Nathan Corbett

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Nathan Corbett
BornNathan Corbett
(1979-10-23) 23 October 1979 (age 43)
Hamilton, New Zealand
Other namesCarnage
The Man with the Golden Elbows
Residence Newport Beach, California
Nationality Australian
Height1.84 m (6 ft 1⁄2 in)
Weight94.2 kg (208 lb; 14.83 st)
Division Heavyweight (2010–)
Cruiserweight (2002–2009)
Light-heavyweight
Reach73.5 in (187 cm)
Style Muay Thai, Kickboxing
Stance Orthodox
Fighting out of Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Team Urban Fight Gym
TrainerRichard Walsh
Years active1997–2014
Kickboxing record
Total65
Wins59
By knockout44
Losses5
By knockout3
No contests1
Other information
OccupationCoach, Sports commentator, Author
Website www.carnagecorbett.com
Last updated on: 4 April 2019

Nathan "Carnage" Corbett (born 23 October 1979) is a retired [1] Australian Muay Thai kickboxer, color commentator for Lion Fight Promotions on CBS Sports [2] [3] [4] and feature author at Fightmag. [5] He is a former 11-time Muay Thai World Champion, and is one of the most decorated heavyweights in the history of Muay Thai.

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Hailing out of the Urban Fight Gym, Gold Coast Corbett was the World Muaythai Council (WMC) Cruiserweight World champion, [6] the K-1 Scandinavia 2007 tournament champion, the World Boxing Council Muaythai (WBC Muaythai) Cruiserweight World Champion [7] and former World Kickboxing Network (WKN) Heavyweight Muay Thai Champion (including three defenses). [8] [9]

Biography and career

Nathan Corbett started practicing martial arts with karate at the age of 14, which then led him to shoot boxing and Muay Thai.

Corbett turned professional in 1997 and rose to national prominence in 2002 when he defeated Australian legend Scott 'The Cannon' Bannon with a slicing right elbow. He then followed up this strong performance with a 1st-round KO win over Clifton Brown of Canada, winning his first WMC World Title.

On 26 June 2005 at Xplosion 10 event in Australia, Corbett won his second WMC World Title over Russian fighter Magomed Magomedov.

At 3rd MARS World Fighting GP in Chiba, Japan in 2006 he suffered his first KO loss of his career against American Heavyweight Alex Roberts.

Corbett vs. Spong I

Corbett’s career is undoubtedly tied to that of Tyrone Spong. The two fought for the first time in Jamaica in 2009 in a highly anticipated bout of heavyweight kick boxers at the peak of their respected careers. It would be a major test for Corbett as Spong was the not only the most decorated fighter he would challenge at that point but the bout would be under modified kickboxing rules, eliminating Corbett's ability to use his infamous elbows. [10] [11]

In what was considered a controversial bout Corbett knocked Spong out in the third round. Spong, to his credit, managed to rise back to his feet, however referee Paolo Tocha stopped the fight as Spong was visibly staggering. As the signal was given to stop the fight, Corbett misinterpreted this as a restart and began to strike Spong further. This led to Paolo Tocha stopping the fight altogether and ruling the bout a no contest. [12]

He was scheduled to face Nikolaj Falin at Kings of Kombat 8 in Melbourne on 8 December 2012 but his opponent pulled out due to health issues. [13]

He was then reported to be fighting Dzianis Hancharonak at Total Carnage III in Gold Coast on 9 March 2013 but Hancharonak was already penciled in to face another opponent close to that date and did not accept the fight, [14] [15] and so Javlon Nazarov stepped in. [16] Finally, Nazarov was replaced by Kamil Sokolowski of Poland [17] Sokolowski began the contest with heavy pressure but was countered viciously with knees and finally a right elbow to the temple of Sokolowski handing Corbett a KO victory 20 seconds into the first round. [18] [19]

Corbett vs. Spong II

He signed a two-fight contract with Glory in July 2013. [20] In his long-awaited rematch with Tyrone Spong at Glory 11: Chicago - Heavyweight World Championship Tournament in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, United States on 12 October 2013, he was dropped twice with left hooks in round two and lost by TKO. [21] [22] [23]

