Fight To Survive Management

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    • Beyond the Ring

    There is a psychological effect that most fighters experience after their career. The violence they lived and delivered is a level that only a few can understand, especially those who fight for a living.

    Many later seek compensation through spirituality, a new profession, or a different form of dedication. The need is real. Most only start thinking about it when it is already too late.

    We guide fighters to plan the after-career while they are still competing, without obstructing the current path. Long-term thinking is part of smart work. Survival continues after the last fight.

    This guidance is available to exclusive and non-exclusive signed athletes. It is not an afterthought. It is part of the structure from the beginning.

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    Production and Future Assets

    Eyewareness Studios

    Produces all Hollywood-grade cinematic content. Most people use cheap AI tools that still create deformed faces, extra limbs and zero resemblance. We use professional Hollywood-grade pipelines that prevent these problems and deliver true cinema-level quality.

    Earwareness

    Creates custom songs and personal music built around the individual's story. Used for fighters' walkouts and for support talent cinematic videos.

    Fixed-Price Bundles

    Available to all talent types: fighters, trainers, cornermen, cut men, referees, judges, ring announcers, ring girls and dancers. One revision round included. Videos by EYEWARENESS. Songs by EARWARENESS.

    Amateur Pack

    Price: $149

    8 professional photos, 1 cinematic intro and 1 custom song made for you
    1 fighter presentation poster and 1 cinematic poster

    You bring your own ideas and we produce them. A strong starting package for your image.

    Pro Pack

    Price: $249

    16 professional photos, 1 cinematic intro, 1 highlight video and 2 custom songs made for you
    2 fighter presentation posters and 2 cinematic posters

    You bring your own ideas and we produce them. Built for confirmed professionals.

    Legend Pack

    Price: $299

    Everything in the Pro Pack, plus full artistic direction:
    We write your story, the script and the scene plan, research your market, and build your social media strategy around how the platforms’ algorithms work

    We build your full creative direction: your story, script and content strategy. You no longer need to bring your own ideas.

    GOAT Pack

    Price: $399

    48 photos, 1 cinematic intro, 1 highlight video, 1 short film and 3 custom songs made for you
    3 fighter presentation posters, 3 cinematic posters and an official Fight To Survive Management tracksuit set
    Full artistic direction: we write your story, the script and the scene plan, research your market, and build your social media strategy around how the platforms’ algorithms work

    The complete package to launch or establish a strong professional presence. Enough content to give your social media a clear, professional look, for fighters who want to stand out in the business.

    Cinematic intro: a movie trailer for your life. A short cinematic film about your story, where you came from, what you’ve survived and what you’re fighting for, that promoters watch before they book you.

    The four bundle boxes: Amateur, Pro, Legend and GOAT

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    Structure Over Chaos

    The difference between a short career and a lasting one is rarely talent alone. It is the quality of the decisions and the structure around the person.

    Whether through full commitment, deal representation, fight finding, fixed-price bundles, support talent, the gym directory or fight and job offers, the standard remains the same.

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    FIGHTERS

    Registered fighters all around the world.

    • Cyrus Washington holding a championship belt, wearing red Muay Thai shorts and hand wraps

      Cyrus Washington

      Representing United States

      120+ professional fights

      • Freedom Fighters Light Heavyweight World Champion
    • Fionn James

      Fionn James

      Representing IrelandEngland

      190cm80-85kgOrthodoxBoxingMuay Thai

    • Frankke Kritsana Srisang with red hair and red hand wraps, in a fighting guard wearing the BKFC Thailand championship belt

      Frankke Kritsana Srisang

      Representing Thailand

      Born June 19951.70mFeatherweight (145 lbs)

      • BKFC Thailand Featherweight Champion
      • Champion PAT Thailand
    • Judd Reid in his Kyokushin gi, throwing a punch

      Shihan Judd Reid

      Representing Australia - LocationAustralia flag

      Shihan·Fighter·Trainer·Dojo Owner·Author

      Dojo: Chikara Martial Arts, Footscray, Melbourne

      Books: The Young Lions, The Ronin Years

      • WKO World Heavyweight Champion, 2010
      • 100-man kumite completed, October 2011: 20th person ever
    • Rolando The Incredible Dy with his BKB championship belt over his shoulder and a Police Gazette World Diamond Champion medal

