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WKN World championship contenders met the First Minister of Northern Ireland

25th November, 2021

The Korean & ProKick teams were whisked off to the seat of government, at Stormont’s Parliament Buildings and greeted by First Minister, Paul Givan. Mr Givan wished both teams success for their up-coming matches.
First Minister Paul Givan talks with Billy Murray about ProKick's Urban Villages project and about make a visit to the site in the near future. After wishes both teams best wishes for the un-coming match on Saturday the 27th Nov.
The kicking and punching power met Northern Ireland’s seat of power ahead of the WKN welterweight title - Korea Vs N, Ireland. Northern Ireland’s First Minister Mr Paul Givan took time from his busy schedule and met some of the people behind the show:
Prokick & former world champion Billy Murray meets with the First Minister Mr. Paul Givan
Prokick team met the First Minister Mr. Paul Givan at Stormont
Prokick Met the First Minister to NI Mr. Paul Givan ahead of Knockdown-Lockdown
Korean's were whisked off to the seat of government on Thursday 25th November, at Stormont’s Parliament Buildings and greeted by First Minister, Paul Givan.
Johnny Smith met the seat of government on Thursday 25th November, at Stormont’s Parliament Buildings and was greeted by First Minister, Paul Givan.
The First Minister to Northern Ireland, Mr Paul Givan was interested to know more about the event KnockdownLockdown
He was really interested to know more, said Billy Milly: First Minister Paul Givan talks with Billy Murray about ProKick's Urban Villages project and about making a visit to the site in the near future.
Some of the team backing the ProKick event Arron Anderson, Chris Campbell and Paul Dobson were all given time to talk with N, Ireland's First Minister Mr Paul Givan
First Minister Paul Givan was interested to find out more about ProKick's Urban Villages project and a possible visit on site in the near future.
First Minister wanted to learn more about ProKick's Urban Villages project. He offered a further photographic opportunity for the main event and it's other matches
Sunghyun LEE, a Korean kickboxing specialist got to meet N,Ireland's First Minister Mr Paul Givan all ahead of the big match with NI's top professional kickboxer, Johnny ‘Swift' Smith (Thursday 25th November)
The protagonists Face-to-Face with N,Ireland's First Minister Mr Paul Givan the man in the middle. All ahead of the WKN world welterweight title fight
All the protagonists Lee, Smith, Goody and Snoddon with N,Ireland's First Minister Mr Paul Givan the man in the middle. All ahead of the WKN championship title fights
The team Braniff, Lee, goody, Goody, Snoddon & promoter Billy Murray with N,Ireland's First Minister Mr Paul Givan the man in the middle. All ahead of the WKN championship action
Meet First Minister Paul Givan, Fighting talk, talking tactics
Belters, First Minister gets in on the action. WKN World championship action coming up with Lee of Korea and Smith the host nation NI.

It’s been a busy time for the Seoul man on his arrival here in Belfast. The Korean team were whisked off to the seat of government on Thursday 25th November, at Stormont’s Parliament Buildings and greeted by First Minister, Paul Givan. Mr Givan recognised the level of talent that ProKick have been consistently producing and was extremely excited to welcome a top class Korean kickboxing champion to our shores.

The Lord Mayoress, Kate Nicholl also welcomed Sunghyun Lee and his coach to Belfast with a reception at the City Hall.

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