King Kain Reigns in Birmingham

Ten-year-old rising star King Kain Stewart made his mark on the Breakthrough Fight Series in Birmingham, streamed live on Notorious.tv — with a commanding performance that turned heads..

A Phenomenal Young Talent

Coming into the bout in outstanding form, Kain had just returned from the WKA World Championships, where he won four gold medals and one silver. These victories added to an already impressive list of titles, including:

• WKO K1 British Title
• WKA Northern Ireland Title
• WKA Scottish Title
• WKA Northeast Title

Electric Atmosphere and Grand Entrance

The atmosphere in Birmingham was electric as Kain made his ring walk to “Simply the Best.” The crowd erupted, cheering, singing, and even dancing on tables, a surreal moment for the Ballymena youngster stepping into the ring as the away fighter.

Facing the Hometown Hero

Across the ring stood Jaxon Evans, Birmingham’s own WKO K1 World Champion, trained by professional K1 fighter and promoter Kieran Piggot. The two had met previously in the WKO K1 British Championship final, where Kain claimed victory in a thrilling bout back in September.

This highly anticipated rematch was Evans’ chance to even the score — but for Kain, it was another opportunity to show why so many believe he’s destined for greatness.

Round-by-Round Breakdown

Round One

Kain took the centre of the ring early, controlling the pace and testing Evans’ timing with sharp combinations. After some slick exchanges, Kain shifted tactics mid-round, landing several clean counter punches and forcing Evans back onto the ropes as the bell rang.

Round Two

Evans came out aggressively, but Kain’s composure and precision shone through. Reading every move, Kain countered perfectly — connecting with a clean roundhouse kick that rocked Evans. A relentless flurry followed, prompting the referee to issue a standing count to the hometown favourite just before the round ended.

Round Three

Clearly cautious after the previous round’s punishment, Evans stayed on the defensive. Kain continued to dictate the pace, landing pinpoint counter shots and closing the bout with another stunning roundhouse kick to the head. The final bell spared Evans from what looked like a looming stoppage.

A Statement Performance

When the final bell rang, there was no doubt — Kain Stewart had delivered a masterclass. He didn’t just defeat Jaxon Evans; he dismantled the reigning K1 World Champion with skill, confidence, and maturity far beyond his years.

At just 10 years old, Kain stepped into the lion’s den, unfazed and laser-focused. His poise, precision, and power mark him as one of the most exciting young fighters in the UK.

“Cool under pressure, razor-sharp, and brimming with confidence — Kain Stewart is operating on a whole new level.”