About
World Champion Kickboxer and Kickboxing Promoter, Louis
Neglia
Louis Neglia
is a three-time world kickboxing champion, and has performed
in some of the largest arenas in the world. In 1984,
he was named "Fighter of the Year," inducted
into the Karate Hall of Fame,
and was the choice of Everlast to officially endorse
their product line.
Louis Neglia
is the Number One Kickboxing
Promoter in the USA.
Louis Neglia
has held Martial Arts
Kickboxing events at the Taj Mahal, Caesers Palace,
and the
Tropicana in Atlantic City, The Mariott International,
Madison Square Garden in Manhattan, The Meadowlands
Civic Center (NJ), The Vanderbuilt (NY), Crown Plaza
Hotel, The Capitale (NYC),
Mohegan Sun Casino (CT), Copacabana (NYC), The Hilton
Hotels, WWF New York and many venues throughout the
United States.
Louis Neglia
events have been televised on the Madison Square Garden
Cable Network, Telemundo, Sports Channel, ESPN2, and
Pay Per View. The popularity of the Martial Arts is
world-wide and the sport of kickboxing is particularly
favorable among both male and female, demographic ages
18-45.
Kickboxing
Demographics
General Demographics:
Kickboxing popularity has poured onto the general masses
with exceptional strength in the male/female audience
18-45 age group. Current events attract a comparable
amount of male and female spectators.
Female Audience: Women are presently making
up forty percent of the spectators at kickboxing full
contact sports. Kickboxing has become a popular sports
trend, a means of self defense and is great for body
conditioning and exercise workout.
Household Incomes: Forty
one percent of all kickboxing viewing households show
an
income in excess of $50,000 per year, making kickboxing
spectators some of the most affluent of all sports enthusiasts.
Past Events:
Recent martial arts events have attracted entertainment
and sports celebrities such as Joe Frazier, Felix Trinidad,
Donald Trump, Cindy Crawford, Vin Diesel, Carmen Electra,
Emile Griffith, Magic Johnson, James Caan, Pat Cooper
and a host of others.