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Clifton Brown
Canadian kickboxer

Clifton Brown

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48 years
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Biography

Clifton Brown (born August 29, 1976) is a Canadian retired Light Heavyweight Muay Thai Kickboxer of Jamaican descent, who fought out of Toronto, Ontario. Clifton is the President/CEO of Warrior Caste Productions Inc. A production company which focuses on Martial Arts through athlete documentaries, and day-to-day operations of MuayThai Premier League (The MPL). He is the first Canadian in History to achieve the level of World Champion in the sport of MuayThai. Clifton is also the first ever Canadian National team head coach. During his competitive career, Clifton became World Champion five times holding titles with the IMF(1x), WMC(3x), and IKKC(1x).

During Clifton's competitive career, Clifton trained exclusively at Siam No.1 Muay Thai Academy, under the tutelage of Ajahn Suchart Yodkerepauprai. Clifton also trained with Professor, and Muay Thai Grandmaster, Kru Yodtong Senanan, at Sityodtong Muay Thai Camp in Chonburi, Thailand.

He is the former host, and one of the recurring fighters, on Champions of Champions Elite on G4TV, and was to also appear as a team coach in season two of Mark Burnett's The Contender Asia "The Challenger"which stopped production after its pilot episode was completed in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia in 2009. Clifton is also the creator, producer, and co-writer of the TV series, Into the Fire.

At present Clifton continues his dedication to Muay Thai, by passing on what his knowledge at Toronto based gym, Lotus Fitness and Thai Boxing.

In November 2016, MuayThai became a provisionally recognized sport by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). In April 2017, MuayThai Canada with its mandate to prepare and support Canadian athletes in their endeavors to become successful on the world stage, nominated Clifton Brown as Canada's first National team head coach.

Coaching Achievements

  • 2018 | Gold Medal 57 kg | Class C | Hyedie Hashimoto | Ontario Provincial Tournament | Toronto, Canada
  • 2018 | Best Overall Female Competitor | Hyedie Hashimoto | Ontario Provincial Tournament | Toronto, Canada
  • 2018 | Silver Medal 67 kg| Class A | Cory Liu | Ontario Provincial Tournament | Toronto, Canada
  • 2018 | Bronze Medal 63.5 kg | Class C | Howard Nguyen | Ontario Provincial Tournament | Toronto, Canada
  • 2017 | Bronze Medal 86 kg | Class A | Timothy Lo | International Federation of Muaythai Amateur (IFMA) World Tournament | Minsk, Belarus | Canadian National Team |
  • 2017 | Gold Medal 57 kg | Class B | Charles Chen | Canadian Provincial Tournament | Toronto, Ontario
  • 2017 | Silver Medal 67 kg | Class B | Callum Adams | Ontario Provincial Tournament | Toronto, Canada
  • 2017 | Silver Medal 63.5 kg | Class C | Andy Tran | Ontario Provincial Tournament | Toronto, Canada
  • 2017 | Silver Medal 49 kg | Class C | Kiara Watson | Ontario Provincial Tournament | Toronto, Canada
  • 2016 | Gold Medal 57 kg | Class A | Dylan Wharton | Canadian National Tournament | Toronto, Canada | Qualified for Canadian National Team |
  • 2016 | Best Overall Male Competitor | Dylan Wharton | Canadian National Tournament | Toronto, Canada
  • 2009 | Team 1 | Head Coach | Contender Asia | Season 2 |

Competitive Titles and Achievements

  • 2009 | WMC | World Super Light Heavyweight Champion
  • 2007 | WMC | World Super Light Heavyweight Champion
  • 2004 | IKKC | World Cruiserweight Champion
  • 2003 | WMC | World Super Light Heavyweight Champion
  • 2003 | WMC | Intercontinental Super Light Heavyweight Champion
  • 2001 | IMF | World Super Middleweight Champion
  • 1999 | CMTA | North American Light Heavyweight Champion
  • 1998 | CMTC | Canadian Super Middleweight Amateur Champion

