Mr. Post trained in Pai Lum Kung Fu and kickboxing with the world's greatest martial arts Kickboxers including Herbie Thompson, Steve Shepherd, Don Wilson, Rocky Richardson, Ernest Simmons, David ...Show More
Mr. Post trained in Pai Lum Kung Fu and kickboxing with the world's greatest martial arts Kickboxers including Herbie Thompson, Steve Shepherd, Don Wilson, Rocky Richardson, Ernest Simmons, David Duquallo, Richard Hill, Tony Ortiz. After attending law school, Mr. Post returned to Florida and promoted shows in Cocoa Beach managing Don "The Dragon" Wilson in his climb to international fame. At the same time, he coordinated the events for the US Team that challenged the Soviets in West Palm Beach which included the most important challenge in the history of Kickboxing - when Branko Cikitak took on Don Wilson in Orlando.Mr. Post took the first American team to Moscow and returned two months later with a US Team and Chuck Norris with KICK as sanctioning body. Mr. Post also managed James Warring and promoted several events that defended his World Kickboxing Titles. Mr. Post was James Warring's' corner man when he beat Nate Miller for the NABF Cruiserweight, and then got James Warring a shot for the IBF World Cruiserweight Title in Marsala, Italy. Warring won launching himself into the Guinness Book of World records for the fastest knockout ever. Mr. Post was in his corner as he went on to defend his world title and later on several trips to Japan for K1.Mr Post accompanied the Team USA to St. Petersburg, Russia to compete in the World Combat games under the auspices of the Sport Acord and the International Olympic Committee. Mr. Post has established himself as the International Ambassador for combat sports encompassing Kickboxing and MMA for many of the top invitational events selecting the most outstanding athletes chosen to represent the USA. Hide
