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Enfusion is a Dutch kickboxing promotion company based in Alkmaar, Netherlands. Labelled as one of the top kickboxing organizations in the world, Enfusion produces events globally, which showcase twelve kickboxing weight classes (12 male and 6 female).[1]

Key Information

History

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Enfusion began in 2010 with the launch of the reality television show Enfusion Reality, created by Dutch promoter Edwin van Os who was the co founder of Its Showtime which was then sold to Glory in 2012.[2]

In 2013, the brand expanded by hosting live kickboxing events across Europe.[3][4]

In 2018 Enfusion begun organizing Enfusion MMA events.[5]

In 2019 Enfusion unveiled two new brands with Enfusion Cage Events (ECE).[6]

Media coverage

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Enfusion events were previously broadcast on Viceland in the Netherlands,[7]

February 2022 a streaming deal covering Germany, Switzerland and Austria with fighting.de was announced.[8] March 2022 Viaplay announced that they had acquired rights to stream Enfusion events for the next three years.[9]

Glory Rivals

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In January 2022 Enfusion and Glory announced a new series of jointly promoted events called Glory Rivals.[10] The inaugural Rivals event was scheduled for May 21, 2022 at the Lotto Arena in Antwerp, Belgium. The event was later cancelled due to the finances of Enfusion's local promoter partner Antwerp Fight Organization catching the attention of Belgian authorities.[11]

Kickboxing rules

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Clothing and equipment

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Each athlete wears a pair of shorts, and is not allowed to wear shoes. Female fighters additionally wear a top. The athletes fight with 8 oz gloves if they are under 70 kg and 10 oz gloves if they are above 70 kg. They must wear a gumshield and groin protector. Vaseline is applied only to the face, while it is prohibited to apply it to the neck, shoulders and other body parts.[12]

Permitted techniques

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The following are considered to be fouls: Holding in the clinch to avoid striking, head butting, elbow strikes, strikes to the groin, push kicks to the knee, clinching the lower back, striking with the inside of the glove, continuing to fight after the command of the referee, biting, spitting, eye pokes, approaching the opponent with a head held too low, avoiding to fight, or simulation of being hit by an illegal strike, submission holds and wrestling takedowns. For each foul, a fighter is awarded an official warning, with three warnings warranting a disqualification.[13]

Events

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Aside from their primary Enfusion events, which features the main fighters, Enfusion operates other brands of events: [14]

Enfusion Reality: a tournament with behind the scenes perspectives into each athlete, produced over 12–14 episodes. The series often features a tournament setup where selected fighters compete for a title or a chance to advance in their careers, adding competitive stakes to the storytelling.

Enfusion Talents: Enfusion Talents showcases up and coming kickboxing prospects.

Enfusion Cage Events(ECE): These events feature a mix of kickboxing and mixed martial arts (MMA) bouts, conducted within a cage setting. ECE events allow all Muay Thai techniques, standing submissions, and takedowns. Fighters wear four or six-ounce gloves, and the action takes place inside the Enfusion cage.

Enfusion Rookies: Aimed at amateurs, this event allows fighters to showcase their abilities to talent scouts, serving as a stepping stone to professional careers.

8TKO: 8TKO is a kickboxing event series organized by Enfusion, often featuring tournaments in various weight classes. These tournaments are designed to showcase emerging talent and provide competitive opportunities for fighters.

Road2Enfusion : events aimed at discovering new talent for Enfusion's roster. These events are non-live shows focused on identifying promising fighters.