      Rolando “The Incredible” Dy

      Representing Philippines

      5’8” (173cm)Super Welterweight

      • BKB World Super Welterweight Champion
    • Sohanne Bengana

      Sohanne “The Artist” Bengana

      Representing AlgeriaItaliaThailand

      • 8x Champion
      • 3x Combat Sport World Champion
      • Raw Kick World Champion Series
      • PK-1 Muay Thai World Champion
      • Int. Lethwei World Champion
    • Victor Old Boots Booty in a fighting guard, wearing black boxing shorts with his name in gold

      Victor “Old Boots” Booty

      Representing Essex, England

      5’9”65-72kg

      • EFC Title
    • Valon Loni Gashi

      Valon “Loni” Gashi

      Representing GermanyAlbaniaKosovo

      Socials

      Instagram @loni_lionheart

    Fighters who work with us per fight and choose our fixed-price content bundles, without an exclusive contract.

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    TRAINERS

    Professional presentation, content and visibility so gyms and athletes can find them.

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    • Andrea Sinyorini

      Andrea Sinyorini

      Representing Italia - LocationThailand flag

      • Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Coach
      • 20+ Years in BJJ

    • Shihan Judd Reid in his Kyokushin gi, throwing a punch

      Shihan Judd Reid

      Representing Australia - LocationAustralia flag

      Shihan·Fighter·Trainer·Dojo Owner·Author

      Dojo: Chikara Martial Arts, Footscray, Melbourne

      Books: The Young Lions, The Ronin Years

      • WKO World Heavyweight Champion, 2010
      • 100-man kumite completed, October 2011: 20th person ever

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    The cornermen, cut men, referees, judges, ring announcers, dancers and ring girls we represent.

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    WORLDWIDE RANKINGS

    Worldwide rankings across combat sports, discipline by discipline, from official ranking bodies where one exists.

    Tap a discipline to open it. Each list links to its official source.

    Source: UFC official rankingsLast updated

    Men's Pound-for-Pound

    1. 1Islam Makhachev
    2. 2Alexander Volkanovski
    3. 3Justin Gaethje
    4. 4Petr Yan
    5. 5Ilia Topuria
    6. 6Joshua Van
    7. 7Sean Strickland
    8. 7Tom Aspinall
    9. 9Merab Dvalishvili
    10. 10Alex Pereira
    11. 11Ciryl Gane
    12. 12Khamzat Chimaev
    13. 13Arman Tsarukyan
    14. 14Alexandre Pantoja
    15. 15Carlos Ulberg

    Flyweight

    1. CJoshua Van
    2. 1Alexandre Pantoja
    3. 2Manel Kape
    4. 3Brandon Royval
    5. 4Tatsuro Taira
    6. 5Kyoji Horiguchi
    7. 6Lone’er Kavanagh
    8. 7Asu Almabayev
    9. 8Brandon Moreno
    10. 9Amir Albazi
    11. 10Ramazan Temirov
    12. 11Tim Elliott
    13. 12Steve Erceg
    14. 13Sumudaerji
    15. 14Tagir Ulanbekov
    16. 15Alex Perez

    Bantamweight

    1. CPetr Yan
    2. 1Merab Dvalishvili
    3. 2Sean O'Malley
    4. 3Song Yadong
    5. 4Umar Nurmagomedov
    6. 5Mario Bautista
    7. 6Cory Sandhagen
    8. 7Payton Talbott
    9. 8David Martinez
    10. 9Aiemann Zahabi
    11. 10Raul Rosas Jr.
    12. 11Marlon Vera
    13. 12Deiveson Figueiredo
    14. 13Marcus McGhee
    15. 14Raoni Barcelos
    16. 15Bryce Mitchell

    Featherweight

    1. CAlexander Volkanovski
    2. 1Movsar Evloev
    3. 2Diego Lopes
    4. 3Lerone Murphy
    5. 4Aljamain Sterling
    6. 5Jean Silva
    7. 6Yair Rodriguez
    8. 7Arnold Allen
    9. 8Youssef Zalal
    10. 9Kevin Vallejos
    11. 10Steve Garcia
    12. 11Aaron Pico
    13. 12Melquizael Costa
    14. 13Brian Ortega
    15. 14Patricio Pitbull
    16. 15David Onama

