Fight To Survive Management

• Survival

  Structure is the difference between long careers and short ones.

• Smart Work

  Less unnecessary damage. Better timing. Clearer decisions. Longer careers and lasting value.

• Real Value

  Image, contracts, content and personal brand are treated as real assets that grow over time.

We stand between the individual and the promotions. We are the bridge.

Most people in combat sports today are too accessible. Direct access often leads to disrespect, pressure, and bad deals. When a professional structure exists, the relationship changes. Distance creates respect.

Representation is also a shield. Negative situations, unfair pressure, last-minute changes, and attempts to take advantage are absorbed by us first. We create a protective layer so the person can focus on performance.

In practice this works like calling a specialist lawyer for a specific job. Someone already in talks with a promotion can bring us in as their representative for that deal. We negotiate, protect the terms, and take a commission for the service.

Accessibility without structure creates disrespect.

Structure creates distance. Distance creates respect.

Four clear ways people engage with Fight To Survive Management.

1. 01

   Full Commitment (Exclusive)

   Complete management under exclusive contract. Negotiations, career direction, image structure, after-career guidance, content, and protection as one complete system.

2. 02

   Deal Representation (Non-Exclusive)

   The person is already speaking with a promotion and brings us in as the professional representative for that specific negotiation. We act as the shield and negotiator. Commission is taken on the deal.

3. 03

   Fight Finding / Booking

   We actively source and secure opportunities. Matching, timing, and negotiation are handled by us. Can operate inside exclusive or non-exclusive frameworks.

4. 04

   Fixed Bundles and A La Carte

   Four clear fixed-price content bundles. Custom work beyond the bundles is quote-based via invoice. One revision round is included with every delivery.

The people in the corner, in the ring and behind the scenes.

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  Trainer

  Fight preparation and conditioning.

• Coming soon

  Cutman

  Cut and swelling care between rounds.

• Coming soon

  Referee

  Enforces the rules and protects the fighters in the ring.

• Coming soon

  Judge

  Scores each round from ringside.

• Coming soon

  Ring Announcer

  Introduces the fighters and announces the results.

• Coming soon

  Ring Girl

  Presents the round cards between rounds.

• Coming soon

  Dancer

  Performance for walkouts, shows and events.

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

• MMA / UFC

  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.

• Boxing

  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.

• Kickboxing

  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).

• Muay Thai

  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. Somrak KhamsingThailand’s first Olympic gold medallist (boxing, 1996), widely rated among the greatest Muay Thai fighters.

• BJJ

  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.

• Freestyle Wrestling

  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.

• Low Kick

  1. Sohanne “The Artist” BenganaLow Kick World Champion (Raw Kick World Champion Series).
  2. Liam HarrisonWMC, WPMF and WBC Muaythai world champion, famed for his “Leeds low kick”.
  3. Saiyok PumpanmuangLumpinee 154 lb (2010), Rajadamnern 140 lb (2007), WMC 140 lb (2006) and WMO 72 kg (2015) champion.
  4. SaenchaiThai legend with six Lumpinee Stadium titles across four weight classes.

Lethwei and Bare Knuckle: no settled consensus yet.

Fights, work, fan connection and official merch, all in one house.

• Fight Offers

  Ring opportunities by division and by style: Lethwei, Muay Thai, boxing and MMA.

  Coming soon

• Job Offers

  Non-fight work: movie roles, music videos, commercials and dancing gigs, plus referees, cutmen, ring announcers, dancers, ring girls and trainers.

  Coming soon

• Cameo

  Personal video messages from our fighters for fans.

  Coming soon

• Merchandise

  Official merch and exclusive items from our talent, available to fans.

  Coming soon

All payments are processed by Fight To Survive Management.

Management partners, sponsors and affiliates who stand with our fighters.

Featured Partner

House of Blanco

House of Blanco Productions and Playhouse Blanco Worldwide

London model agency, content house and production company led by CEO Mia Blanco. Models, dancers, music videos and premium visual production.

Featured in Womenpreneur magazine, Top 20 Womenpreneurs to look out for in the UK.

• Instagram @houseofblancoproductions
• Instagram @playhouse_blanco_worldwide

• Management Partners

  Management firms and agencies we work alongside to build fighters’ careers.

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• Sponsors

  Brands that back our fighters in and out of the ring.

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• Affiliates

  Gyms, promotions and organisations connected to our network.

  Coming soon