At Total Carnage IV held in Gold Coast on 14 December 2013, Nathan Corbett took a second round elbow TKO win over Henriques Zowa, defending the WKN Heavyweight Muay Thai World Title. [24] [25] [26]

Corbett vs. Saki

Competing for the inaugural Glory Light Heavyweight Championship, he fought in the Glory 15: Istanbul - Light Heavyweight World Championship Tournament in Istanbul, Turkey on 12 April 2014. In the semi-finals against Gökhan Saki, Corbett was struck with a left overhand to the ear, or what's infamously referred to as the "Saki Bomb". Corbett's ear exploded, which led to part of the ear openly hanging off. [27] The ringside physician intervened and referee Al Wichgers called a halt to the fight at the 2:35 of Round 1, handing Corbett a TKO loss and eliminating him from the tournament. [28]

In a twisted turn of events, Saki would go on to face Tyrone Spong in the finals. 1:30 into Round 1 Spong attempted a right low kick from the southpaw stance. Saki, standing orthodox, checked the kick, resulting in Spongs leg breaking. Spong then stepped back onto the broken leg before falling to the canvas. The referee immediately stopped the bout. [29]

Personal life

Nathan Corbett currently lives in California, USA. He continues to train and teach Muay Thai.

Corbett actively travels, co-leading the Ronin-Carnage Team alongside Misa Ronin in Novi Sad, Serbia. [30]

Corbett is a regular contributor to FIGHTMAG, where he writes the 'Carnage Diary'. [31]

In 2017 Corbett launched the 'Ultimate Warrior Retreat' in Bali, Indonesia. Described as 6 days of training the body and mind through the art of yoga and Muay Thai, as well as mentoring talks and cultural beauty. [32]

Titles

Over the course of 10 years, Corbett collected 11 prestigious World title belts. [33]