    Lightweight

    1. CJustin Gaethje
    2. 1Ilia Topuria
    3. 2Arman Tsarukyan
    4. 3Charles Oliveira
    5. 4Max Holloway
    6. 5Paddy Pimblett
    7. 6Benoît Saint Denis
    8. 7Quillan Salkilld
    9. 8Mauricio Ruffy
    10. 9Salahdine Parnasse
    11. 10Mateusz Gamrot
    12. 11Rafael Fiziev
    13. 12Renato Moicano
    14. 13Dan Hooker
    15. 14Tom Nolan
    16. 15Beneil Dariush

    Welterweight

    1. CIslam Makhachev
    2. 1Ian Machado Garry
    3. 2Carlos Prates
    4. 3Michael Morales
    5. 4Jack Della Maddalena
    6. 5Gabriel Bonfim
    7. 6Sean Brady
    8. 7Belal Muhammad
    9. 8Leon Edwards
    10. 9Kamaru Usman
    11. 10Mike Malott
    12. 11Yaroslav Amosov
    13. 12Uroš Medić
    14. 12Joaquin Buckley
    15. 14Daniel Rodriguez
    16. 15Neil Magny

    Middleweight

    1. CSean Strickland
    2. 1Khamzat Chimaev
    3. 2Dricus Du Plessis
    4. 3Nassourdine Imavov
    5. 4Brendan Allen
    6. 5Caio Borralho
    7. 6Joe Pyfer
    8. 7Gregory Rodrigues
    9. 8Anthony Hernandez
    10. 9Israel Adesanya
    11. 10Christian Leroy Duncan
    12. 11Jared Cannonier
    13. 12Abus Magomedov
    14. 13Ikram Aliskerov
    15. 14Bo Nickal
    16. 15Shara Magomedov

    Light Heavyweight

    1. CCarlos Ulberg
    2. 1Magomed Ankalaev
    3. 2Jiří Procházka
    4. 3Alex Pereira
    5. 4Khalil Rountree Jr.
    6. 5Navajo Stirling
    7. 6Paulo Costa
    8. 7Azamat Murzakanov
    9. 8Dominick Reyes
    10. 9Jan Błachowicz
    11. 10Bogdan Guskov
    12. 11Robert Whittaker
    13. 12Alonzo Menifield
    14. 13Muhammad Saidov
    15. 14Reinier de Ridder
    16. 15Nikita Krylov

    Heavyweight

    1. CCiryl Gane
    2. 1Tom Aspinall
    3. 2Alexander Volkov
    4. 3Sergei Pavlovich
    5. 4Josh Hokit
    6. 5Curtis Blaydes
    7. 6Waldo Cortes Acosta
    8. 7Rizvan Kuniev
    9. 8Vitor Petrino
    10. 9Serghei Spivac
    11. 10Ante Delija
    12. 11Valter Walker
    13. 12Derrick Lewis
    14. 12Tyrell Fortune
    15. 14Aleksandar Rakić
    16. 15Mario Pinto

    Women's Pound-for-Pound

    1. 1Valentina Shevchenko
    2. 2Kayla Harrison
    3. 3Zhang Weili
    4. 4Natalia Silva
    5. 5Mackenzie Dern
    6. 6Alexa Grasso
    7. 7Manon Fiorot
    8. 8Tatiana Suarez
    9. 9Erin Blanchfield
    10. 10Julianna Peña
    11. 11Virna Jandiroba
    12. 12Jasmine Jasudavicius
    13. 13Rose Namajunas
    14. 14Raquel Pennington
    15. 15Denise Gomes

    Women's Strawweight

    1. CMackenzie Dern
    2. 1Zhang Weili
    3. 2Tatiana Suarez
    4. 3Virna Jandiroba
    5. 4Denise Gomes
    6. 5Gillian Robertson
    7. 6Yan Xiaonan
    8. 7Fatima Kline
    9. 8Loopy Godinez
    10. 9Alexia Thainara
    11. 10Jéssica Andrade
    12. 11Tabatha Ricci
    13. 12Amanda Lemos
    14. 13Amanda Ribas
    15. 14Angela Hill
    16. 15Mizuki