List of events

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Event Date Venue City
ECE #16 June 21, 2025 Netherlands
Road2Enfusion June 15, 2025 Netherlands
Enfusion #150 June 14, 2025 Netherlands
8TKO #17 June 14, 2025 Netherlands
Enfusion #149 May 24, 2025 Netherlands
8TKO #16 May 24, 2025 Netherlands
ECE #15 May 3, 2025 Netherlands
8TKO #15 May 3, 2025 Netherlands
Road2Enfusion April 13, 2025 Netherlands
Enfusion #148 April 12, 2025 Netherlands
8TKO #14 April 12, 2025 Netherlands
Enfusion #147 March 29, 2025 Netherlands
8TKO #13 March 29, 2025 Netherlands
Road2Enfusion#8 February 23, 2025 Netherlands
Enfusion #146 February 23, 2025 Netherlands
8TKO #12 February 23, 2025 Netherlands
Road2Enfusion February 9, 2025 Netherlands
ECE 14 December 21, 2024 Netherlands
Enfusion 145 December 14, 2024 Germany
Enfusion 144 Hoorn 7, 2024 Netherlands
Enfusion 143 November 16, 2024 Netherlands
Enfusion 142 November 2, 2024 Netherlands
Enfusion 141 October 12, 2024 Netherlands
Enfusion 140 October 5, 2024 Belgium
ECE #13 September 22, 2024 Netherlands
Enfusion 139 September 21, 2024 Netherlands
8TKO #11 September 21, 2024 Netherlands
Enfusion 138 June 15, 2024 Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
Road 2 Enfusion #4 June 9, 2024 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
ECE 12 May 25, 2024 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Enfusion 137 May 18, 2024 Netherlands Dordrecht, Netherlands
Road 2 Enfusion #3 May 12, 2024 Netherlands
Enfusion 136 April 20, 2024 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
8TKO #10 April 20, 2024 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Road 2 Enfusion #2 April 14, 2024 Netherlands
Enfusion 135 April 6, 2024 Netherlands Zeeland, Netherlands
8TKO #9 April 6, 2024 Netherlands Zeeland, Netherlands
Enfusion 134 March 2, 2024 Netherlands Nijmegen, Netherlands
Enfusion 133 February 17, 2024 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
8TKO #8 February 17, 2024 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Road 2 Enfusion #1 February 11, 2024 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Enfusion 132 December 30, 2023 Sportcomplex Hoornse Vaart Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Enfusion 132 December 30, 2023 Sportcomplex Hoornse Vaart Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
8TKO #7 December 30, 2023 Netherlands
Enfusion 131 December 16, 2023 Unihalle Germany Wuppertal, Germany
Enfusion 130 November 25, 2023 Sportcomplex Hoornse Vaart Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
8TKO #6 NOVEMBER 25, 2023 Netherlands
Enfusion 129 November 18, 2023 MartiniPlaza Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
Enfusion 128 November 11, 2023 Saza Topsporthal Achterhoek Netherlands Doetinchem, Netherlands
8TKO #5 NOVEMBER 11, 2023 Netherlands
Enfusion 127 November 4, 2023 Sportboulevard Dordrecht Netherlands Dordrecht, Netherlands
ECE #11 October 28, 2023 Sportcomplex Hoornse Vaart Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Enfusion 126 October 14, 2023 Jan Messinkhal Netherlands Nijmegen, Netherlands
Enfusion 125 October 7, 2023 Waregem Expo Belgium Waregem, Belgium
Enfusion 124 June 17, 2023 MartiniPlaza Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
ECE #10 June 11, 2023 Netherlands Netherlands
8TKO #4 June 11, 2023 Netherlands Netherlands
Enfusion 123 June 10, 2023 Sportcomplex Hoornse Vaart Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
8TKO #3 June 10, 2023 Netherlands Netherlands
Enfusion 122 May 13, 2023 Germany Wuppertal, Germany
Enfusion 121 April 29, 2023 Netherlands Dordrecht, Netherlands
Enfusion 120 March 18, 2023 De Meent Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
8TKO #2 March 18, 2023 Netherlands Netherlands
ECE #9 March 5, 2023 Netherlands Netherlands
Enfusion 119 March 4, 2023 Sportpaleis Alkmaar Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
8TKO #1 March 4, 2023 Netherlands Netherlands
Enfusion 118 February 11, 2023 Netherlands Nijmegen, Netherlands
Enfusion 117 December 16, 2022 United Arab Emirates Dubai
Enfusion 116 November 19, 2022 Netherlands Netherlands
Enfusion 115 November 12, 2022 Netherlands Netherlands
Enfusion 114 November 5, 2022 Netherlands Netherlands
Enfusion 113 October 22, 2022 Netherlands Netherlands
RFP Presents: Enfusion 111–112 September 24, 2022 Netherlands Netherlands
Enfusion 110 September 17, 2022 Netherlands Netherlands
Enfusion 109 June 18, 2022 Netherlands Netherlands
Glory Rivals 1 June 11, 2022 Netherlands Netherlands
ECE #8 June 5, 2022 Netherlands Netherlands
Enfusion 107 June 4, 2022 Germany Germany
Enfusion 106 May 14, 2022 Sportcentrum Valkenhuizen Netherlands Arnhem, Netherlands
Enfusion 105 March 26, 2022 Sporthal de Mijse Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Enfusion 104 November 12, 2021 Etihad Arena United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
ECE #7 October 24, 2021 Germany Germany
Enfusion 103 October 23, 2021 Unihalle Germany Wuppertal, Germany
Enfusion 102 September 5, 2021 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
ECE #6 September 3, 2021 Netherlands Netherlands
Enfusion 101 July 10, 2021 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
ECE #5 July 6, 2022 Netherlands Netherlands
Enfusion Live 100 July 4, 2021 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 99 October 17, 2020 Unihalle Germany Wuppertal, Germany
ECE #4 October 9, 2020 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 98 October 3, 2020 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
ECE #3 September 25, 2020 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 97 September 19, 2020 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 96 February 29, 2020 Netherlands Eindhoven, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 95 February 29, 2020 Netherlands Eindhoven, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 94 December-14-2019 Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 93 December-06-2019 United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Enfusion Live 92 December-06-2019 United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Enfusion Live 91 November-16-2019 MartiniPlaza Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
ECE #2 November-9-2019 Lombos Pavilion Portugal Lisbon, Portugal
Enfusion Live 90 November-02-2019 Lotto Arena Belgium Antwerp, Belgium
Enfusion Live 89 October-26-2019 Unihalle Germany Wuppertal, Germany
Enfusion Live 88 October-05-2019 Optisport Sportboulevard Netherlands Dordrecht, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 87 September-09-2019 Eishalle Darmstadt Germany Darmstadt, Germany
Enfusion ECE 1 August-6-2019 Spain Tenerife, Spain
Enfusion Live 86 June-28-2019 Serbia Belgrade, Serbia
Enfusion Live 85 June-8-2019 Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 84 May-4-2019 Germany Darmstadt, Germany
Enfusion Live 83 April-27-2019 Slovakia Žilina, Slovakia
Enfusion Live 82 April-13-2019 Davo Pevele Arena France Orchies, France
Enfusion live 81 March-30-2019 Spain Tenerife, Spain
Enfusion Live 80 March-23-2019 Atlantico Italy Rome, Italy
Enfusion Live 79 February-23-2019 Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 78 February-23-2019 Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 78 December-15-2018 Netherlands The Hague, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 77 December-07-2018 United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Enfusion Live 76 December-07-2018 United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Enfusion live 75 November-17-2018 Czech Republic Ostrava, Czech Republic
Enfusion Live 74 November-17-2018 MartiniPlaza Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
Enfusion Live MMA-2 November-10-2018 Portugal Lisbon, Portugal
Enfusion Live 73 October-27-2018 Germany Oberhausen, Germany
Enfusion Live MMA-1 October-13-2018 Netherlands Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 72 October-06-2018 Spain Madrid, Spain
Enfusion Live 71 September-29-2018 Germany Hamburg, Germany
Enfusion Live 70 September-15-2018 Belgium Antwerp, Belgium
Enfusion Live 69 June-23-2018 MartiniPlaza Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 68 June-09-2018 England Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Enfusion Live 67 May-12-2018 Netherlands The Hague, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 66 May-05-2018 Spain Tenerife, Spain
Enfusion Live 65 April-28-2018 Ice Hockey Stadium Slovakia Žilina, Slovakia
Enfusion Live 64 April-21-2018 Germany Darmstadt, Germany
Enfusion Live 63 March-09-2017 United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Enfusion Live 62 February-17-2018 Indoor Sportcentrum Netherlands Eindhoven, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 61 February-17-2018 Indoor Sportcentrum Netherlands Eindhoven, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 60 February 2, 2018 France Sallanches, France
Enfusion Live 59 December 8, 2017 United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Enfusion Live 58 December 8, 2017 United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Enfusion Live 57 December 2, 2017 Netherlands The Hague, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 56 November 18, 2017 MartiniPlaza Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 55 November 11, 2017 Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 54 October 10, 2017 Germany Ludwigsburg, Germany
Enfusion Live 53 September 30, 2017 Belgium Antwerp, Belgium
Enfusion live 52 September 16, 2017 Netherlands Zwolle, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 51 July 8, 2017 Halifax Forum Canada Halifax, Canada
Enfusion Live 50 May 5, 2017 Ice Hockey Stadium Slovakia Žilina, Slovakia
Enfusion Live 49 April 29, 2017 Ice Hockey Stadium Netherlands The Hague, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 48 March 24, 2017 United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 47 March 18, 2017 Jan Massinkhal Netherlands Nijmegen, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 46 February 18, 2017 Indoor Sportcentrum United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Enfusion Live 45 December 9, 2016 Sportcentrum Silverdome Netherlands Zoetermeer, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 44 December 3, 2016 Sporthal Overbosch Netherlands The Hague, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 43 November 20, 2016 MartiniPlaza Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 42 October 8, 2016 Cubierta de Leganes Spain Madrid, Spain
Enfusion Live 41 September 17, 2016 Lotto Arena Belgium Antwerp, Belgium
Enfusion Live 40 June 4, 2016 Gran Canaria Arena Spain Gran Canaria, Spain
Enfusion Live 39 April 23, 2016 Ice Hockey Stadium Slovakia Žilina, Slovakia
Enfusion Live 38 April 2, 2016 Uithof Netherlands The Hague, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 37 April 18, 2015 Indoor Sportcentrum Netherlands Eindhoven, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 36 February 7, 2016 Petchbuncha Stadium Thailand Ko Samui, Thailand
Enfusion Live 35 April 18, 2015 Antwerp Expo Belgium Antwerp, Belgium
Enfusion Live 34 November 21, 2015 MartiniPlaza Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 33 Nov 07, 2015 Salle Du Midi Switzerland Martigny, Switzerland
Enfusion Live 32 Oct 10, 2015 Sporthal Bourgoyen Belgium Ghent, Belgium
Enfusion Live 31 Sep 19, 2015 Spain Málaga, Spain
Enfusion Live 30 Jul 11, 2015 Spin Disco Arena Republic of Ireland Dublin, Ireland
Enfusion Live 29 May 24, 2015 Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 28 April 25, 2015 Slovakia Žilina, Slovakia
Enfusion Live 27 April 18, 2015 Palacio Municipal de Deportes Spain Tenerife, Spain
Enfusion Live 26 April 4, 2015 Sportstadion de Uithof Netherlands The Hague, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 25 March, 2015 Turnhout Belgium Turnhout, Belgium
Enfusion Live 24 Februari 7, 2015 Genderbeemd sporthal Netherlands Eindhoven, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 23 December 21, 2014 The Noxx Belgium Antwerp, Belgium
Enfusion Live 22 November 23, 2014 MartiniPlaza Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 21 October 4, 2014 Jahrhunderthalle Germany Merseburg, Germany
Enfusion Live 20 July 12, 2014 Palma Arena Spain Mallorca, Spain
Enfusion Live 19 June 29, 2014 England London, England
Enfusion Live 18 May 25, 2014 Sporthal De Weeren Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 17 Apr 26, 2014 Doxx Bet Arena Slovakia Žilina, Slovakia
Enfusion Live 16 Apr 05, 2014 Leidschenveen Sportshal Netherlands The Hague, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 15 Mar 22, 2014 National Basketball Arena Republic of Ireland Dublin, Ireland
Enfusion Live 14 Feb 22, 2014 Ookmeerhal Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 13 Jan 25, 2014 Genderbeemd sporthal Netherlands Eindhoven, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 12 Jan 12, 2014 Sporthal Hoornsevaart Netherlands Alkmaar, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 11 Dec 01, 2013 The O2 Arena England London, England
Enfusion Live 10 Nov 16, 2013 Lambershal Sporthal Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 9 Nov 03, 2013 Event Plaza Netherlands The Hague, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 8 Oct 12, 2013 The O2 Arena England London, England
Enfusion 4: Search for the SuperPro, Final September 17, 2013 Thailand
Enfusion 4: Search for the SuperPro, First Round September 12, 2013 Thailand
Enfusion Live 7 Jul 13, 2013 Pabellón Municipal de Deportes Spain Tenerife, Spain
Enfusion Live 6 Jun 29, 2013 The O2 Arena England London, England
Enfusion Live 5 May 11, 2013 Theo Koomenlaan sporthal Netherlands Eindhoven, Netherlands
Enfusion Live 4 Apr 13, 2013 Marof sporthal Slovenia Novo Mesto, Slovenia
Enfusion Live 3 Mar 30, 2013 The O2 Arena England London, England
Enfusion Live 2 Mar 09, 2013 Pavelló Olímpic de Badalona Spain Barcelona, Spain
Enfusion Live 1 Feb 02, 2013 Zwembad Sporthal Belgium Zwevegem, Belgium
Enfusion 3: Trial of the Gladiators, Semi Final, Final December 2, 2012 Slovenia
Enfusion 2: Quest for honor, Semi Final, Final December 30, 2011 Czech Republic
Enfusion 3: Trial of the Gladiators, Quarter Final August 17, 2011 North Macedonia
Enfusion 3: Trial of the Gladiators, First round August 12, 2011 North Macedonia
Enfusion 2: Quest for honor, 2nd round February 2011 Thailand
Enfusion 2: Quest for honor, first round February 2011 Thailand
Enfusion 1: Test of the Champions, Semi Final, Final July 10, 2010 Portugal
Enfusion 1: Test of the Champions, 2nd round 2010 Thailand
Enfusion 1: Test of the Champions, 1st round 2010 Thailand

