Promotions · Venues · Commissions
Who is putting on fights near you.
Regional and national MMA and boxing promotions, the venues that host them, and the commissions that sanction them, organized by state. Every listing links to the promotion's own site for upcoming cards.
- Listings
- 203
- States
- 49
- Cities
- 150
- Online providers
- 22
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National Promotions
MMA and combat-sports promotions that run cards across the United States and broadcast nationally, rather than serving a single state or region.
Regional Promotions
State and regional MMA promotions that run recurring cards in their home market, often serving as the feeder circuit for national organizations.
Boxing Promotions
Boxing promoters and promotional companies that sign fighters, make matches and stage professional boxing cards.
Venues and Arenas
Arenas, casino showrooms, theaters and event centers that regularly host professional boxing and MMA cards.
Commissions and Sanctioning Bodies
State athletic commissions, tribal commissions and title-sanctioning organizations that license fighters and officials and regulate combat-sports events.
Amateur Leagues and Governing Bodies
Amateur combat-sports governing bodies and league organizers that sanction unpaid competition and run national tournaments and qualifiers.
Editor's picks
Standout fight promotions
Alabama Athletic Commission
The state athletic commission for Alabama, with offices in Birmingham. It licenses promoters, fighters, referees and judges, approves and supervises professional and amateur boxing and MMA events, and enforces the unified rules and medical requirements at those cards.
Arizona Boxing & MMA Commission
The state athletic commission for Arizona, with offices in Phoenix. It licenses promoters, fighters, referees and judges, approves and supervises professional and amateur boxing and MMA events, and enforces the unified rules and medical requirements at those cards.
California State Athletic Commission
The state athletic commission for California, with offices in Sacramento. It licenses promoters, fighters, referees and judges, approves and supervises professional and amateur boxing and MMA events, and enforces the unified rules and medical requirements at those cards.
Colorado State Boxing Commission
The state athletic commission for Colorado, with offices in Denver. It licenses promoters, fighters, referees and judges, approves and supervises professional and amateur boxing and MMA events, and enforces the unified rules and medical requirements at those cards.
Combative Sports Authority of Maine
The state athletic commission for Maine, with offices in Portland. It licenses promoters, fighters, referees and judges, approves and supervises professional and amateur boxing and MMA events, and enforces the unified rules and medical requirements at those cards.
District of Columbia Combat Sports Commission
The state athletic commission for District of Columbia, with offices in Washington. It licenses promoters, fighters, referees and judges, approves and supervises professional and amateur boxing and MMA events, and enforces the unified rules and medical requirements at those cards.
Florida Athletic Commission
The state athletic commission for Florida, with offices in Tallahassee. It licenses promoters, fighters, referees and judges, approves and supervises professional and amateur boxing and MMA events, and enforces the unified rules and medical requirements at those cards.
Georgia Athletic and Entertainment Commission
The state athletic commission for Georgia, with offices in Atlanta. It licenses promoters, fighters, referees and judges, approves and supervises professional and amateur boxing and MMA events, and enforces the unified rules and medical requirements at those cards.
Hawaii Boxing Commission
The state athletic commission for Hawaii, with offices in Honolulu. It licenses promoters, fighters, referees and judges, approves and supervises professional and amateur boxing and MMA events, and enforces the unified rules and medical requirements at those cards.
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Online and nationwide fight promotions
Top Rank Boxing
One of the oldest and largest boxing promoters in the United States, describing itself as the worldwide leader in boxing promotions. It signs fighters, makes matches and stages televised cards.
Cage Titans FC
MMA promotion that its site describes as New England's leading organization, featuring the region's top professional and amateur fighters across MMA, kickboxing and jiu-jitsu cards.
Cage Wars
MMA promotion that its site bills as the number one professional and amateur organisation in the Northeast, running action-packed cards featuring fighters from across the region and abroad.
Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC)
Promotion running sanctioned bare-knuckle boxing cards in a circular four-rope ring, licensed state by state. It stages numbered events and regional series across the United States.
Ohio Combat League
Ohio combat-sports promotion running live MMA, boxing and Muay Thai fight nights, with cards in Columbus, Cincinnati and other Ohio markets.
Golden Gloves of America
The organisation behind the National Golden Gloves amateur boxing tournament, coordinating regional qualifiers and the national finals through affiliated local franchises.
The short version
Beyond the big names
Most fights happen at regional shows in hotel ballrooms, casinos, and small arenas. Those promotions are where fighters start and where local fans can sit ringside for the price of a movie.
This directory lists promotions by home state, plus venues and state commissions. Each promotion links to its own site, which is where upcoming cards and tickets live.
Fighters and coaches: use the state pages to find promotions that book your weight class and level. Fans: check the venue and promotion pages before buying resale tickets.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How are promotions verified?
Each promotion, venue, or commission came from its own website or a state government site, confirmed live when listed. We do not verify licensing or event dates.
Do you sell tickets?
No. Listings link to each promotion's site, where tickets and dates are posted.
Do promotions pay to be listed?
No. Basic listings are free. Featured placements, if offered, are labeled.
How do I add my promotion?
Use the Add a listing form. A human reviews every submission.