    Women's Flyweight

    1. CNatalia Silva
    2. 1Valentina Shevchenko
    3. 2Alexa Grasso
    4. 3Manon Fiorot
    5. 4Jasmine Jasudavicius
    6. 5Erin Blanchfield
    7. 6Rose Namajunas
    8. 7Maycee Barber
    9. 8Wang Cong
    10. 9Tracy Cortez
    11. 10Miranda Maverick
    12. 11Karine Silva
    13. 12Casey O'Neill
    14. 13Eduarda Moura
    15. 14Gabriella Fernandes
    16. 15Regina Tarin

    Women's Bantamweight

    1. CKayla Harrison
    2. 1Julianna Peña
    3. 2Joselyne Edwards
    4. 3Ailin Perez
    5. 4Norma Dumont
    6. 5Raquel Pennington
    7. 6Yana Santos
    8. 7Luana Santos
    9. 8Jacqueline Cavalcanti
    10. 9Macy Chiasson
    11. 10Karol Rosa
    12. 11Bia Mesquita
    13. 12Michelle Montague
    14. 13Nora Cornolle
    15. 14Chelsea Chandler
    16. 15Alice Pereira

    Source: The Ring official rankingsLast updated

    Pound for Pound, Men

    1. 1Naoya Inoue33-0-0 (27 KO)
    2. 2Oleksandr Usyk25-0-0 (16 KO)
    3. 3Shakur Stevenson25-0-0 (11 KO)
    4. 4Jesse Rodriguez24-0-0 (17 KO)
    5. 5David Benavidez32-0-0 (26 KO)
    6. 6Dmitry Bivol25-1-0 (12 KO)
    7. 7Junto Nakatani32-1-0 (24 KO)
    8. 8Devin Haney33-0-0 (15 KO)
    9. 9Jaron Ennis36-0-0 (32 KO)
    10. 10Oscar Collazo15-0-0 (12 KO)

    Pound for Pound, Women

    1. 1Claressa Shields19-0-0 (4 KO)
    2. 2Chantelle Cameron23-1-0 (8 KO)
    3. 3Gabriela Fundora17-0-0 (9 KO)
    4. 4Dina Thorslund23-0-0 (9 KO)
    5. 5Mikaela Mayer21-2-0 (5 KO)
    6. 6Amanda Serrano49-4-1 (32 KO)
    7. 7Lauren Price9-0-0 (2 KO)
    8. 8Ellie Scotney12-0-0 (0 KO)
    9. 9Caroline Dubois14-0-1 (5 KO)
    10. 10Alycia Baumgardner18-1-0 (7 KO)

    Source: GLORY Kickboxing official rankingsLast updated

    Heavyweight

    1. CMory Kromah
    2. 1Antonio Plazibat
    3. 2Miloš Cvjetićanin
    4. 3Tariq Osaro
    5. 4Anis Bouzid
    6. 5Nidal Bchiri
    7. 6Sofian Laïdouni

    Light Heavyweight

    1. CMohamed Touchassie
    2. 1Tarik Khbabez
    3. 2Donovan Wisse
    4. 3Michael Boapeah
    5. 4Miloš Cvjetićanin

    Middleweight

    1. CChico Kwasi
    2. 1Donovan Wisse
    3. 2Michael Boapeah

    Welterweight

    1. CChico Kwasi

    Featherweight

    1. CMiguel Trindade
    2. 1Berjan Peposhi
    3. 2Deniz Demirkapu

    Source: ONE Championship official rankingsLast updated

    Flyweight Muay Thai

    1. CAsadula Imangazaliev
    2. 1Aslamjon Ortikov
    3. 2Rodtang Jitmuangnon
    4. 3Nong-O Hama
    5. 4Shimon Yoshinari
    6. 5Ramadan Ondash

    Bantamweight Muay Thai

    1. CYod-IQ Or Pimolsri
    2. 1Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon
    3. 2Suakim Pongsuphan PK
    4. 3Nabil Anane
    5. 4Abdulla Dayakaev
    6. 5Kiamran Nabati