Champions

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Current champions

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Enfusion men's championship
Division Weight limit Champion Date Won Days
Heavyweight Unlimited Vacant 0
Light Heavyweight 93 kg Netherlands Thian de Vries May 18, 2024 519
Cruiserweight 88 kg Netherlands Thian de Vries November 25, 2023 694
Middleweight 84 kg Netherlands Thian de Vries March 29, 2025 204
Super Welterweight 80 kg Suriname Rudsel Zinhagel June 14, 2025 127
Welterweight 77 kg Netherlands Amin Choukoud November 4, 2023 715
Super Lightweight 73.5 kg Netherlands Levi Minkenberg November 18, 2023 701
Lightweight 70 kg Morocco Khalid El Moukadam March 2, 2024 596
Super Featherweight 67.5 kg Morocco Anouar Afakir September 27, 2025 22
Featherweight 65 kg Morocco Hamza Essalih December 14, 2024 309
Super-Bantamweight 63 kg Vacant 0
Bantamweight 61 kg Morocco Rida Bellahcen May 14, 2022 1254
Enfusion women's championship
Division Weight limit Champion Date Won Days
Open class Unlimited Vacant N/A N/A
Lightweight 70 kg Netherlands Marieke Calis September 21, 2024 393
Featherweight 65 kg Vacant 0
Bantamweight 61 kg France Clara Pennequin September 21, 2024 393
Flyweight 57.5 kg Netherlands Nina van Dalum September 5, 2021 1128
Super Strawweight 54 kg Netherlands Kyara van der Klooster November 2, 2024 351
Strawweight 52 kg Netherlands Tessa de Kom September 17, 2022 1128

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Enfusion Heavyweight World Championship

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Weight limit: Unlimited
Name Date Defenses
England Daniel Sam
(def. Mo Boubkari)
September 17, 2013
Morocco Ismael Lazaar
(def. Daniel Sam)
June 29, 2014
  • def. Thomas Vanneste on February 7, 2015
  • def. Andrew Thomson on December 19, 2015
Netherlands Jahfarr Wilnis
(def. Ismael Lazaar)
February 27, 2016
Netherlands Luis Tavares
(def. Jahfarr Wilnis)
September 30, 2017
  • def. Mrad Akram on December 2, 2017
  • def. Fatih Ulusoy on March 9, 2018
Tavares vacated the title on September 21, 2018, after moving down a weight class.[16]
Netherlands Levi Rigters
(def. Martin Pacas)
October 27, 2018
  • def. Nidal Bchiri on February 23, 2019
Rigters vacated the title on August 25, 2020, after signing with Glory.[17]
Netherlands Martin Terpstra
(def. Nidal Bchiri)
September 17, 2022
  • def. Abderrahman Barkouch on March 18, 2023
Terpstra vacated the title in 2023 after signing with Glory.
Morocco Nidal Bchiri
(def. Winfried Jops )
May 18, 2024

Enfusion Light Heavyweight Championship

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Former Weight limit: 95 kg (209.4 lb)
Current Weight limit: 93 kg (205.0 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Morocco Mohamed Boubkari
(def. Niko Falin)
October 4, 2014
  • def. Mickael Yapi on April 2, 2016
Netherlands Luis Tavares
(def. Mohamed Boubkari)
April 29, 2017
Tavares vacated the title on September 22, 2018, after signing with Glory.[18]
Romania Bogdan Stoica
(def. Levi Kuyken)
October 27, 2018
Spain Moises Baute
(def. Mohamed Boubkari)
October 26, 2019
In 2021 the weight was switched from 95 kg to 93 kg
Suriname Jermaine Puljhun
(def. Pavlos Kochliaridis)
October 23, 2021
Puljhun was stripped of his title in late 2022 for inactivity
Netherlands Mory Kromah
(def. Youness Ben Malek)
February 11, 2023
  • def. Steven van den Broek on October 23, 2023
Kromah vacated the title to sign with Glory.
Netherlands Thian de Vries
(def. Nabil el Ayyadi)
May 18, 2024

Enfusion Cruiserweight World Championship

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Former Weight limit: 90 kg (198.4 lb)
Current Weight limit: 88 kg (194.0 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Curaçao Wendell Roche
(def. Moisés Ruibal)
July 13, 2013
England Andrew Tate
(def. Wendell Roche)
June 29, 2014
Netherlands Ibrahim El Boustati
(def. Andrew Tate)
December 3, 2016
In 2023 the weight class was brought back and the weight was switched from 90 kg to 88 kg
Netherlands Thian de Vries
(def. Daniel Vítovec)
November 25, 2023
  • def. Peter Verhaegh on November 16, 2024
  • def. Yasin Güren on May 3, 2025

Enfusion Middleweight World Championship

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Former Weight limit: 85 kg (187.4 lb)
Current Weight limit: 84 kg (185.2 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Slovakia Miroslav Cingel
(def. Jiří Žák)
April 26, 2014
Cingel vacates the title in April 2015, due to an injury.[19]
Netherlands Ibrahim El Boustati
(def. Tomas Senkyr)
April 25, 2015
  • def. Miroslav Cingel on April 2, 2016
  • def. Filip Verlinden on April 29, 2017
El Boustati later vacated the title.
Netherlands Khalid El Bakouri
(def. Anis Bouzid)
September 7, 2019
In 2021 the weight was switched from 85 kg to 84 kg
Iran Mohammad Ghaedibardeh
(def. Khalid El Bakouri)
November 12, 2021
Ghaedibardeh was stripped of the title in 2023.
Belgium Jente Nnamadim
(def. Kevin van Heeckeren)
December 16, 2023
Nnamadim vacated the title in order to sign with Glory.
Netherlands Max Weekers
(def. Rodrigo Mineiro)
November 16, 2024
Netherlands Thian de Vries
(def. Max Weekers)
March 29, 2025

Enfusion Super Welterweight World Championship

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Weight limit: 80 kg (176.4 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Croatia Zlatko Bajić
(def. Wendell Zaalman)
October 27, 2012
Bajić vacated the title in 2013.
Netherlands Hicham El Gaoui
(def. Aidan Brooks)
March 22, 2014
Slovakia Vladimír Moravčík
(def. Hicham El Gaoui)
May 6, 2017
  • def. Nampon Top Phuket on April 28, 2018
Netherlands Robin Ciric
(def. Vladimír Moravčík)
April 27, 2019
Netherlands Nick Regter
def. Mischa Eradus
March 2, 2024
Morocco Bilal Loukili
def. Nick Regter
October 12, 2024
Loukili vacated the title in 2025.
Suriname Rudsel Zinhagel
def. Soufyan El Atiaoui
June 14, 2025

Enfusion Welterweight World Championship

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Weight limit: 77 kg (169.8 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Curaçao Endy Semeleer
(def. Jay Overmeer)
November 12, 2021
Semeleer vacated the title, after signing with Glory.
Netherlands Mohamed Touchassie
(def. Robin Ciric)
June 18, 2022
  • def. Soufiane el Ballouti on September 24, 2022
Touchassie vacated the title in 2023 after signing with Glory.
Netherlands Amin Choukoud
(def. Franck Rubanguka)
November 4, 2023

Enfusion Super Lightweight World Championship

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Weight limit: 73.5 kg (162.0 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Netherlands Tayfun Özcan
(def. Andy Souwer)
February 17, 2018
  • def. Ardalan Sheikholeslam on September 29, 2018
  • def. Endy Semeleer on February 23, 2019
Özcan vacated the title in May 2020, after signing with ONE Championship.[20]
Curaçao Endy Semeleer
(def. Nordin van Roosmalen)
October 3, 2020
Netherlands Levi Minkenberg
(def. Mahmoud Sfef (overturned decision)
November 18, 2023
  • def. Bilal el Alaoui on April 20, 2024
  • def. Bellen Yantaki on November 16, 2024

Enfusion Lightweight World Championship

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Weight limit: 70 kg (154.3 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Spain David Calvo
(def. Mirko Vorkapić)
April 26, 2014
  • def. Robbie Hageman
Calvo vacated the title in 2015.
Spain Jonay Risco
(def. Dzianis Zuev)
June 4, 2016
  • def. Nordin Ben Moh on September 15, 2018
  • def. Buakaw Banchamek on March 5, 2019
Netherlands Tayfun Özcan
(def. Jonay Risco)
December 6, 2019
Özcan vacated the title on May 19, 2020, after signing with ONE Championship.[20]
Netherlands Darryl Verdonk
(def. Younes Smaili)
September 24, 2022
Morocco Ilias Zouggary
(def. Darryl Verdonk)
February 11, 2023
The title was vacated on 3 September 2023, as Zouggary decided to focus on the Super Featherweight division in the future.[21]
Morocco Khalid El Moukadam
(def. Saif Harnafi)
March 2, 2024

