in more than 60 different countries across the globe annually.  Since its inception in 1986, the organization has been providing a means for athletes to compete in a safe and fair environment while assisting promoters in advancing competitive martial arts and combat sports. 
Tickets for the 10 bout STRIKEFORCE Nashville: Henderson vs. Shields event are on sale at the Bridgestone Arena ticket office, all Ticketmaster locations (800) 745-3000, Ticketmaster online (www.ticketmaster.com) and STRIKEFORCE’S official website (www.strikeforce.com). The event’s three world championship bouts will air live on the CBS Television Network, beginning at 9 pm ET/PT.  In the main event, legendary MMA superstar and two-time U.S. Olympic wrestling competitor Dan Henderson (25-7) will challenge STRIKEFORCE World Middleweight (185 pounds) Champion Jake Shields (24-4-1), who has won 13 straight bouts dating back to November 2005.

STRIKEFORCE World Light Heavyweight (205 pounds) Champion Gegard Mousasi (28-2-1) will defend his crown against undefeated MMA star and two-time NCAA Division I All-American wrestling star and Big 12 Champion “King Mo” Lawal (6-0).   STRIKEFORCE World Lightweight (155 pounds) Champion Gilbert “El Nino” Melendez (17-2) will risk his belt against his DREAM champion Shinya Aoki (23-4).

Middleweight star and MTV Bully Beatdown host Jason “Mayhem” Miller (22-7) will square off with road warrior Tim Stout (12-8) of Mountain City, Tennessee in a bout that will air on CBS in part or, time permitting, in its entirety. 
A host of Nashville area fighters, including former University of Tennessee linebacker Ovince Saint Preux (4-4), will do battle on the event’s non-televised undercard.  Saint Preux will face Chris Hawk (3-3) of Memphis, Tennessee at light heavyweight.

Rising star Hunter “The Future” Worsham (5-1), the son of MMA pioneer Cal Worsham and a member of the U.S. Army stationed at nearby Fort Campbell in Clarksville, will fight Nashville’s Zach Underwood (5-2) at middleweight.
In other preliminary card action, Nashville fighters Andy Uhrich (4-0) and Dustin West (2-2) will meet at welterweight (170 pounds); Josh Shockman (6-2) of Nashville will take on Cale Yarbrough (6-1) of Atlanta, Georgia at light heavyweight; Justin Pennington (0-0) and Dustin Ortiz (1-0), both of Nashville, will clash at 125 pounds; and undefeated Nashville competitors Cody Floyd (3-0) and Thomas Campbell (3-0) will collide at 145 pounds. In March 2009, STRIKEFORCE signed a multi-year agreement to stage live MMA events on the premium cable television network.  The promotion made its live, primetime debut on CBS with the “Fedor vs. Rogers” mega-fight that it co-promoted with M-1 Global on Saturday, Nov. 7, and generated 5.46 million viewers for the main event between the world’s No. 1 heavyweight, Fedor Emelianenko, and superstar Brett “The Grim” Rogers.   

About STRIKEFORCE
STRIKEFORCE (www.strikeforce.com) is a world-class mixed martial arts cage fight promotion which, on Friday, March 10, 2006, made history with its “Shamrock vs. Gracie” event, the first sanctioned mixed martial arts fight card in California state history.  The star-studded extravaganza, which pitted legendary champion Frank Shamrock against Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt Cesar Gracie at San Jose’s HP Pavilion, played host to a sold-out, record crowd of 18,265.  Since 1995, STRIKEFORCE, sanctioned by ISKA, has been the exclusive provider of martial arts programming for ESPN and, after 12 years of success as a leading, world championship kickboxing promotion, the company unveiled its mixed martial arts (MMA) series with “Shamrock vs. Gracie.”  In May 2008, West Coast Productions, the parent company of STRIKEFORCE, partnered with Silicon Valley Sports & Entertainment (SVS&E), an entity created in 2000 to oversee all business operation aspects of the San Jose Sharks and HP Pavilion at San Jose.

CONTACTS:   STRIKEFORCE Mike Afromowitz                          (917) 566-8754                          mafromowitz@strikeforce.com BZA John Beyrooty                                      Steve Pratt                         (562) 233-7477                                       (818) 462-5602                           JohnnyBey@aol.com SteveP@bzapr.com

The official web site with all details, invitation, Hotel booking and Visa is online and updated. Please have a look on www.iskaworld.com.

In case of any requests do not hesitate to contact he the promoter Mr. Juan PINILLA from ISKA SPAIN.