    Featherweight Muay Thai

    1. CNico Carrillo
    2. 1Tawanchai PK Saenchai
    3. 2Shadow Mavinn
    4. 3Mohammad Siasarani
    5. 4Ricardo Bravo
    6. 5Bampara Kouyate

    Women's Atomweight Muay Thai

    1. CAllycia Hellen Rodrigues
    2. 1Phetjeeja Lukjaoporongtom
    3. 2Vero
    4. 3Stamp Fairtex
    5. 4Selina Flores
    6. 5Yu Yau Pui

    Source: Rajadamnern World Series (RWS) champions

    Rajadamnern World Series (RWS) champion

    1. CDaniel RodriguezSuper Welterweight (154 lb) Champion, Rajadamnern World Series (RWS): defended by KO (high kick) in round 3 against Angel Bauza, RWS 200, Bangkok, June 27, 2026
    2. CDaniel RodriguezMiddleweight (160 lb) Champion, Rajadamnern World Series (RWS): won by KO (straight to the body) in round 1 against Petchmorakot Petchyindee Academy, Switzerland Mega Muay Thai, Road to RWS, Bern, September 26, 2026

    Source: IBJJF official rankingsLast updated

    Male Adult Black Belt, Gi

    1. 1Erich Munis dos Santos
    2. 2Vinicius Liberati
    3. 3Francisco Papasidero
    4. 4Tainan Dalpra Costa
    5. 5Diego Oliveira Batista
    6. 6Dayvison Lucas Miranda L. Calado
    7. 7Alexandre Papa Manara
    8. 8Seif-Eddine Houmine
    9. 9Alexander Sak
    10. 10Enderson Dias de Almeida

    Female Adult Black Belt, Gi

    1. 1Gabrieli Pessanha de Souza Marinho
    2. 2Larissa Dias de Almeida
    3. 3Sarah C. Firme Galvao
    4. 4Mayssa Caldas Pereira Bastos
    5. 5Olivia Evelyn Schauer
    6. 6Ashlee Funegra
    7. 7Janaina Maia de Menezes
    8. 8Marina Carraro Penedo
    9. 8Jessica Caroline Coelho Dantas
    10. 10Mariana Cabral Rolszt

    No usable public worldwide ranking source yet.

    Source: BKFC official rankingsLast updated

    Heavyweight

    1. CAndrei Arlovski
    2. 1Leonardo Perdomo
    3. 2Ben Rothwell
    4. 3Parker Porter
    5. 4Corey Willis
    6. 5Arnold Adams

    Ironweight

    1. CLorenzo Hunt

    Cruiserweight

    1. CEsteban Rodriguez
    2. 1Bryant Acheson
    3. 2Lex Ludlow
    4. 3Karl Thompson
    5. 4Joseph Creer

    Light Heavyweight

    1. CLorenzo Hunt
    2. 1Josh Dyer
    3. 2Jared Warren
    4. 3Cody Vidal
    5. 4Jomi Escoboza
    6. 5Mike Richman

    Middleweight

    1. CJack Cullen
    2. 1David Mundell
    3. 2Marcus Edwards
    4. 3Dakota Cochrane
    5. 4Drew Stuve
    6. 5Mike Perry

    Welterweight

    1. CDustin Pague
    2. 1Carlos Trinidad-Snake
    3. 2Bryce Henry
    4. 3Julian Lane
    5. 4Austin Trout

    Lightweight

    1. CBen Bonner
    2. 1Austin Trout
    3. 2Lewis Keen
    4. 3Jc Deleon
    5. 4Luis Palomino
    6. 5Ramiro Figueroa

    Featherweight

    1. CKai Stewart
    2. 1Edgard Plazaola
    3. 2Bryan Duran
    4. 3Nico Gaffie
    5. 4Nathan Rivera
    6. 5Tray Martin

    Bantamweight

    1. CJamel Herring
    2. 1Justin Ibarrola
    3. 2Ryan Reber
    4. 3Keith Richardson
    5. 4Bradley Taylor
    6. 5Nate Maness