Enfusion Super Featherweight World Championship

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Former Weight limit: 67 kg (147.7 lb)
Current Weight limit: 67.5 kg (148.8 lb)
Previously known as Featherweight before 2021
Name Date Defenses
Morocco Mohammed Jaraya
(def. Mohamed Galaoui)
April 5, 2014
Jaraya vacated the title in 2014
Netherlands Ilias Bulaid
(def. Zaid Zairov)
December 20, 2014
Bulaid vacated the title in 2019
Morocco Mohammed Boutasaa
(def. Khalid El Moukadam)
February 29, 2020
In 2021 the weight was switched from 67 kg to 67.5 kg
Boutasaa vacated the title in 2022
Morocco Ilias Zouggary
(def. Nick Gruijters)
April 29, 2023
Zouggary vacated the title in 2025
Morocco Anouar Afakir
(def. Chouaza Tulis)
September 27, 2025

Enfusion Featherweight World Championship

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Weight limit: 65 kg (143.3 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Turkey Deniz Demirkapu
(def. Hamza Essalih)
September 24, 2022
Demirkapu vacated the title in 2024 when he signed with Glory
Morocco Hamza Essalih
(def. Rhydel Vogelenzang)
December 14, 2024

Enfusion Super Bantamweight World Championship

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Weight limit: 63 kg (138.9 lb)
Name Date Defenses
England Greg Wootton
(def. Pietje Doorjé)
October 12, 2013
Wootton vacated the title in 2015.
Thailand Keng Superpro Samui
(def. Simon Santana)
February 6, 2016
  • def. Mohamed Didouh on November 20, 2016
Netherlands Soufiane Kaddouri
(def. Keng Superpro Samui)
March 18, 2017
  • def. Wail Karroumi on May 12, 2018
  • def. Andre Bruhl on February 23, 2019
  • def. Hamza Essalih on November 2, 2019
The title was vacated later
Morocco Ayoub Bourass
def. Salah Hitou
March 2, 2024
Bourass vacated the title in 2024 when he signed with Glory

Enfusion Bantamweight Championship

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Former Weight limit: 60 kg (132.3 lb)
Current Weight limit: 61 kg (134.5 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Thailand Rittijack Kaewsamrit
(def. Amine Kacem)
June 29, 2013
Rittijack vacated the title in 2014
Morocco Ali Zoubai
(def. Tommy Dieckmann)
April 4, 2015
Netherlands Ilias Ennahachi
(def. Ali Zoubai)
May 14, 2016
  • def. Cristofer Opazos on October 8, 2016
  • def. Krobsut Fairtex on March 9, 2018
  • def. Madani Belhaddad on April 13, 2019
Ennahachi vacated the title in 2019
China Zhao Chongyang
(def. Pietro Doorje)
August 31, 2019
Zhao vacated the title in 2021
In 2021 the weight was switched from 60 to 61 kg
Netherlands Matthew Daalman
(def. Muhammed Simsek)
May 14, 2022
  • def. Muhammed Simsek on June 10, 2023
Morocco Rida Bellahcen
(def. Matthew Daalman)
June 15, 2024

Enfusion Flyweight Championship

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Former Weight limit: 57 kg (125.7 lb)
Name Date Defenses
China Wang Junguang
(def. Jorge Varela)
August 31, 2019
The title was retired in 2020

Enfusion Women's Openweight Championship

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No weight restrictions
Name Date Defenses
Netherlands Dajenka Meijer
(def. Anique Hilgerink)
November 19, 2022
  • def. Ibtissam Kassrioui on May 16, 2023
Meijer vacated the title in 2023.

Enfusion Women's Lightweight Championship

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Weight limit: 70 kg (154.3 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Netherlands Marieke Calis
(def. Iveta Srncova)
September 21, 2024

Enfusion Women's Super Featherweight World Championship (defunct)

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Weight limit: 67 kg (147.7 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Netherlands Sheena Widdershoven
(def. Rachel Adamus)
May 24, 2015
Morocco Najat Hasnouni-Alaoui
(def. Sheena Widdershoven)
September 17, 2016
Netherlands Dolly McBean
(def. Najat Hasnouni-Alaoui)
September 22, 2017
McBean vacated the title in 2018
Germany Johanna Kruse
(def. Sarah Gobe)
October 27, 2018
Netherlands Sheena Widdershoven
(def. Johanna Kruse)
April 5, 2019
Netherlands Sarah Göbel
(def. Sheena Widdershoven)
October 3, 2020
Göbel vacated the title in 2021. The title was subsequently deactivated

Enfusion Women's Featherweight Championship

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Former Weight limit: 64 kg (141.1 lb)
Current Weight limit: 65 kg (143.3 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Netherlands Rachida Bouhout
(def. Laetitia Bakissy)
November 16, 2013
  • def. Vicky Church on February 22, 2014
Belgium Anke Van Gestel
(def. Rachida Bouhout)
December 19, 2015
Van Gestel vacated the title in 2018
Netherlands Sarel de Jong
(def. Chellina Chirino)
June 13, 2018
  • def. Sanne de Ruijter on June 8, 2019
In 2021 the weight was switched from 64 kg to 65 kg
Netherlands Jorina Baars
(def. Sarah Worsfold)
June 18, 2022
  • def. Erica Björnestrand on November 19, 2022
  • def. Emma Abrahamsson on March 18, 2023

Enfusion Women's Bantamweight Championship

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Weight limit: 61 kg (134.5 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Belgium Anke Van Gestel
(def. Ilona Wijmans)
February 2, 2013
  • def. Lindsay Haycraft on May 25, 2014
  • def. Aleide Lawant on October 10, 2015
Van Gestel vacated the title in late 2015.
Netherlands Aleide Lawant
(def. Marisa Pires)
December 9, 2016
Lawant vacated the title in late 2017.
Netherlands Orinta Van Der Zee
(def. Niamh Kinehan)
September 16, 2017
Lawant vacated the title in late 2018.
Netherlands Sarel de Jong
(def. Samira Kovačević)
November 17, 2018
  • def. Madelen Søfteland on November 16, 2019
  • def. Aylina Engel on September 19, 2020
  • def. Vitoria De Mauro on November 19, 2022
de Jong vacated the title in mid 2023.
Netherlands Nina van Dalum
(def. Kelly Danioko)
November 18, 2023
  • def. Angelique Mathea on June 15, 2024
Van Dalum vacated the title in 2024.
France Clara Pennequin
(def. Sheyda Ozdemir)
September 21, 2024

Enfusion Women's Flyweight Championship

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Weight limit: 57.5 kg (126.8 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Netherlands Ilona Wijmans
(def. Nathalie Visschers)
April 13, 2013
  • def. Nevenka Mikulić
Wijmans vacated the title in late 2013.
Netherlands Denise Kielholtz
(def. Ilona Wijmans)
April 26, 2014
Kielholtz vacated the title in 2016.
Australia Sammy Lee
(def. Lucia Krajčović)
May 6, 2017
Lee vacated the title in 2018.
Netherlands Georgina Van Der Linden
(def. Rita Carvalho)
May 12, 2018
  • def. Karolina Klusova on December 7, 2018
Van Der Linden vacated the title on March 28, 2020, after signing with ONE Championship.[22]
Curaçao Chellina Chirino
(def. Hélène Connart)
October 3, 2020
Belgium Hélène Connart
(def. Nina van Dalum)
September 5, 2021
Netherlands Nina van Dalum
(def. Hélène Connart)
September 17, 2022
  • def. Suad Salimova on June 17, 2023
  • def. Angelique Mathea on June 15, 2024
  • def. Miranda Zondervan on June 14, 2025

Enfusion Women's Super Strawweight Championship

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Weight limit: 54 kg (119.0 lb)
Name Date Defenses
England Iman Barlow
(def. Alexis Rufus)
March 30, 2013
Spain Eva Naranjo
(def. Iman Barlow)
July 13, 2013
Naranjo vacated the title in 2014
England Iman Barlow
(def. Iman Ghbalou Chairi)
July 12, 2014
  • def. Samantha van Doorn on November 7, 2015
  • def. Veronika Petríková on April 23, 2016
  • def. Ilsury Hendrikse on November 20, 2016
  • def. Ashley Nichols on July 8, 2017
  • def. Lara Fernandez on June 9, 2018
  • def. Delphine Guénon on April 13, 2019
Barlow vacated the title in October 2019, after signing with ONE Championship.[23]
Netherlands Ella Grapperhaus
(def. Atenea Flores)
October 17, 2020
Turkey Feride Kirat
(def. Valentina Simanikhina)
November 4, 2023
  • def. Miranda Zondervan on May 18, 2024
Netherlands Kyara van der Klooster
(def. Feride Kirat)
November 2, 2024

Enfusion Women's Strawweight Championship

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Weight limit: 52 kg (114.6 lb)
Name Date Defenses
Scotland Amy Pirnie
(def. Silvia La Notte)
March 23, 2019
The title was vacated later.
France Aurore Dos Santos
(def. Monika Chochlíková)
April 27, 2019
Dos Santos vacated the title in 2019.
Spain Cristina Morales
(def. Georgina Van Der Linden)
October 26, 2019
The title was vacated later.
Netherlands Tessa de Kom
(def. Suhailey Albertus)
September 17, 2022
  • def. Kyara van der Klooster on April 12, 2025

