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About Us
Coached by the best instructors in the area, the World Combative Arts Fight Team is an accomplished group of fighters ranging in age and fighting style. These athletes compete in full-contact competitions as well as PKB events, traveling around the United States.
Meet The Full Contact Team
Competing at the highest level, these competitors are fearless, elite fighters who are extensively trained in the World Combative Arts system. They have traveled the country and won multiple championships, representing our school with integrity, discipline and respect.
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Natividad Alvarez
Tivi is a kickboxer and the current IKF East Coast Kickboxing Super Middleweight Champion. He is a very technical fighter that possesses heavy hands and surgical precision in his striking.
Creighton "Chainsaw" Davison
A mixed martial artist who is a multi-division champion and the reigning IKF CERTIFIED Multi-State Junior Featherweight International Rules Kickboxing Champion and the reigning IKF CERTIFIED Multi-State Junior Welterweight K1 Kickboxing Champion . Creighton gets his cage name "Chainsaw" from his relentless pace and barrage of strikes. When the bell rings he presses the action and pressures his opponents until they break.
Meet the Point Fighting Team
These fighters are our semi-contact competitors. They are highly skilled, technical fighters with an accomplished background.
Tyler Frayre
A fighter who's full of energy and always up for a challenge, Tyler competes in semi-contact boxing and kickboxing, and trains in our Gracie Jiu-Jitsu program. His is a determined young man whose faith plays an important role in every aspect of his life.
Nick "Viper" James
Beginning his training at the age of 7, the "Viper" is a Brown Belt in the World Combative Arts system and is known for his fluid movement. He loves a challenge and always pushes himself to be the best fighter he can be.
Abigail "Stingrae" Duke
A fun-loving girl with killer moves and a big heart, "Stingrae" is a force to be reckoned with on the mat. With wins in both the girl's division and the boy's division, her sting is felt every time the bell rings.