    Women Featherweight

    1. CJessica Borga

    Women Flyweight

    1. CChristine Ferea
    2. 1Christine Vicens
    3. 2Bec Rawlings
    4. 3Rosalinda Rodriguez
    5. 4Jade Masson-Wong
    6. 5Gabrielle Roman

    Strawweight

    1. CBritain Hart
    2. 1Sarah Shell
    3. 2Shelby Cannon
    4. 3Taylor Starling
    5. 4Natalie Gage
    6. 5Kat Paprocki

    Pound for Pound

    1. 1Lorenzo Hunt
    2. 2Kai Stewart
    3. 3David Mundell
    4. 4Mike Perry
    5. 5Austin Trout

    Champions of the Raw Kick World Champion Series.

    Raw Kick World Champion Series ranking

    1. 1Sohanne “The Artist” BenganaLightweight World Champion, Raw Kick World Champion Series: won by KO, Low Kick Championship Thailand, April 14, 20261-0
    2. 2Nick HemmersWelterweight World Champion (75-80 kg), Raw Kick World Champion Series: won by stoppage, Low Kick Championship Thailand, April 14, 20261-0
    3. 3Sho OgawaFeatherweight World Champion, Raw Kick World Champion Series: won by stoppage, Low Kick Championship Thailand, April 14, 20261-0

    GOATS

    The greatest of all time, discipline by discipline, on titles and records.

    1. Jon JonesMost title fight wins in UFC history (16), as UFC light heavyweight and heavyweight champion.
    2. Anderson SilvaLongest title reign in UFC history (2,457 days at middleweight) with 16 straight UFC wins.
    3. Georges St-PierreUFC welterweight and middleweight champion with 13 title fight wins, second most in UFC history.
    4. Conor McGregorFirst fighter to hold two UFC titles at the same time, featherweight and lightweight, after UFC 205 in November 2016.

    1. Sugar Ray RobinsonWorld welterweight champion and the first boxer to win a world title in one division five times (middleweight).
    2. Muhammad AliFirst boxer to win the world heavyweight championship three times.
    3. Joe LouisHeavyweight champion from 1937 to 1949 with 25 successful title defenses, a division record.
    4. Rocky MarcianoRetired as heavyweight champion with a perfect 49-0 record.
    5. Roberto DuránWorld champion in four weight classes, from lightweight to middleweight.
    6. Julio César ChávezWorld champion in three divisions, unbeaten in his first 90 professional fights (89-0-1).
    7. Mike TysonYoungest heavyweight champion in history at 20, and the first to hold the WBA, WBC and IBF belts at once.
    8. Evander HolyfieldUndisputed cruiserweight champion and the only four-time heavyweight champion.
    9. George ForemanTwo-time heavyweight champion who regained the title at 45 in 1994, the oldest ever.
    10. Lennox LewisThree-time heavyweight champion and the last undisputed heavyweight champion before Usyk.
    11. Roy Jones Jr.Won world titles from middleweight to heavyweight, taking the WBA heavyweight belt in 2003.
    12. Floyd MayweatherRetired unbeaten at 50-0 with world titles in five weight classes.
    13. Manny PacquiaoThe only boxer to win world titles in eight weight divisions.
    14. Canelo ÁlvarezFirst undisputed super middleweight champion, with world titles in four weight classes.
    15. Oleksandr UsykUndisputed champion at both cruiserweight and heavyweight.