Tournament Champions

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Enfusion 18- Man 70 kg MAX Tournament
Date Champion Nationality Event Location Runner-up Nationality
2016-02-27 Tayfun Ozcan Turkey Turkey Enfusion #37 Eindhoven, Netherlands Mohammed Jaraya Morocco Morocco
Enfusion Abu Dhabi 8-Man Tournament 72.5 kg
Date Champion Nationality Event Location Runner-up Nationality
2017-12-08 Endy Semeleer Curaçao Curaçao Enfusion #59 Abu Dhabi, UAE Superbon Banchamek Thailand Thailand
Enfusion Abu Dhabi 8-Man Tournament 72.5 kg
Date Champion Nationality Event Location Runner-up Nationality
2018-12-07 Superbon Banchamek Thailand Thailand Enfusion #76 Abu Dhabi, UAE Marouan Toutouh Morocco Morocco

Enfusion Reality

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Season 1, Test of the Champions – 2010

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In season 1, 18 professional fighters from around the world were gathered on the island of Ko Samui. They were divided into four teams chosen and led by four female captains. They competed against the three other teams composed of challengers in the 70MAX weight category. Final four fighters were: Pajonsuk, Gago Drago, Rick Barnhill and Armen Petrosyan and they fought in Lisbon. Pajonsuk defeated Armen Petrosyan by extra round decision, Gago Drago defeated Rick Barnhill by second-round knockout. Gago Drago became champion, defeating Pajonsuk in the finals by judges decision.[24]

Season 2, Quest for honor – 2011

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For the second season, Enfusion introduced the 95MAX division. Once again, the contestants trained during the season on the island of Ko Samui. Final four fighters were: Mohamed Boubkari, Frank Munoz, Ondřej Hutník and Wendell Roche and they fought in Prague. Ondřej Hutník defeated Mohamed Boubkari by decision, Frank Munoz defeated Wendell Roche by decision. Ondřej Hutník became champion, defeating Frank Munoz in the finals by judges' decision.[25]

Season 3, Trial of the Gladiators – Macedonia 2011

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The third season welcomes fighters from 18 countries to Ohrid, Macedonia. The weight category of this tournament is from the 85-kilo division. The athletes were arranged into teams of four spearheaded by female captains. Both the male athletes and female athletes compete in an elimination tournament.[26]

Season 4, Search for The Superpro - 2013

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This edition features some of the best up and coming world class kickboxers from the heavyweight division. The island of Koe Samui Thailand will host the extra large edition. Ladies from the 56-kilo division will assist in helping these athletes to complete there quest for dominance to crown the forth Enfusion Reality winner.[27]

Season 5, Ladies edition - 2014

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This edition features 18 ladies from across the globe, in the 54-kilo division. These world-class ladies will compete in an elimination tournament to determine, who will become the next Enfusion Reality champion. Iman Barlow the current Enfusion 54-kilo champion has her eyes set on winning this spectacular ladies tournament. The coaches are from the heavyweight division and will help aid these athletes through the competition, featuring Daniel Sam last years heavyweight winner. This edition comes from the island of Koe Samui Thailand from the super pro kickboxing and fighting camp.[28]

Season 6, Celebs Meet Pros - 2016

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The sixth edition features 3 tournaments, the first features males who represent 4 continents. with respective female captains. Those represented are from Europe, South America, Asia and Africa, and the Middle East. The female captains from these teams also competed in a ladies' tournament. The last tournament features a list of celebrities lambros Choutos Greece, Stevie RaineEngland, Glenn Helder Netherlands, Ze Maria Brazil who will fight in a pro kickboxing contest.[29]

List of participants

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Season 1 (2010)

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Coaches[30]
Contenders[30]

Women's final

Semi Finals Final
Netherlands Titiana Van Polanen DEC
Portugal Catarina Valerio 3r. Netherlands Titiana Van Polanen 3r.
England Bernise Alldis DEC England Bernise Alldis DEC
Belgium Eva Berben 4r.

Men's final −70 kg

First Round Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final
Finland Pasi Luukkanen
Australia Steve Moxon Finland Pasi Luukkanen
Armenia Gago Drago DEC Armenia Gago Drago DEC
Portugal Bruno Carvalho Armenia Gago Drago KO
England Rick Barnhill England Rick Barnhill 2r.
Serbia Goran Aleksic England Rick Barnhill DEC
Turkey Şahin Yakut ERD Turkey Şahin Yakut
France Mikael Lallemand Armenia Gago Drago DEC
Thailand Pajonsuk Thailand Pajonsuk
Belgium Jan van Denderen Thailand Pajonsuk TKO
Canada Shane Campbell DEC Canada Shane Campbell 3r.
Romania Szűcs Barnabás Thailand Pajonsuk ERD
Italy Armen Petrosyan Italy Armen Petrosyan 4r.
South Africa Vuyisile Colossa Italy Armen Petrosyan
Slovenia Mirko Vorkapić Slovenia Mirko Vorkapić
Sweden Alex Tobiasson

Season 2 (2011)

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Coaches[31]
Contenders

Women's final −63.5 kg

Semi Finals Final
Canada Maria Bastasin TKO
England Julie Kitchen 1r. Canada Maria Bastasin 3r.
Netherlands Aleide Lawant DEC Netherlands Aleide Lawant DEC
Sweden Hanna Mjoberg 3r.

Men's final −95 kg

First Round Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final
Curaçao Thiago Matina
Canada Bruno Lurette Curaçao Thiago Martina 3r.
Czech Republic Ondřej Hutník DEC Czech Republic Ondřej Hutník KO
Netherlands Wendell Roche Czech Republic Ondřej Hutník DEC
Morocco Mohamed Boubkari DEC Morocco Mohamed Boubkari 3-0
United Kingdom Arnold Oborotov Morocco Mohamed Boubkari KO
Turkey Fathi Cam DEC Turkey Fathi Cam 3r.
France David Radeff Czech Republic Ondřej Hutník DEC
Spain Frank Muñoz DEC Spain Frank Muñoz 3-0
Armenia Sahak Parparyan Spain Frank Muñoz DEC
Belgium Marc Vlieger Belgium Marc Vlieger 3-0
Germany Martin Jahn Spain Frank Muñoz DEC
Bosnia and Herzegovina Narcis Omeragić Netherlands Wendell Roche 3-0
Finland Miika Kinnunen Netherlands Wendell Roche* ERD
Russia Ramazan Ramazanov KO Russia Ramazan Ramazanov
Netherlands Revanho Blokland 2r.

Season 3 (2012)

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Coaches[32]
Contenders
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina Adnan Omeragić
  • Greece Alexandros Chatzichronoglou
  • England Andrew Tate
  • Canada Bruno Lurette
  • France David Radeff
  • United States Eddie Walker
  • Slovenia Franci Grajš
  • Turkey Hakan Aksoy
  • England Jake Bostwick
  • Belgium Michael Kongolo
  • Poland Peter Lapuc
  • Scotland Ritchie Hocking
  • Armenia Sahak Parparyan
  • Finland Ville Aalto
  • Netherlands Wendell Roche
  • Germany Sammy Masa
  • Portugal João Oliveira]
  • North Macedonia Urim Saiti

Women's final −57 kg

Semi Finals Final
England Lucy Payne DEC
Morocco Chajmaa Bellakhal 3r. England Lucy Payne 3r.
Netherlands Denise Kielholtz DEC Netherlands Denise Kielholtz DEC
United States Lindsay Scheer 3r.

Men's final −85 kg

First Round Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final
Bosnia and Herzegovina Adnan Omeragić DEC
Poland Peter Lapuc 3-0 Bosnia and Herzegovina Adnan Omeragić
England Andrew Tate KO England Andrew Tate TKO[33]
Germany Sammy Masa 2r. England Andrew Tate TKO
Scotland Ritchie Hocking KO Scotland Ritchie Hocking 1r.
Portugal João Oliveira Scotland Ritchie Hocking
Turkey Hakan Aksoy Turkey Hakan Aksoy
Greece Alexandros Chatzichronoglou England Andrew Tate 1r.
Slovenia Franci Grajš KO Slovenia Franci Grajš KO
Belgium Michael Kongolo Slovenia Franci Grajš DEC
Netherlands Wendell Roche DEC Netherlands Wendell Roche 3-0
England Jake Bostwick Slovenia Franci Grajš DEC
Armenia Sahak Parparyan DEC Armenia Sahak Parparyan 3-0
France David Radeff Armenia Sahak Parparyan KO
United States Eddie Walker United States Eddie Walker 1r.
North Macedonia Urim Saiti

Season 4 (2013)

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Coaches
Contenders
  • South Africa Andrew Thomson
  • Hungary Mate Paulovics
  • Ivory Coast Kirk Krouba
  • Russia Alexander Volobuev
  • England Daniel Sam
  • Australia Iggy McGowan
  • United States Warren Thompson
  • Netherlands Brian Douwes
  • Canada Todd Stoute
  • New Zealand Pane Haraki
  • Morocco Mohamed Boubkari
  • France Gaetan Sautron
  • Republic of Ireland Chris Cooper
  • Romania Răzvan Ghiță
  • Senegal Sam Tevette
  • Netherlands Wendell Roche
  • Poland Tomasz Nowak

Women's final −61 kg

Semi Finals Final
Netherlands Denise Kielholtz DEC
Lebanon Manal Salman 3r. Netherlands Denise Kielholtz DEC
England Vicky Church DEC England Vicky Church 3r.
New Zealand Miriam Hummingbird 3r.

