Bengaluru to host iron fist fight club 2, showcasing mixed martial arts on Oct 11

BENGALURU: The Karnataka Mixed Martial Art Association, along with Iron Fist Fight Club, will host its second professional fight night — Iron Fist Fight Club 2 (IFFC 2) — in Bengaluru on Oct 11.


The event, scheduled at Thindlu Main Road, Virupakshapura, opposite Vidya Spoorthi, Kodigehalli, will bring together amateur and professional fighters from across India. Organisers said the platform aims to showcase the rapid growth of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) in the country.


Charles, secretary of the Karnataka Mixed Martial Art Association, boxer, MMA fighter and founder of Iron Fist Fight Club, said the sport is emerging as one of the fastest-growing in India.


“Mixed Martial Arts offers multiple benefits, including improved stability, mobility, agility, stamina, strength, confidence, skills, and focus. By promoting this sport, we are encouraging fitness and giving fighters opportunities to sharpen their skills,” he added


Event highlights include live-streaming for online audiences and in-person attendance for fans seeking to experience the high-voltage atmosphere. The event is expected to attract a strong turnout from martial arts enthusiasts.


Organisers said initiatives like Iron Fist Fight Club 2 not only promote fitness but also expand opportunities for fighters, while increasing awareness about Mixed Martial Arts in India.


Several training centers in Bengaluru, including Fight Club Bangalore, Warrior MMA Academy, and Iron Fist Fight Club, are helping nurture fighters with facilities in disciplines such as Mixed Martial Arts, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, boxing, kickboxing, and functional training.