    1. Samart PayakaroonLumpinee Stadium champion in four weight classes, then WBC super bantamweight boxing world champion in 1986.
    2. SaenchaiSix Lumpinee Stadium titles across four weight classes.
    3. Dieselnoi Chor ThanasukarnLumpinee Stadium lightweight champion from 1981 to 1985, retired as champion for lack of challengers; 1982 Fighter of the Year.
    4. Apidej Sit-HirunTwo-time Lumpinee Stadium welterweight champion, named Fighter of the Century by King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
    5. Sagat PetchyindeeLumpinee Stadium lightweight champion (1985 and 1988) who also fought Wilfredo Gómez for the WBC boxing title in 1978.
    6. Namsaknoi YudthagarngamtornLumpinee Stadium champion in three weight classes, holding the 135 lb title from 2000 to 2006.
    7. Karuhat Sor SupawanFour Lumpinee Stadium titles across two divisions, 112 lb and 122 lb.
    8. Chamuakpetch HaphalangLumpinee Stadium champion in four weight divisions.
    9. Coban LookchaomaesaitongLumpinee Stadium champion at 130 lb (1985) and 135 lb (1990).
    10. Yodsanklai FairtexLumpinee Stadium champion at 112 lb (2001) and 147 lb (2005), and the first WBC Muaythai super welterweight world champion.
    11. Ramon DekkersDutch, nicknamed “The Diamond” and “Turbine from Hell”; eight-time Muay Thai and kickboxing world champion and the first non-Thai named Thailand’s Muay Thai Fighter of the Year (1992); 186 wins with 95 by KO.
    12. Somrak KhamsingThailand’s first Olympic gold medallist (boxing, 1996), widely rated among the greatest Muay Thai fighters.
    13. Lerdsila ChumpairtourRajadamnern Stadium champion at 115 lb (1999), 118 lb (2002) and 122 lb (2004); three-time WMC lightweight world champion, with world titles from WPMF, WCK (2011) and WLF (2013); won two titles in one fight, including the ISKA Intercontinental title, against Sohanne Bengana at Golden Era Muay Thai Championship 7 in New York (2024); record of about 194 wins, 35 losses and 5 draws.

    1. Buakaw BanchamekFirst fighter to win the K-1 World MAX tournament twice (2004 and 2006).
    2. Ernesto HoostFirst four-time K-1 World Grand Prix champion (1997, 1999, 2000, 2002).
    3. Semmy SchiltFour-time K-1 World Grand Prix champion, including three in a row (2005 to 2007).

    1. Roger Gracie10 IBJJF black belt world titles, first to win the open weight three times, never submitted as a black belt.
    2. Marcus “Buchecha” Almeida13 IBJJF black belt world titles, the all time record.

    1. Aleksandr MedvedThree Olympic golds and seven world titles, 10 world level golds in total.
    2. Buvaisar SaitievThree Olympic golds and six world titles; voted the best freestyle wrestler in history by FILA in 2007.

    1. Teddy RinerFrench heavyweight with a record 11 world titles and three individual Olympic golds (London 2012, Rio 2016, Paris 2024); the most decorated Olympic judoka.
    2. Tadahiro NomuraThe only judoka to win three Olympic golds in a row, all at extra-lightweight (Atlanta 1996, Sydney 2000, Athens 2004).
    3. Ryoko TaniSeven world titles and five Olympic medals, including golds at Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004; the first woman to win consecutive Olympic judo golds.
    4. Yasuhiro YamashitaWon 203 consecutive matches from 1977 to 1985, four world titles and open-weight gold at Los Angeles 1984; never lost to a non-Japanese judoka.
    5. Hitoshi SaitoHeavyweight Olympic champion at Los Angeles 1984 and Seoul 1988, the first judoka to win two Olympic heavyweight titles.
    6. Kosei InoueOlympic champion at -100 kg in Sydney 2000 and three consecutive world titles (1999, 2001, 2003).
    7. David DouilletFrench heavyweight with Olympic golds at Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000 and four world titles.
    8. Anton GeesinkDutch, the first non-Japanese world champion (Paris 1961) and open-weight Olympic champion at Tokyo 1964, beating Akio Kaminaga in Japan.
    9. Shohei OnoOlympic champion at -73 kg at Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020 and three world titles (2013, 2015, 2019).

    1. Mas OyamaFounder of Kyokushin karate and of the IKO Kyokushinkaikan (1964); devised the 100-man kumite, the style's ultimate test of endurance.
    2. Judd ReidAustralian, from Melbourne; the first foreigner to complete the 1,000-day uchi-deshi program under Mas Oyama in Tokyo (1990 to 1993), and completed the 100-man kumite at the Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium on 22 October 2011.
    3. Shokei MatsuiCompleted the 100-man kumite in 1986 and won the 4th Kyokushin World Open Tournament in 1987.
    4. Kenji MidoriWon the 5th Kyokushin World Open Tournament in 1991.
    5. Francisco FilhoBrazilian, completed the 100-man kumite in 1999 and won the 7th Kyokushin World Open Tournament the same year.
    6. Akira MasudaCompleted the 100-man kumite in 1991.
    7. Hajime KazumiCompleted the 100-man kumite in 1999.