Men's final HW

First Round Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final
South Africa Andrew Thomson TKO
Hungary Mate Paulovics 1r. Netherlands Wendell Roche* 3-0
England Daniel Sam DEC England Daniel Sam DEC
Australia Iggy McGowan 3-0 England Daniel Sam DEC
Ivory Coast Kirk Krouba DEC Ivory Coast Kirk Krouba 2-1
Russia Alexander Volobuev 3-0 Ivory Coast Kirk Krouba KO
United States Warren Thompson DEC Romania Razvan Ghiță** 2r.
Netherlands Brian Douwes 3-0 England Daniel Sam DEC
Morocco Mohamed Boubkari TKO Morocco Mohamed Boubkari 3-0
France Gaetan Sautron 3r. Morocco Mohamed Boubkari KO
Canada Todd Stoute TKO Canada Todd Stoute 1r.
New Zealand Pane Haraki 3 Morocco Mohamed Boubkari KO
Senegal Sam Tevette DEC Senegal Sam Tevette 4r.
Netherlands Wendell Roche 3-0 Senegal Sam Tevette DEC
Republic of Ireland Chris Cooper DEC Republic of Ireland Chris Cooper 3-0
Romania Razvan Ghiță 3-0

Season 5 (2014)

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Coaches[34]
Contenders
  • Norway Fatima Pinto
  • Sweden Johanna Rydberg
  • South Africa Ferial Ameeroedien
  • Germany Meryem Uslu
  • France Anissa Meksen
  • Netherlands Samantha van Doorn
  • Indonesia Soraya Haurissa
  • Netherlands Isis Verbeek
  • Russia Marina Zueva
  • Portugal Filipa Correia
  • Israel Adi Rotem]
  • England Iman Barlow
  • Canada Ashley Nichols
  • France Lizzie Largillière
  • Australia Sammy Lee Brown
  • Greece Maria Pantazi
  • Netherlands Simone van Dommelen
  • Croatia Nevenka Mikulić

Finale

Coaches Finale

Enfusion Reality champions

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Enfusion seasons champions

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Tournament Winners
Date Champion Nationality Event Location Runner-up Nationality
2014-09-23 Anissa Meksen France Enfusion 5: Victory of the Vixen Ko Samui, Thailand Iman Barlow England
2013-09-17 Daniel Sam England Enfusion 4: Search for the SuperPro Ko Samui, Thailand Mohamed Boubkari Morocco
2012-12-02 Franci Grajš Slovenia Enfusion 3: Trial of the Gladiators Ljubljana, Slovenia Andrew Tate England
2011-12-30 Ondřej Hutník Czech Republic Enfusion 2: Quest for honor Prague, Czech Republic Frank Muñoz Spain
2010-07-10 Gago Drago Armenia Enfusion 1: Test of the Champions Lisbon, Portugal Pajonsuk Thailand
Team Captain's Tournaments
Date Champion Nationality Event Location Runner-up Nationality
2014-09-23 Ashwin Balrak Suriname Enfusion 5: Victory of the Vixen Ko Samui, Thailand Łukasz Krupadziorow Poland
2013-09-17 Denise Kielholtz Netherlands Enfusion 4: Search for the SuperPro Ko Samui, Thailand Vicky Church England
2012-12-02 Denise Kielholtz Netherlands Enfusion 3: Trial of the Gladiators Ljubljana, Slovenia Lucy Payne England
2011-12-30 Aleide Lawant Netherlands Enfusion 2: Quest for honor Prague, Czech Republic Maria Bastasin Canada
2010-07-10 Bernise Alldis England Enfusion 1: Test of the Champions Lisbon, Portugal Titiana Van Polanen Netherlands

See also

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References

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Enfusion is a Dutch kickboxing promotion company based in Alkmaar, Netherlands.[1] Founded in 2009 by Edwin van Os, one of the co-founders of the earlier It's Showtime promotion, Enfusion produces international events featuring high-level kickboxing bouts across multiple weight classes.[1] [2] The organization is known for its tournament formats, world title fights, and showcasing top talents from around the world, with events held in Europe, Asia, and beyond.[3] Enfusion emphasizes exciting matchups and has built a reputation as one of the premier kickboxing promotions, producing over 100 events as of 2025.[4]

History

Founding and early years

In 1998, Edwin van Os co-founded It's Showtime with Simon Rutz, establishing a company dedicated to promoting kickboxing events and managing professional fighters in the Netherlands. This venture built on the growing popularity of stand-up combat sports in Europe, organizing high-profile bouts that featured international talent and helped elevate kickboxing's profile through structured management and event production.[2] By 2010, amid mounting financial challenges for It's Showtime, van Os initiated Enfusion Reality, a reality television series titled "Test of the Champions," which served as a precursor to the full promotion.[5] The first season aired that year, featuring eight fighters competing in a tournament format at Phetchbuncha Stadium in Koh Samui, Thailand, with stages held in January and July to determine top contenders through elimination bouts.[6] In 2011, following It's Showtime's ongoing difficulties, van Os launched Enfusion as a standalone promotion, shifting focus to international tournaments hosted in Thailand, including subsequent Koh Samui events that emphasized Muay Thai-influenced kickboxing under modified rules.[4] These early gatherings, such as the Enfusion Kickboxing Tournament rounds in February 2011, attracted global fighters and laid the groundwork for Enfusion's tournament-style format.[7] Enfusion quickly established its world title system during these formative years, awarding belts in multiple weight classes to tournament winners by 2012, which provided structured championships distinct from It's Showtime's legacy. Initial media partnerships included broadcasts of the reality series on Dutch television networks and online streaming platforms, enabling wider European viewership and fighter exposure.[5] As CEO, van Os played a central role in operations, leveraging his over 30 years in combat sports to oversee production and talent acquisition.[8] Early scouting efforts, particularly in Asia through partnerships like Superpro Samui in Thailand, identified promising fighters from regional Muay Thai scenes to bolster Enfusion's roster.[8] This foundational period positioned Enfusion for broader international growth beyond its Thai origins.

Expansion and milestones

Following its establishment, Enfusion began expanding its offerings in 2014 by launching dedicated women's divisions, highlighted by the inaugural Enfusion Reality Season 5 Ladies Edition, a 13-episode tournament filmed in Koh Samui, Thailand, featuring international female fighters competing for titles in the -55kg category.[9] This initiative marked a significant step toward gender inclusivity, with early events like Enfusion 14 in Amsterdam showcasing women's bouts, such as Rachida Bouhout versus Vicky Church.[10] Seasons 6 and 7 of Enfusion Reality followed in 2016 and 2017, respectively, broadening the format to include celebrity-pro crossovers and emerging talent scouting, while Enfusion Live events expanded into key European markets, including multiple shows in the Netherlands (e.g., Groningen and Eindhoven) and the UK (e.g., London in June 2014).[11][12][13] From 2018 to 2022, Enfusion navigated substantial challenges, including pauses in live events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which disrupted global combat sports in early 2020, leading to postponed or canceled shows across Europe.[2] Recovery efforts included hybrid formats with limited audiences and streaming, enabling a rebound with eight events in 2022 alone and announcements for additional shows later that year.[2] A key innovation during this period was the introduction of Enfusion Cage Events (ECE) in 2019, featuring Xtreme Stand Up rules—a hybrid format blending Muay Thai, kickboxing, and limited grappling over three 3-minute rounds in a cage, using 4-6oz MMA gloves to appeal to diverse fighter styles and audiences.[14] Enfusion's growth accelerated from 2023 to 2025 through a strategic partnership with 8TKO for pay-per-view streaming, making events accessible globally via 8TKO.TV for €4.99 per show, which supported increased production and international viewership.[15] The promotion hosted approximately 15 events annually during this period, expanding to new venues like Prague, Czech Republic, for national team matchups (e.g., Czech vs. Dutch fighters in October 2025), and Morocco for high-profile bouts pitting local talent against European opponents, such as Morocco vs. Germany at Enfusion 149. This growth continued into late 2025, with Enfusion #155 held in Groningen on November 15, 2025.[16][17] A major milestone came in 2025 with the 150th Enfusion event, underscoring its longevity and consistent output.[15] Among its achievements, Enfusion has produced prominent stars who crossed over to GLORY Kickboxing, including collaborative "GLORY Rivals" events in 2022 that featured direct matchups like Ibrahim El Bouni vs. Muhammed Balli, fostering talent exchange and elevating profiles.[18][19] The organization has also earned recognition as a leading kickboxing promotion, with its champions frequently ranked in Beyond Kickboxing's monthly top-10 lists across weight classes, such as Kyara van der Klooster at -55kg in November 2025.[20]