Kickboxing record

Kickboxing Record
59 Wins (44 (T)KO's, 15 Decisions), 5 Losses, 1 No contest
DateResultOpponentEventLocationMethodRoundTimeRecord
2014-04-12Loss Flag of the Netherlands.svg Gökhan Saki Glory 15: Istanbul – Light Heavyweight World Championship Tournament, Semi Finals Istanbul, Turkey TKO (Ear injury)12:3559–5–1
2013-12-14Win Flag of Angola.svg Henriques Zowa Total Carnage IV Gold Coast, AustraliaTKO (Left elbow)21:4759–4–1
Retains W.K.N. Muay Thai World title −95kg.
2013-10-12Loss Flag of Suriname.svg Tyrone Spong Glory 11: Chicago Hoffman Estates, Illinois, USA TKO (Left hook)21:1058–4–1
2013-03-09Win Flag of Poland.svg Kamil SokolowskiTotal Carnage III Gold Coast, AustraliaKO (Right elbow)10.2058–3–1
Retains W.K.N. Muay Thai World title −95kg.
2012-09-01Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Steve McKinnon Total Carnage II Gold Coast, AustraliaDecision (Unanimous)53:0057–3–1
2012-06-23Win Flag of Romania.svg Adrian MarcKings of Kombat 7 Melbourne, AustraliaTKO (Low kick)156–3–1
2012-04-07Win Flag of France.svg Stéphane Susperregui Fight Night Total Carnage Gold Coast, Australia Decision53:0055–3–1
Retains W.K.N. Muay Thai World title −95kg.
2011-11-06Win Flag of France.svg Abdarhmane Coulibaly Muaythai Premier League: Round 3 The Hague, Netherlands Decision (Unanimous)33:0054–3–1
2011-09-02Win Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Tomáš Hron Muaythai Premier League: Round 1 Long Beach, CA, United StatesKO (Punches)12:3853–3–1
2011-04-16Win Flag of Poland.svg Piotr LepichDomination 6 Mirrabooka, Australia KO (Elbow)12:5952–3–1
2010-11-27Win Flag of Spain.svg Frank Muñoz Evolution 22 Gold Coast, Australia TKO (Referee stoppage)351–3–1
2010-09-19Win Flag of Ukraine.svg Pavel Zhuravlev Domination 5 Perth, Australia KO (Knee strike)41:1950–3–1
Wins vacant W.K.N. Muay Thai World title −95kg.
2010-06-09Win Flag of Tonga.svg Cedric KongaikaLast Man Standing 2, final Melbourne, Australia Decision (Unanimous)33:0049–3–1
Wins A-1 World Combat Cup Heavyweight tournament title.
2010-06-09Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Thor HoopmanLast Man Standing 2, semi final Melbourne, Australia Decision (Unanimous)33:0048–3–1
2010-06-09Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Shane TilyardLast Man Standing 2, quarter final Melbourne, Australia TKO (Referee stoppage)21:3247–3–1
2009-08-08Win Flag of Cape Verde.svg Michael AndradeXplosion Super Fight 19 Gold Coast, Australia TKO (Referee stoppage)22:5246–3–1
2009-06-26NC Flag of Suriname.svg Tyrone Spong Champions of Champions 2 Montego Bay, Jamaica NC (Original KO for Corbett)345–3–1
2009-05-29Win Flag of Croatia.svg Sinisa AndrijasevicBrute Force 11 Melbourne, Australia KO (Knee strike)145–3
Wins W.I.P.U. King of the Ring World title.
2009-04-04Win Flag of France.svg Emmanuelle PayetEvolution 16 Brisbane, Australia TKO (Leg kick)244–3
2008-12-06Win Flag of New Zealand.svg Tony AngelovEvolution 15 "The Contender Qualifier" Brisbane, Australia KO (Left hook)21:4143–3
2008-09-04Win Flag of Thailand.svg Wehaj KingBoxingEvolution 14 "The Contenders" Brisbane, Australia KO (Elbow strike)242–3
2008-04-26Win Flag of Thailand.svg Leonard SitpholekEvolution 13 "Carnival of Carnage" Brisbane, Australia TKO (Doctor stoppage)341–3
2008-03-29Win Flag of Germany.svg Mike SbrzesnyXplosion 18 Super Fights Sydney, Australia TKO (Doctor stoppage)140–3
2007-12-08Win Flag of Turkey.svg Recai CelikXplosion 17 Sydney, Australia KO (Punches)12:5939–3
Retains W.M.C. Muay Thai World title.
2007-09-01Win Flag of Slovakia.svg Erik KosztankoEvolution 11 "Night of Carnage" Brisbane, Australia KO32:0138–3
2007-06-22Win Flag of Thailand.svg Kaoklai Kaennorsing Xplosion Super Fights Gold Coast, Australia KO (Punches)22:4837–3
2007-05-19Win Flag of Suriname.svg Ashwin Balrak K-1 Scandinavia GP 2007 Stockholm, Sweden Decision (Unanimous)33:0036–3
Wins K-1 Scandinavia 2007 tournament title.
2007-05-19Win Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Teodor Sariyev K-1 Scandinavia GP 2007 Stockholm, Sweden Decision (Unanimous)33:0035–3
2007-05-19Win Flag of Albania.svg Azem Maksutaj K-1 Scandinavia GP 2007 Stockholm, Sweden TKO22:4034–3
