Fight promotions in Colorado
6 fight promotions across 4 cities in Colorado. Fight promotions based in Colorado, venues that host cards, and the Colorado athletic commission.
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.
Southern Ute Boxing Commission
Tribal athletic commission headquartered in Ignacio, CO. It licenses fighters, seconds and officials and regulates the professional and amateur combat-sports cards staged on its nation's lands. Listed as a member commission by the Association of Boxing Commissions.
USA Boxing
The national governing body for Olympic-style amateur boxing in the United States, based at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. It registers athletes and coaches, sanctions local shows and runs national championships.
USA National Karate-do Federation
The national governing body for amateur karate in the United States, based in Colorado Springs. It sanctions national championships and selects athletes for international competition.
1STBANK Center
Arena in Broomfield between Denver and Boulder, used for concerts, sport and Colorado fight cards.
Ball Arena
Denver arena home to the Nuggets, Avalanche and Mammoth, and a venue for UFC and boxing events under the Colorado State Boxing Commission.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How many fight promotions are in Colorado?
MMA Big Show lists 6 fight promotions in Colorado across 4 cities, led by Colorado Springs, Denver, Broomfield. New listings are added as we verify them.
Which cities in Colorado have the most fight promotions?
Colorado Springs (2), Denver (2), Broomfield (1), Ignacio (1).
Who sanctions MMA in Colorado?
Most states regulate professional and amateur combat sports through an athletic commission or a delegated sanctioning body. The commission listing on this page links to current rules and licensing.
How do fighters get booked on Colorado shows?
Through their coach or a matchmaker. Regional promotions publish contact details for matchmakers on their sites; a licensed coach and a current medical clearance are usually required.