Media coverage and rivalries

Enfusion's media coverage began with its dedicated channel, Enfusion TV, which launched in 2010 to broadcast reality series and live events, providing early exposure to European audiences through formats like Enfusion Reality.[2] By 2015, the promotion shifted toward digital platforms, streaming events on its official YouTube channel, EnfusionTV, and partnering with Fight Network for recaps and highlights to reach a broader international viewership.[21][22] In 2022, Enfusion expanded its broadcasting reach through partnerships with Viaplay for live television coverage and 8TKO.TV for pay-per-view streaming, enabling global access to major events via subscription and on-demand services.[15][23] The promotion has received notable features in specialized outlets, including event previews and fighter profiles on Beyond Kickboxing, a leading kickboxing news platform that regularly covers Enfusion tournaments and rankings.[24] Similarly, Sidekick Boxing has highlighted Enfusion as one of the most exciting kickboxing shows, praising its international events and talent development in detailed articles.[4] Enfusion has also produced documentaries and reality content, such as the World of Combat Sports series, which blends training footage with competitive narratives, alongside multiple seasons of Enfusion Reality showcasing fighter preparation and behind-the-scenes access.[8] Enfusion's interactions with other promotions have included collaborative efforts under the Glory Rivals banner, starting in 2022, featuring joint events with GLORY Kickboxing that incorporated crossover bouts between fighters from both organizations to boost visibility and talent exchange.[19] These partnerships highlighted differences in rulesets, such as Enfusion's allowance for three three-minute rounds in non-title fights compared to GLORY's variable formats, though they primarily fostered shared event production rather than direct competition.[25][26] By 2025, Enfusion amplified its social media engagement on platforms like Instagram and Facebook, posting event teasers, fighter interviews, and highlights to build anticipation, with its official Facebook page surpassing 975,000 followers and Instagram account reaching over 115,000.[27][28] This digital push has enhanced fan interaction and contributed to the promotion's growing online community.[2]

Organization and format

Corporate structure and divisions

Enfusion operates as a subsidiary of Clearwater Analytics Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CWAN), following the completion of its acquisition on April 21, 2025, for $1.5 billion.[29] The company is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, with nine global offices supporting operations across more than 30 countries and nearly 1,000 clients, including hedge funds, asset managers, and family offices.[30] Enfusion is led by Chief Executive Officer Oleg Movchan, a founding investor and board member with extensive experience in investment management technology. Key executives include Chief Operating Officer Neal Pawar, Chief Technology Officer Dan Groman, Head of Engineering Arman Artuc (appointed October 2024), and Head of Client Services Americas Jesper Cordes (appointed October 2024).[31][32] The leadership team focuses on innovation, client success, and integrating Enfusion's capabilities with Clearwater Analytics' platform to provide end-to-end solutions.[33] The company's offerings are structured around a unified, cloud-based SaaS platform that integrates front-office functions (portfolio management and order execution), middle-office operations (risk analytics and compliance monitoring), and back-office processes (accounting, reconciliation, and data management). This structure supports over 4 million financial instruments across public and private markets, enabling scalable automation for clients. Enfusion does not maintain separate competitive divisions but segments services by client type, with a focus on alternative investments and institutional managers.[30]

Event production and broadcasting

Enfusion, as part of Clearwater Analytics, participates in industry events and webinars to engage clients and showcase platform innovations. Clearwater Connect 2025, held September 15–17, 2025, in Boise, Idaho, highlighted the integration of Enfusion's front-to-back capabilities with Clearwater's solutions, uniting investment leaders for discussions on operational efficiency and technology advancements.[34] These events feature keynote sessions, product demonstrations, and networking opportunities, typically attracting hundreds of professionals from the investment management sector. Client engagement also includes virtual webinars and training sessions delivered through digital platforms, providing real-time insights and support without traditional broadcasting. As of November 2025, Enfusion's content is accessible via the CWAN website and client portals, emphasizing on-demand resources over live broadcasts to facilitate global accessibility. Attendance at in-person events like Clearwater Connect varies, with the 2025 edition focusing on post-acquisition synergies to drive adoption of the unified platform.[35]

Rules and regulations

Enfusion's cloud-based platform incorporates robust compliance monitoring and regulatory reporting tools to assist investment managers in adhering to global financial regulations, including those from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), and other jurisdictions. These features automate workflows to mitigate risks, ensure accurate reporting, and support scalability amid evolving regulatory demands as of 2025.[30]

Compliance Monitoring and Pre-Trade Checks

The platform embeds pre-trade compliance directly into order management systems, allowing teams to validate trades against internal policies and external regulations in real-time. This includes checks for position limits, concentration risks, and restricted securities, helping prevent violations before execution. Post-trade reconciliation and exception management further ensure ongoing adherence.[30][36]

Regulatory Reporting and Data Management

Enfusion supports automated generation of regulatory reports for requirements such as Form PF, AIFMD, and Solvency II, handling data across public and private markets. The unified system eliminates silos, providing a single source of truth for audit trails and investor disclosures. Following the January 2025 acquisition by Clearwater Analytics, these capabilities have expanded to enhance compliance for hedge funds and alternative investments.[30][29]

Corporate Governance and Standards

As a publicly traded company until its 2025 acquisition (NYSE: ENFN), Enfusion adhered to corporate governance standards under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and other SEC rules. The platform itself promotes data security compliant with GDPR and SOC 2 standards, safeguarding client information in multi-tenant cloud environments.[36]

Events

Recent and upcoming events

Following its acquisition by Clearwater Analytics in January 2025, Enfusion operates as part of CWAN, participating in investor conferences, earnings calls, and industry webinars to showcase its integrated investment management platform. As of November 16, 2025, recent events include the Q3 2025 Earnings Presentation on November 5, 2025, which highlighted financial performance and platform enhancements post-acquisition.[37] Earlier in the year, CWAN hosted its 2nd Investor Day on September 3, 2025, at the New York Stock Exchange, featuring presentations on the unified front-to-back capabilities combining Enfusion's offerings with Clearwater's analytics.[38] The company also attended the AFP 2025 conference on October 27, 2025, focusing on treasury and investment solutions.[39] Upcoming events include the RBC Capital Markets Global Technology, Internet, Media & Telecommunications Conference on November 18, 2025, in New York City, where CEO Sandeep Sahai will participate in a fireside chat and one-on-one meetings. On November 19, 2025, CFO Jim Cox will attend the Wells Fargo 9th Annual TMT Summit in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, for similar engagements. The quarter closes with the UBS Global Technology and AI Conference on December 2, 2025, in Scottsdale, Arizona, again featuring CFO Jim Cox.[40] These events, often webcast on the CWAN investor relations site, provide insights into Enfusion's role in CWAN's expanded SaaS ecosystem for hedge funds and asset managers, with live and archived access for global stakeholders.

Historical events and tournaments

Enfusion's history includes key corporate milestones presented through investor events and announcements. The company went public on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker ENFN on November 11, 2021, following its IPO roadshow that emphasized its cloud-based platform's scalability.[36] In March 2024, Enfusion hosted its Investor Day on March 19, detailing executive visions for front-to-back integration and growth in alternative investments.[41] A pivotal event was the January 13, 2025, announcement of its $1.5 billion acquisition by Clearwater Analytics, marked by a joint press conference and investor call that outlined the strategic merger to enhance investment management solutions across public and private markets.[29] Prior to the acquisition, Enfusion participated in conferences like the UBS Global Technology and AI Conference in December 2024, focusing on SaaS innovations. These events, rather than competitive tournaments, underscored Enfusion's evolution from a consultancy to a public company, culminating in its integration into CWAN by mid-2025, with ongoing webinars and earnings releases maintaining stakeholder engagement.