Kickboxing record

43 Wins (32 (T)KO's, 10 Decisions), 11 Losses
DateResultOpponentEventMethodRoundTime
2010-03-21Loss Jiri ZakGala Night Zilna, Zilna, Slovakia WFCA World Title 82.5 kgDecision (Unanimous)53:00
2009-11-21Loss Rickard NordstrandK-1 Rumble of the Kings 2009 in Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden WMC World Title 82.5 kgTKO (Dr Stop)21:00
2009-06-26Win Kaoklai KaennorsingCCGI's "Champion of Champions 2", Montego Bay, Jamaica WMC World Title 82.5 kgDecision (Unanimous)53:00
2008-11-15Win Stephan RichardsShinDo Kumate 15 "Strykerz Showdown", Tampa, Florida 83 kgTKO (Ref. Stop/Elbows)2
2008-11-08Loss Ondrej HutnikJanus Fight Night "The Legend", Padova, Italy 84 kgTKO (Doctor Stop/Cut)2
2008-08-09Win Crafton WallaceShinDo Kumate 14 "Ancient Ones", Tampa, Florida 83 kgTKO (Ref. Stop/Elbows)3
2008-06-20Loss Kaoklai KaennorsingCCGI's "Champion of Champions", Montego Bay, Jamaica 83 kgDecision (Split)53:00
2007-10-27Win Priest WestWMC "The Champions Club", Bamberg, Germany WMC World Title 82.5 kgTKO (Knee Injury)1
2006-11-11Loss Nathan CorbettMacau "Xplosion" Super Fights, Macau, China WMC World Title 86 kgKO (Uppercut)2
2006-03-31Win Anthony BrownGladiadores Extremos, Guadalajara, Mexico 80 kgTKO (Ref. Stop/Elbows)3
2005-11-19LossMoises Baptista De SousaSuperLeague Portugal 2005, Carcavelos, Portugal 76 kgKO (Right Hook)3
2005-10-22Win Roberto CoccoSuperLeague Heavy Knockout 2005, Vienna, Austria 76 kgDecision33:00
2005-05-21Loss Dmitry ShakutaSuperLeague Germany 2005, Oberhausen, Germany 76 kgDecision (Split)53:00
2004-11-20WinManson GibsonMatter of Pride 8, Los Angeles, California IKKC World Title 82 kgTKO (Leg Kicks)4
2004-10-23WinDavid KeclikSuperLeague Germany 2004, Oberhausen, Germany 76 kgKO (Knees)2
2004-08-28WinSlatunWMC Thailand VS The World, Surat Thani, Thailand #2 Ranked 77 kgKO (Uppercut)3
2004-06-11Loss Magomed MagomedovWMC Championships, Bangkok, Thailand WMC World Title 79 kgDecision (Split)53:00
2003-12-16Loss Nathan Corbett"Xplosion" Australia, Gold Coast, Australia WMC World Title 82 kgKO (Right Elbow)2
2003-10-14WinGongdet Sor.VisanuWMC Thailand VS The World, Surat Thani, Thailand 76 kgKO (Kness)3
2003-07-25WinFrederic RosenbergThailand vs The World, Bangkok, Thailand WMC World Title 82.5  kgKO (Kicks/Broken arm)2
2003-06-21WinTom GrimmerMichigan Mayhem, Michigan, USA 79 kgDecision33:00
2002-11-30NC Moussa SissokoKickboxing Mondiale 3, Padova, Italy -83 kg(Leg Injury)1
2002-03-17WinShawn JansenCanada VS Thailand, Vancouver, British Columbia79 kgKO (Left hook)1
2001-12-27WinYimpitak Sor.KhaitongChonburi Super 8, Pattaya, Thailand73 kgKO (Knees)2
2001-12-27WinForeman Sor.PanutChonburi Super 8, Pattaya, Thailand73 kgDecision33:00
2001-12-27WinThongchailek Tor.SilachaiChonburi Super 8, Pattaya, Thailand73 kgKO (Knees)3
2001-12-24WinThongchai Sor.KittichaiWMC "Muay Thai Against Drugs", Koh Samui, Thailand 76 kgKO (Left Uppercut)2
2001-12-05Loss Azem MaksutajK-1 Fight, Bangkok, ThailandKO12:15
2001-06-09WinLonnie CampbellCMTA Fight Night "Clash of the Champions", Vancouver, British Columbia79kgDecision33:00
2001-02-14WinMot-X SitpholekTherprassit Stadium, Pattaya, Thailand IMTF World Title Defense 75 kgKO (Knees)5
2001-01-10WinWanlop Sor.SattapandTherprassit Stadium, Pattaya, Thailand IMTF World Title 75 kgDecision53:00
2000-11-12WinThongsak B.K.S.Nee Chanpuek, Chiang Mai, Thailand 74 kgTKO (Threw in Towel)3
2000-08-26WinScott ClarkSchanks Athletic Club, Calgary, Alberta 80 kgDecision33:00
2000-03-18WinMehdi PouroskouiWest Vancouver, Vancouver, British Columbia 77 kgDecision53:00
2000-01-22WinJason HensenCanada VS America Kickboxing, Marquette, USA 76 kgKO (Left Uppercut)2
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