Congratulations to
2022 AMAHOF InducteesThe following people have been accepted as inductees into AMAHOF in 2022.
Their formal induction took place at the 2022 award ceremony in Perth, W.A. on 9-11 September 2022 at Joondalup Country Club.
Peter Wong
Inducted into AMAHOF (Inc) for 2021- Continual Excellence and Service to the Australasian Martial Arts Community
Inducted into WKUHOF for 2021- Continual Excellence and Service to the Australasian Martial Arts Community
Sean Allen
Inducted into AMAHOF (Inc) for 2021- Continual Excellence and Service to the Australasian Martial Arts Community
Inducted into WKUHOF for 2021- Continual Excellence and Service to the Australasian Martial Arts Community
Alan Pond
Posthumously Inducted into AMAHOF (Inc) for 2021- Continual Excellence and Service to the Australasian Martial Arts Community
Posthumously Inducted into WKUHOF for 2021- Continual Excellence and Service to the Australasian Martial Arts Community
Wayne Spear
Inducted into AMAHOF (Inc) for 2021- Continual Excellence and Service to the Australasian Martial Arts Community
Inducted into WKUHOF for 2021- Continual Excellence and Service to the Australasian Martial Arts Community
Victor Stuart
Inducted into AMAHOF (Inc) for 2021- Continual Excellence and Service to the Australasian Martial Arts Community
Inducted into WKUHOF for 2021- Continual Excellence and Service to the Australasian Martial Arts Community
Tom Bellamy
Inducted into AMAHOF (Inc) for 2021- Continual Excellence and Service to the Australasian Martial Arts Community
Inducted into WKUHOF for 2021- Continual Excellence and Service to the Australasian Martial Arts Community
The Australasian Martial Arts Hall of Fame was established in Australasia in 1996 as an associate member of the WKU Hall of Fame based in America, making us a worldwide organisation. We were established to pay homage and bestow recognition upon martial artists who have made an outstanding contribution to the world of martial arts, and who have demonstrated high ethical and technical abilities in the Australasian Martial Arts Community.
Nominations can originate from family, friends, instructors, peers and students who believe the person being nominated is worthy of such an honour; all nominations are judged on their own merit and performance using stringent decision criteria.AMAHOF follows the principles of non-discrimination and equal opportunity, thus favouritism, sex, politics, origin, race, creed and style, do not have any bearing on the final selection of an honouree.
Nomination packs can be downloaded using the yellow box on the top right of this page