2006-11-11Win Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Clifton Brown Xplosion Macau Macau, ChinaKO (Uppercut)233–3
Retains W.M.C. Muay Thai World title −86kg.
2006-08-18Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Steve McKinnon Xplosion 13 Sydney, Australia TKO (Doctor stoppage)432–3
2006-05-15Loss Flag of the United States.svg Alex Roberts3rd MARS World Fighting GP Chiba, Japan KO (Right high kick)21:5731–3
2005-12-10Win Flag of Japan.svg Magnum SakaiXplosion 12 WBC Muay Thai EventGold Coast, Australia TKO (Elbow strikes)331–2
Wins vacant W.B.C. Muay Thai World title −79kg.
2005-09-09Win Flag of South Korea.svg Kwak-Yun SubXplosion 2005 Hong Kong Hong Kong KO (Elbow strike)130–2
Wins I.M.F. Muay Thai World title −86kg.
2005-08-28Loss Flag of Japan.svg Noboru UchidaTitans 2ndJapanDQ (Kicked downed opponent)129–2
2005-06-25Win Flag of Russia.svg Magomed Magomedov K-1 Challenge 2005 Xplosion X Sydney, Australia Decision (Unanimous)53:0029–1
Wins W.M.C. Muaythai World title −86kg.
2005-04-15Win Flag of Thailand.svg Kiattisak HemkajitXplosion 9 Sydney, Australia TKO228–1
2004-12-18Win Flag of Japan.svg Tatsufumi Tomihira K-1 Challenge 2004 Oceania vs World Gold Coast, AustraliaDecision (Unanimous)33:0027–1
2004-11-07Win Flag of South Korea.svg Myeon Ju Lee Titans 1st Kitakyushu, JapanTKO (Corner stop./towel)31:2526–1
2004-09-19Win Flag of Brazil.svg Nilson de CastroShoot Boxing World Tournament 2004 Yokohama, Japan KO (Left hook)21:5225–1
2004-08-27Win Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Jean WanetEvolution 2 Brisbane, Australia KO124–1
2004-07-23Win Flag of New Zealand.svg Aaron BoyesSupreme CarnageAustraliaKO123–1
2004-06-26Win Flag of New Zealand.svg Jayson VemoaBoonch Cup Muay Thai Event Gold Coast, Australia KO (Knee strike)122–1
2004-05-22Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Brett Franklin Samurai Explosion Sydney, Australia KO (Left punch)121–1
2004-05-16Win Flag of Russia.svg Magomed Magomedov WMC World Title in Hong Kong Hong Kong Decision (Unanimous)53:0020–1
2003-12-16Win Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Clifton Brown Xplosion Super Fight Vol. 5 Gold Coast, Australia KO (Overhead elbow)12:5419–1
Wins W.M.C. Muay Thai World title −82kg.
2003-08-08Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Danny MaskacheffBoonchu Cup Warriors of Muay Thai Gold Coast, Australia KO (Left uppercut elbow)218–1
2003-06-01Win Flag of Japan.svg Koji IgaShootboxing – S of the World vol.3JapanKO (Punches)20:5717–1
2003-04-27Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Blair HindsXplosion 4 Shootboxing vs Muay Thai 3AustraliaTKO (Referee stoppage)416–1
2002-12-15Win Flag of Japan.svg Koji IgaXplosion 3 – Kings Of ChampionsAustraliaTKO415–1
2002-09-21Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Chris JohnsonS-Mac Event Gold Coast, Australia TKO (Kicks)514–1
2002-07-28Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Chad WalkerMuay Thai Uprising Boonchu Cup Gold Coast, Australia Decision (Unanimous)53:0013–1
2002-07-07Win Flag of Japan.svg Yu Ikeda Shoot Boxing World Tournament 2002 Tokyo, Japan KO (Punches)21:0712–1
2002-04-18Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Scott Bannan Brisbane, Australia TKO (Referee stoppage)211–1
2002-03-16Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Steve DelysterMuay Thai Explosion Boonchu Cup Gold Coast, Australia 10–1
2001-07-08Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Kelly WitchardX-plosion On Jupiters! Gold Coast, Australia KO9–1
2001-05-12Loss Flag of Poland.svg Paul Slowinski Light Heavyweight Super 8 Brisbane, Australia Decision (Unanimous)33:008–1
2001-03-18Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg Steve DelysterBoonchu Cup 2 Gold Coast, Australia KO (Left body rip)38–0
2000-05-20Win Flag of Australia (converted).svg John WoodsBoonchu Cup 1 Gold Coast, Australia KO27–0
2000Win Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg Stanley NandexJimmy Cass Show Queensland, Australia Decision53:006–0
Legend:   Win   Loss   Draw/No contest   Notes

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