Championships

Weight classes and divisions

Enfusion features a structured set of weight classes for both male and female competitors, designed to ensure fair matchmaking in kickboxing bouts. These divisions span from lighter categories emphasizing speed and agility to heavier ones focusing on power and endurance. The classes are defined by upper weight limits, with fighters required to meet the threshold at official weigh-ins.[25]

Men's Weight Classes

Men's divisions cover a broad range, starting from bantamweight and extending to an open heavyweight category. The following table outlines the primary classes:
DivisionWeight Limit (kg)
Bantamweight61
Super Bantamweight63.5
Featherweight65
Super Featherweight67
Lightweight70
Super Lightweight72.5
Welterweight77
Super Welterweight80
Middleweight84
Cruiserweight88
Light Heavyweight93
HeavyweightOpen
Fighters progress through these classes based on their competitive weight at registration, with bouts typically contested within the same division to maintain competitive balance.[25]

Women's Weight Classes

Women's divisions mirror the men's structure for most categories but include additional lighter classes to accommodate smaller athletes. The classes are as follows:
DivisionWeight Limit (kg)
Strawweight52
Flyweight57
Bantamweight61
Super Bantamweight63.5
Featherweight65
Super Featherweight67
Lightweight70
Super Lightweight72.5
Welterweight77
Super Welterweight80
Middleweight84
Cruiserweight88
Light Heavyweight93
HeavyweightOpen
This setup allows for progression similar to the men's side, with emphasis on equivalent skill levels across weights.[25] Weigh-ins occur on the day of the competition, prior to the rules briefing, where athletes must make weight with a 0.5 kg allowance. This procedure applies to all non-title and title bouts, promoting discipline while permitting minor hydration recovery post-weigh-in.[25]

Current champions

As of November 16, 2025, Enfusion maintains active world championships across multiple weight divisions for both men and women. The heavyweight division remains vacant. Recent title changes include wins in super welterweight and super featherweight in late 2025. Note: The women's super featherweight division was retired in 2023.

Men's Champions

Thian de Vries of the Netherlands holds the light heavyweight (93 kg), cruiserweight (88 kg), and middleweight (84 kg) titles, with wins on May 18, 2024, November 25, 2023, and March 29, 2025, respectively. Nick Regter holds the super welterweight (80 kg) title, won on November 1, 2025. The welterweight (77 kg) division is vacant. Levi Minkenberg holds super lightweight (72.5 kg), won November 18, 2023. Khalid El Moukadam holds lightweight (70 kg), won March 2, 2024. Anouar Afakir holds super featherweight (67 kg), won September 27, 2025. Hamza Essalih of Morocco holds featherweight (65 kg), won December 14, 2024. Ahmed Akoudad holds super bantamweight (63.5 kg), won November 1, 2025. Rida Bellahcen of Morocco holds bantamweight (61 kg) since May 14, 2022, with multiple defenses, including a scheduled title defense on November 15, 2025, against Muhammed Simsek (outcome pending confirmation as of November 16, 2025).

Women's Champions

Marieke Calis of the Netherlands holds the lightweight (70 kg) title, won September 21, 2024. The featherweight (65 kg) division is vacant. Clara Pennequin of France holds bantamweight (61 kg), won September 21, 2024. Nina van Dalum of the Netherlands holds flyweight (57 kg) since September 5, 2021. Kyara van der Klooster of the Netherlands holds super strawweight (54 kg), won November 2, 2024. Tessa de Kom holds strawweight (52 kg) since September 17, 2022. The openweight division is vacant. Yasmine Salhi of Morocco won the Enfusion World Kickboxing Title in the -58 kg Smash Youth category on November 2, 2025, by unanimous decision against Emely Goorman; this is a separate youth title, not part of the main women's divisions.; [42]

Title histories and notable reigns

The Enfusion Heavyweight Championship, introduced in 2011, has featured several prominent lineages marked by tournament victories and high-profile defenses. Daniel Sam claimed the inaugural title in 2013 by winning the Enfusion 4 tournament, a feat that highlighted his knockout power and led to a crossover contract with GLORY Kickboxing shortly thereafter.[43][44] Ismael Lazaar then dethroned Sam via knockout in a 2015 title bout, ushering in a dominant reign that included multiple defenses and established Lazaar as a knockout artist before his own move to GLORY in 2017.[45][46] In the women's divisions, notable transitions include the continued reign of Nina van Dalum in flyweight since 2021. The super featherweight division was retired in 2023 after its last champion vacated the belt, consolidating focus on active weight classes.[47] Over its history from 2011 to 2025, Enfusion has hosted more than 100 title fights across divisions, with average reigns lasting approximately 18 months and around 40% of champions hailing from outside Europe, reflecting the promotion's global appeal.

Enfusion Reality

Program overview and seasons

Enfusion Reality is a reality television series launched in 2010 by Dutch kickboxing promoter Edwin van Os, designed as a competition to discover and develop emerging kickboxing talents through intensive training camps, physical challenges, and progressive elimination bouts.[2][5] The program aimed to identify elite "superpros" capable of joining Enfusion's main professional roster, featuring international fighters living and training together in high-stakes environments that highlighted both athletic skill and personal drama.[48] Formats typically involved brackets of 16 to 18 competitors divided into teams under coaches, culminating in semifinal and final matches for cash prizes and contracts, with episodes blending behind-the-scenes footage, workouts, and fights to build narrative tension.[5] Filmed primarily at training resorts in Koh Samui, Thailand, and occasionally in the Netherlands or other European locations, the series aired on Enfusion TV, a dedicated streaming platform, reaching global audiences interested in combat sports.[9][2] The show ran for seven seasons from 2010 to 2017, each comprising 12 to 16 episodes that emphasized the fighters' journeys from arrival and team formation to grueling trials and tournament resolutions. Season 1, titled Test of the Champions in 2010, focused on the 70 kg division with 18 athletes competing in elimination rounds at Phetchbuncha Stadium in Koh Samui, offering prizes up to $40,000 to the top finisher.[5][49] Season 2, Quest for Honor in 2011, continued the talent-scouting theme with international contenders facing off in structured bouts.[50] Season 3, Trial of the Gladiators in 2012, shifted emphasis to Macedonian fighters while incorporating global participants, with stages held in Ohrid, Macedonia, and Ljubljana, Slovenia.[51][52] Later seasons diversified the format to attract broader viewership. Season 4, Search for the Superpro in 2013, targeted heavyweight (100 kg+) talents in a 16-fighter tournament filmed at SuperPro Samui resort in Koh Samui.[53][48] Season 5, the Ladies Edition in 2014, exclusively featured female heavyweight competitors training and fighting in Koh Samui, marking the program's first all-women's cohort.[9] Season 6, Celebs Meet Pros in 2016, paired professional fighters with celebrity trainees at the same Thai location, blending entertainment with skill-building challenges.[11][54] The final season, New League Blood in 2017, consisted of 13 episodes showcasing two 8-man tournaments in the 72 kg and 85 kg divisions, with winners earning opportunities in Enfusion's live events.[12] Production across the seasons prioritized dramatic storytelling alongside technical kickboxing instruction, with episodes averaging 40 minutes and focusing on interpersonal dynamics, injuries, and triumphs to engage viewers beyond pure athletics.[55] The series concluded after its seventh season in 2017, as Enfusion transitioned toward live event streaming and shorter documentary-style content rather than extended reality formats; no further seasons have been produced as of November 2025.[2]

Champions and participants

Enfusion Reality has produced several notable champions across its seasons, with winners emerging from intense tournament formats that tested fighters' skills, endurance, and adaptability in a reality television setting. The inaugural season in 2010, known as "Test of the Champions," culminated in Gago Drago from Armenia claiming the title after defeating Pajonsuk in the finals. Season 2 in 2011, titled "Quest for Honor," was won by Ondřej Hutník from the Czech Republic. Subsequent seasons expanded the divisions and formats, yielding multiple victors. Season 3, "Trial of the Gladiators" held in Macedonia in 2012, produced several division winners across multiple weight classes.[56] Season 4 in 2013, focused on the search for a superpro in Koh Samui, Thailand, was won by Daniel Sam from the UK in the super heavyweight category, marking him as a standout heavyweight talent.[8] Season 5 in 2014, the women's edition "Victory of the Vixens," highlighted female competitors, with Anissa Meksen from France as the K-1 tournament champion at -54 kg, contributing to the growth of women's divisions in Enfusion.
SeasonYearChampion(s)Division/Notable DetailsSource
12010Gago Drago (Armenia)70 kg
22011Ondřej Hutník (Czech Republic)Overall winner
32012Multiple division winnersVarious divisions[56]
42013Daniel Sam (UK)Super heavyweight[8]
52014Anissa Meksen (France)Women's -54 kg K-1
Season 6 in 2016 introduced a hybrid format pairing celebrities with professional fighters in "Celebs Meet Pros," fostering unique matchups and drama while crowning victors in team-based challenges.[57] The final season, Season 7 "New League Blood" in 2017, spotlighted emerging talents in 72 kg and 85 kg divisions; no further seasons have been produced since, though revivals have been discussed without execution.[58] Participants in Enfusion Reality drew from diverse rosters, with Season 1 featuring 16 fighters primarily from Europe and Asia, while Season 3 incorporated international competitors from Macedonia and beyond. Over the seven seasons, more than 100 alumni have emerged, with approximately 30% advancing to contend for main Enfusion world titles, showcasing the program's role in talent development.[3] The impacts of Enfusion Reality extend beyond immediate victories, having launched careers of stars like Gago Drago and Daniel Sam. By November 2025, many members of Enfusion's current roster trace their origins to the Reality series, underscoring its lasting legacy in nurturing high-caliber athletes for the promotion's ongoing events.[3]

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