Career
- Kickboxing
- 2002 K-1 World Grand Prix Preliminary Melbourne champion
- 2001 K-1 World Grand Prix in Fukuoka Repechage B runner up
- 2001 K-1 World Grand Prix in Osaka runner up
- 1993 U.K.F. World Cruiserweight champion
- W.K.A. World Cruiserweight champion
- I.S.K.A. World Full Contact Light Cruiserweight champion
- I.S.K.A. World Muay Thai Light Cruiserweight champion
- Boxing
- 2000-01 British Commonwealth Cruiserweight champion
- 2000 Australian Cruiserweight champion
- 1999-00 O.P.B.F. Cruiserweight champion (1 title defense)
- 1999 O.B.A. Cruiserweight champion (1 title defense)
- 1997-98 P.A.B.A. Cruiserweight champion
| Previous champion: Bruce Scott |
British Commonwealth 10th Cruiserweight champion 24 June 2000 - 2001 |
Next champion: Bruce Scott |
| Previous champion: Tosca Petridis |
Australian Cruiserweight 13th champion 24 March 2000 - 2000 |
Next champion: Daniel Rowsell |
| Previous champion: Mosese Sorovi |
OPBF Cruiserweight 8th champion 17 September 1999 - July,2000 |
Next champion: Roman Kovalchuk |
| Previous champion: Phil Gregory |
OBA Cruiserweight champion 16 January 1999 - 5 April 1999 |
Next champion: unknown |
| Previous champion: Valery Vikhor |
PABA Cruiserweight 3rd champion 6 December 1997 - 5 April 1998 |
Next champion: Valery Vikhor |
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