Stand with Team England: Show Your Support for WKO-GB in 2025

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As the countdown begins for the 2025 WKO World Championships, there's never been a better time to rally behind Team England. Whether you're a fighter, coach, or passionate supporter, here are seven powerful ways you can stand shoulder to shoulder with the national squad and wear your pride with purpose.

1️⃣ Join the WKO Membership

Becoming a WKO Licensed Member connects you to a global network of martial artists and opens the door to official competitions, training sessions, and recognition. Whether you're an individual athlete or a club, joining WKO is a statement of commitment to excellence.

📝 Formosa Kickboxing Academy is proud to be a registered WKO Club Member. We now encourage all our students and athletes to take the next step—apply for individual WKO membership and be part of the journey. Let’s stand united with Team England and help grow the global kickboxing community together.

2️⃣ 2025 Official WKO England Fight-Pants (£65)

Crafted for performance and pride, these fight-pants are tailored to represent England on the world stage.


3️⃣ 2025 Official WKO England Fight Shorts (£45)

Lightweight, durable, and designed for dynamic movement—these shorts are a must-have for any competitor or fan.


4️⃣ & 5️⃣ 2025 WKO GB Team's Tracksuit Top (£55)

Whether you're warming up or cheering from the sidelines, this official tracksuit top keeps you looking sharp and unified with the team.


6️⃣ 2025 Official WKO England Fight Top (£45)

Show your allegiance in the ring or at the gym with this sleek and breathable fight top.


7️⃣ Official 2025 WKO England Tracksuit (£65)

Complete the look with the full tracksuit—top and bottoms included. Ideal for travel, training, or representing at events.


📬 Message us if you'd like to place an order. We're happy to help you show your support in style!

Whether you're competing or cheering from afar, every gesture of support fuels the team’s journey. Let’s unite behind England’s finest and make 2025 a year to remember

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