ABOUT US

Triumph Fighter is a promotion company that hosts mixed martial arts (MMA) sporting events in New Hampshire. Our organization is regulated by the NH Boxing Commission, and we adhere to strict guidelines promoting safe and fair competitions.The popularity and success of MMA’s top national organizations, including UFC and Pride (now owned by the UFC), have made it possible for regional leagues, such as Triumph Fighter, to deliver similar highquality
shows. We offer a venue for fighters, of both amateur and professional status, to improve as athletes and move-up in national ranking, all while engaging local audiences with crowd-pleasing performances. Triumph Fighter believes in respectfully collaborating with other state-wide and regional MMA promoters. We understand this joint-effort is needed to deliver the best entertainment value to our most importantresource: our fans.

Our Goal:

• To promote the Mixed Martial Arts industry
• To provide an outlet for MMA athletes to compete on a regular basis and to reward them for their hard-work and dedication to the sport
• To promote the virtues of good physical conditioning, a requirement in combat sports.
• To support NH businesses through sponsorship, advertising and marketing
• To entertain and engage local audiences

ABOUT THE INDUSTRY

MMA is the fastest growing sport in the country and has spawned new interest in all forms of martial arts. New gyms and training centers are opening every day, and new athletes are constantly getting involved. The sport of MMA combines fighting techniques from various martial art disciplines: primarily Boxing, Muay Thai/Kickboxing, Wrestling, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Fighters face-off in a boxing ring or caged area,and fight until a winner is decided. The sport, in a short period of time, has grown in tremendous lengths. Originally viewed by most as nothing more than barbaric street fights, the sport is now widely accepted in mainstream sports, and is sanctioned by athletic commissions in many states including New Hampshire. Competitors train vigorously in martial arts. Many are former Olympic wrestlers or Golden Glove boxers wishing to continue to use their skills in a professional environment. Television MMA pay-per-views typically receive higher ratings than all but the top name boxing events. Mixed Martial Arts is definitely
here to stay.