    1. Sohanne “The Artist” BenganaPK-1 Muay Thai World Champion, Int. Lethwei World Champion and Raw Kick World Champion Series; 79 KOs in Muay Thai by low kick, plus 1 KO at the Raw Kick World Championship.
    2. Samkor KiatmontepThree-division Lumpinee Stadium champion (122, 130 and 135 lb) and 2011 WMC 154 lb world champion, famed for his devastating left kick.
    3. Rob KamanDutch, nicknamed “Mr. Low Kick” for his feared low kicks; 97 wins (77 by KO), 12 losses, 1 draw and nine kickboxing and Muay Thai world titles.
    4. Andy HugSwiss, 1996 K-1 World Grand Prix champion, won the final with the “Hug Tornado”, a low spinning heel kick to the thigh; UKF, WMTC and WKA world champion.
    5. Saiyok PumpanmuangLumpinee 154 lb (2010), Rajadamnern 140 lb (2007), WMC 140 lb (2006) and WMO 72 kg (2015) champion.
    6. Liam HarrisonEnglish, WPMF (2006), WMC (2007) and WBC Muaythai (2014) world champion, famed for his “Leeds low kick”.
    7. Kozo TakedaJapanese, 2001 Rajadamnern Stadium welterweight champion, the fourth foreign champion in its history, famed for his low kick; 45 wins (34 by KO), 20 losses, 7 draws.
    8. Ponsane SitmonchaiLow kick specialist, Lumpinee Stadium champion at 122 and 126 lbs and Rajadamnern Stadium champion at 115 lbs.

    1. Shwe Du WunOpenweight Lethwei Golden Belt champion from 1995 until 1998.
    2. Wan ChaiWon the inaugural Golden Belt Championship in 1996, then knocked out Shwe Du Wun on 1 April 1998 to take the openweight Lethwei Golden Belt; Myanmar champion in 1998 and 1999.
    3. Lone ChawOpenweight Lethwei Golden Belt champion from 2006 until 2009, and Golden Belt Championship winner in 2006 and 2007.
    4. Saw Nga ManWon the openweight Lethwei Golden Belt from Lone Chaw in 2009 and held it for five years until 2014.
    5. Tun Tun MinYoungest fighter ever to win the Lethwei Golden Belt, taking the openweight title from Saw Nga Man in 2014 at age 21.
    6. Too TooUndefeated under traditional Lethwei rules, held the 75 kg Lethwei Golden Belt from 2015 until his death in 2023; former WLC middleweight world champion.
    7. Cyrus WashingtonAmerican fighter, 2 Time Lethwei Bare Fist Champion (2010, 2015) and Myanmar/Burma Bare Knuckle Champion, with more than 120 pro fights in 10 countries.
    8. Dave LeducCanadian, six-time Lethwei world champion; won the openweight Lethwei Golden Belt from Tun Tun Min in Yangon on 11 December 2016 and made nine successful defenses before vacating in 2023.
    9. Sohanne “The Artist” BenganaMyanmar International Lethwei Champion, Lethwei record 4-2-1.

    1. Luis PalominoBKFC lightweight champion from 2020 (KO of Isaac Vallie-Flagg at BKFC 11) with five title defenses, BKFC welterweight champion in 2022, and inaugural BKFC King of Streets champion in 2025.
    2. Lorenzo HuntTwo-time BKFC light heavyweight champion and former BKFC cruiserweight champion, the only BKFC fighter to defend belts in two divisions; won the BKFC ironweight title.
    3. Mick TerrillEnglish, won the vacant BKFC heavyweight title by fourth-round knockout of Arnold Adams at BKFC 56 (2023) and defended it against Lorenzo Hunt at KnuckleMania IV (2024).
    4. Christine FereaInaugural BKFC women’s flyweight champion (KnuckleMania 2, 2022), with five successful title defenses through December 2024.

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