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Willie Stewart

October 23rd, 2008

willyWillie joined the Mick Doyle’s Martial Arts Center in 1995. From Mick he has learned Muay Thai, Gan Teora, Kickboxing and Boxing.

Stewart is former competitive bodybuilder and basketball Coach. Willie joined the gym to get in better shape. Little did he know that it would lead to a career as the Senior Trainer and Assistant Coach of Team Doyle. At 52, Willie is a great example of what dedication, knowledge and experience can accomplish.  Willie is in great condition and maintains the physical regiment of someone half his age.

Willie is currently a Personal Trainer at Mick Doyle’s Martial Arts Center, and spends his time training clients and teaching classes.  He is Mick’s right hand man when it comes to the coaching of fighters on fight night.  He is very experienced in competition. Willie is a great example of what living well and good training can do.

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3 Responses to “Willie Stewart”

  1. Brian Dunn Says:
    August 30th, 2010 at 9:48 am

    Willie, I stopped in hoping to speak to you in person about Matt’s fight this weekend. I just wanted to let you know that I do not have any way to change the decision. I did consider all options, and I do believe that Matt was poked in the eye, but since the ref didn’t see it and stopped the fight, it has to stand as a TKO loss for Matt.
    I do think it was unintentional, which means even had the ref seen it, Matt could not have been given any time to recover (only in the case of a groin shot would he have up to 5 minutes).
    Anyway, I wanted to apologize to you guys, it just sucks to lose in that fashion. I did speak with Victory Jay and I think he will be contacting you guys to set up a potential re-match with that guy for an upcoming Extreme Challenge.

    Thanks again,
    Brian

  2. admin Says:
    August 30th, 2010 at 11:17 am

    Thanks Brian. I appreciate you doing that but Matt needs to quit whining and accept it. It happens and he will learn to do better next time. I am curious as to Why you felt like there was an issue with it?
    Thanks

  3. Brian Dunn Says:
    August 30th, 2010 at 1:00 pm

    As I said, I hate to see a guy lose a fight in that way. I mean a foul took place, I do believe it was unintentional, but it was still a foul. I know you guys didn’t complain, but I wanted you to know that I am paying attention to these things whether you guys complain or not. I think very highly of your gym and competitors from there and want to make sure you guys as coaches are aware of the reason behind decisions that affect your fighters.
    If you ever do have a complaint please don’t hesitate to hit me up.
    Thanks!

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