Kyokushin Karate · Wales & Great Britain

Adam StantonBritish Open champion · US international champion · KWF World Cup silver

A full-contact Kyokushin karateka from Wales, winning on the mat at national and international level and climbing towards the world's biggest stage. The next step is a world title.

Adam Stanton with a first-place trophy in his karate gi Kumite · −70 kg · Junior
DisciplineKyokushin
DivisionJunior
Weight−70 kg
RepresentsWales & GB
01 — Honours

Champion at
home and abroad

Kyokushin is full-contact karate: no protection to the body, bouts won by staying on your feet. These are the titles won so far, across three countries.

01

British Open Champion

British Karate Kyokushinkai British Open 2025 — 1st place.

Gold
02

International Champion — United States

Champion at international level on the US circuit.

Gold
03

KWF World Cup — Silver

2nd place, 2nd Kyokushin World Federation World Cup, Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain — 460 competitors from 20 countries.

Silver
04

Sutani Cup Champion — Belgium

Champion at the Sutani Cup in Belgium, representing Wales.

Gold
05

England Open Champion

1st place at the England Open.

Gold
06

Wales Open — Bronze

3rd place at the Wales Open.

Bronze
Adam Stanton on the first-place podium at a Kyokushin championship
British Karate Kyokushinkai British Open 2025 first place trophy
With my mentor coaches · Sutani Cup, Belgium

This is only
the beginning.

Osu. Kyokushin doesn't reward talent — it rewards the one who comes back to the dojo the next morning.

02 — The project

The road
to a world title

A competitive season carries real costs: travel, entries, kit and preparation. This is the plan and what it takes to sustain it.

Short term Back onto the world podium

Turn the World Cup silver into gold and keep winning across the UK and Europe.

Medium term Move up the age groups

Progress into the next junior and senior categories while keeping the grading path going.

Long term European & World senior

Reach the senior majors with an international competitive base already built.

03 — For brands

Backing a champion
from the start

Sponsoring a young athlete isn't buying mass reach. It's attaching your brand to a proven winner before the rest of the world catches on, at an entry cost that won't be there later.

Available placements

  • Karategi patch. On show during bouts, official photography and tournament broadcasts.
  • Warm-up & travel kit. Tracksuit, training tee and competition bag for domestic and international events.
  • Championship content. Photography and video from every tournament, cleared for your own channels.
  • Presence at the club. Branding and materials in the dojo where he trains.
  • Product partnerships. Kit, equipment or services in place of a cash contribution.

What your brand gets

  • A record that already wins: British Open champion, US international champion, World Cup silver.
  • International reach: competing across Wales, England, Belgium, Spain and the United States.
  • A committed community: clubs, families and federations — a loyal audience for the brands in its world.
  • Accountability: a short report with results and brand presence after every championship.
  • Flexible terms: by season, by championship, or through equipment support.
04 — Enquiries

Let's talk before
the next championship

Tell us what you have in mind and you'll get a concrete proposal back: placements, calendar and terms.

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