A brief list of Mr.
Roufus' certifications and accomplishments include;
Started Martial Arts training age 4.
3rd degree Black Belt Karate.
1991 WAKO Bronze Medal Continuous Contact-London, England member of WAKO US
Team.
Kickboxing under Pat Roufus, former PKA referee & head of Fight
sanctions, founder of Roufus Kickboxing.
Muaythai training experience at Sityodtong Camp, Fairtex MuayThai Camp,
Master Toddy MuayThai Camp and Phetnoi MuayThai Camp trainers.
Amateur Boxing under Israel Acosta-US Olympic coach.
Pro Boxing under Stan Johnson, trainer of former WBC Middleweight
Champion Gerald "G-Man" McClellen & former WBC
Continental Americas Cruiserweight Champion Rick 'The Jet"
Roufus.
Trainer of 17 IKF National Amateur
Champions 1999-2001.
Trainer of 1999 WMC World Amateur
Heavyweight Champion.
Coach of the Most Champions at IKF
2001 National Tournament.
Coach of 2001 Wisconsin Golden Gloves Lightheavyweight Champion.
Coach of 2001 Chicago Golden Gloves Women"s Middleweight Champion.
Consultant for K-1 North America.
Featured in Instructional video series by World Martial Arts - "Duke
Roufus MuayThai Kickboxing."
4 Time World Champion including former IKF MuayThai Rules Super Heavyweight
World Champion
Fought & coached world-wide: Japan, Australia, France, Thailand, Italy,
Belgium, Belarus, Canada, England, Brazil, Puerto Rico, & Germany, The
Bellagio Casino and The Mirage Casino, Las Vegas, NV, Caesars Palace, Lake
Tahoe, NV, Foxwoods Casino, Ledyard, CT.
1998 IKF Trainer of the Year
1999 IKF Trainer of the Year
1998 IKF Promoter of the Year
1999 IKF Promoter of the Year
2000 IKF Promoter of the Year.
2001: Acted on the show Walker Texas Ranger with Chuck
Norris in an episode aptly named Legends.
May 2002: Appeared on FoxSports Best Damn Sports Show.
Served as a color commentator for K-1 Kickboxing on ESPN2 and for KOTC on
TSN in Canada.
Trained Dustin Diamond, also known as "Screech" on the 1990s
show Saved by the Bell for FOX's Celebrity Boxing. Diamond won the
match by knock out, by the way.