Adam Urban, who has won the respect of all who have wtached him fight in 2012, finally got his win after 3 reversals at The Phoenix Fight Night.

Urban faced the tall but less experienced James Harvey over 3 rounds of White Collar Boxing.

James Richardson in the Bulldog corner with John Whittam managed to keep the 'Polish Turbine' under control and making use of all the skills he has learned from previous encounters and in the gym. This was the difference as although he had yet to score a win up to this point, he had good skills and footwork which were a little too much for Harvey on the night.

Both men took big shots but it was Urban who looked cleaner and more accurate as he piled in the combinations at a high rate from the first to the last bell.

A clear decision for the Bulldog fighter but all due respect to the less experienced Harvey who was never phazed throughout!

There is not much you can say about John Orchards (Team Bulldog) return to the ring! Actually there is plenty, but the point is it was a faultless display of accuracy, power, movement and skills against an excellent boxer in Shaun Law (Dragonfoot).

Law is a veteren of over 100 contests. He has never been stopped or even floored, but even he had to admit that he had never been hit harder or more often.

Law started well and looked as though he would give Orchard all sorts of problems, but the Bournemouth fighter soon settled into the contest and from there it was a masterful display. Each body shot had us all gritting our teeth - all except Law who showed no emotion and fired back with his own shots.

There were exchanges, excitement and toe to toe action but only one winner.

A gracious Law was the first to admit that he had just been handed a lesson, but at only 22 he has a long way ahead of him. But tonight, it was all about the man who is still at the top of is game.

John Orchard - back in the mix!

Oh ye of little faith! The knockers and doubters who questioned Natalie Bees (Team Bulldog) comeback fight were made to eat every word as she turned in a career best performance, winning every round against current European champion Lisa Schewe (Germany).

Over the experimental distance of 5 x 3 and without shin and foot protection, Bee dominated against a world class German.

Schewe's kicks were awesome and turned Bee's mid section red raw, but the multiple world champion would not be denied.

The response to each kick was numerous punches and a kick of her own, all of which Schewe ate without complaint.

This was one tough contest but the difference was always Bee's fitness which helped her maintain a pace throughout.

Her natural body clock saw her up the pace in the final minute of each round and even up it again in the final minute of the contest.

Two world class females and a fitting return for the Queen Bee, a runaway winner!

John Whittam(Team Bulldog) made his return to Kickboxing to face undefeated Christopher Plouvin (France) over 5 rounds of KBX.

This was a classic Kicker V puncher encounter at the highest level with the Frenchman controlling the early pace with strong kicks and good movement.

As they settled in Whittam began to deflect the kicks and land with solid punch combinations. He also tagged kicks onto the end to score handily.

Plouvin never let the pace slip and as soon as Whittam stood back a little he smashed those kicks in again scoring much needed points.

It was a tough contest to score but it seemed as though Plouvin had taken the first 2 rounds with Whittam winning rounds 3 and 4. So it was all on the final round.

Again there was nothing to split them and at the final bell a draw seemed a fair solution.

This will be another re-match for 2013!