Who is the 110 Man Fighter

Sensei Junior Robert McInnes

Junior McInnes Started His Journey in Martial Arts at the age of 3 years old under the guidance of his Father and legendary Karate Master Kancho Robert McInnes. 

Studying the Art of Shorin kempo Junior started competing in Japan at the age of 10 years old .

Due to his father influence of many great fighters such as Sakmongkong, Peter Aerts,Pedro Rizzo Judd Reid , Yodsanan WBA Champion ..Junior got to train with the very best to increase his skill level
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Junior completed the 1000 day Uchideshi of Shorin Kempo which is know as one of the most demanding Uchideshi Programs in the world. 97 Karateka have attempted to complete the Shorin Uchideshi but until 2018 only 19 had ever passed.

At 16 years old Junior was one of the youngest Full contact Karate Champions in Japan in the Adult divisions.  At 18 years old he held two WKO Jr Light weight World titles and also had won the Okinawa Open and came 2nd place in the Shikoku Glove Karate Championships with head punches

At 18 years Junior Moved to Boxing and won the Thailand Regionals Golden Gloves by Defeating the Bangkok Division Champion .

Junior continued to mark up victories in Japan and Thailand until 2018 where he attempted the 100 Man Kumite and completed 110 fights in the island of Okinawa on the 28 day of May .

Sensei Junior was awarded 3 nominations for the Art4Peace Beverley hills film festival for sacrifice and dedication to martial Arts in a real life documentary .

Now after reaching the highest Plato in karate Junior is concentrating on pass on knowledge and traveling the world teaching and promoting Karate.

The following is a gallery showing the history of Junior .