Enfusion

History

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.

In 2013, the brand expanded by hosting live kickboxing events across Europe.{{cite web |access-date=5 September 2025

In 2018 Enfusion begun organizing Enfusion MMA events.

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

Media coverage

Enfusion events were previously broadcast on Viceland in the Netherlands,

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

Glory Rivals

In January 2022 Enfusion and Glory announced a new series of jointly promoted events called Glory Rivals. 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.

Kickboxing rules

Clothing and equipment

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.

Permitted techniques

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.

Events

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

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

Champions

Current champions

Enfusion Heavyweight World Championship

::Weight limit: Unlimited

Enfusion Light Heavyweight Championship

::Former Weight limit: 95 kg ::Current Weight limit: 93 kg

Enfusion Cruiserweight World Championship

::Former Weight limit: 90 kg ::Current Weight limit: 88 kg

Enfusion Middleweight World Championship

::Former Weight limit: 85 kg ::Current Weight limit: 84 kg

Enfusion Super Welterweight World Championship

::Weight limit: 80 kg

Enfusion Welterweight World Championship

::Weight limit: 77 kg

Enfusion Super Lightweight World Championship

::Weight limit: 73.5 kg

Enfusion Lightweight World Championship

::Weight limit: 70 kg

Enfusion Super Featherweight World Championship

::Former Weight limit: 67 kg ::Current Weight limit: 67.5 kg :::Previously known as Featherweight before 2021

Enfusion Featherweight World Championship

::Weight limit: 65 kg

Enfusion Super Bantamweight World Championship

::Weight limit: 63 kg

Enfusion Bantamweight Championship

::Former Weight limit: 60 kg ::Current Weight limit: 61 kg

Enfusion Flyweight Championship

::Former Weight limit: 57 kg

Enfusion Women's Openweight Championship

::No weight restrictions

Enfusion Women's Lightweight Championship

::Weight limit: 70 kg

Enfusion Women's Super Featherweight World Championship (defunct)

::Weight limit: 67 kg

Enfusion Women's Featherweight Championship

::Former Weight limit: 64 kg ::Current Weight limit: 65 kg

Enfusion Women's Bantamweight Championship

::Weight limit: 61 kg

Enfusion Women's Flyweight Championship

::Weight limit: 57.5 kg

Enfusion Women's Super Strawweight Championship

::Weight limit: 54 kg

Enfusion Women's Strawweight Championship

::Weight limit: 52 kg

Tournament Champions

Enfusion Reality

Season 1, Test of the Champions – 2010

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.

Season 2, Quest for honor – 2011

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.

Season 3, Trial of the Gladiators – Macedonia 2011

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.

Season 4, Search for The Superpro - 2013

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.

Season 5, Ladies edition - 2014

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.

Season 6, Celebs Meet Pros - 2016

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 GRC, Stevie RaineENG, Glenn Helder NED, Ze Maria BRA who will fight in a pro kickboxing contest.

List of participants

Season 1 (2010)

; Coaches

• England Bernise Alldis
• Portugal Catarina Valerio
• Belgium Eva Berben
• Netherlands Titiana Van Polanen

; Contenders

• Armenia Gago Drago
• Canada Shane Campbell
• South Africa Vuyisile Colossa
• France Michael Lallemand
• Finland Pasi Luukanen
• Slovenia Mirko Vorkapic
• Turkey Şahin Yakut
• USA Cyrus Washington
• Sweden Alex Tobiasson
• Italy Armen Petrosyan
• Belgium Jan van Denderen
• Australia Steve Moxon
• Thailand Pajonsuk
• Serbia Goran Aleksic
• England Rick Barnhill
• Romania Barnabas Szücs
• Portugal Bruno Carvalho
• FIN Ville Aalto

Women's final | team-width=185 | score-width=20 | RD1-team1=Netherlands Titiana Van Polanen | RD1-score1=DEC | RD1-team2=Portugal Catarina Valerio | RD1-score2=3r. | RD1-team3=England Bernise Alldis | RD1-score3=DEC | RD1-team4=Belgium Eva Berben | RD1-score4=4r. | RD2-team1=Netherlands Titiana Van Polanen | RD2-score1=3r. | RD2-team2=England Bernise Alldis | RD2-score2=DEC

Men's final −70 kg | team-width=185 | score-width=20 | RD1-team1=FIN Pasi Luukkanen | RD1-score1= | RD1-team2=AUS Steve Moxon | RD1-score2= | RD1-team3=ARM Gago Drago | RD1-score3=DEC | RD1-team4=POR Bruno Carvalho | RD1-score4= | RD1-team5=ENG Rick Barnhill | RD1-score5= | RD1-team6=SRB Goran Aleksic | RD1-score6= | RD1-team7=TUR Şahin Yakut | RD1-score7=ERD | RD1-team8=FRA Mikael Lallemand | RD1-score8= | RD1-team09=THA Pajonsuk | RD1-score09= | RD1-team10=BEL Jan van Denderen | RD1-score10= | RD1-team11=CAN Shane Campbell | RD1-score11= DEC | RD1-team12=ROM Szűcs Barnabás | RD1-score12= | RD1-team13=ITA Armen Petrosyan | RD1-score13= | RD1-team14=South Africa Vuyisile Colossa | RD1-score14= | RD1-team15=SLO Mirko Vorkapić | RD1-score15= | RD1-team16=SWE Alex Tobiasson | RD1-score16= | RD2-team1=FIN Pasi Luukkanen | RD2-score1= | RD2-team2=ARM Gago Drago | RD2-score2=DEC | RD2-team3=ENG Rick Barnhill | RD2-score3=DEC | RD2-team4=TUR Şahin Yakut | RD2-score4= | RD2-team5=THA Pajonsuk | RD2-score5=TKO | RD2-team6=CAN Shane Campbell | RD2-score6=3r. | RD2-team7=ITA Armen Petrosyan | RD2-score7= | RD2-team8=SLO Mirko Vorkapić | RD2-score8= | RD3-team1=ARM Gago Drago | RD3-score1=KO | RD3-team2=ENG Rick Barnhill | RD3-score2=2r. | RD3-team3=THA Pajonsuk | RD3-score3=ERD | RD3-team4=ITA Armen Petrosyan | RD3-score4=4r. | RD4-team1=ARM Gago Drago | RD4-score1=DEC | RD4-team2=THA Pajonsuk | RD4-score2=

Season 2 (2011)

; Coaches

• England Julie Kitchen
• Canada Maria Bastasin
• Netherlands Aleide Lawant
• Sweden Hanna Mjoberg

; Contenders

• Spain Frank Muñoz
• Armenia Sahak Parparyan
• Belgium Marc Vlieger
• Russia Ramazan Ramazanov
• Finland Miika Kinnunen
• Curacao Thiago Martina
• Czech Republic Ondřej Hutník
• Lithuania Arnold Oborotov
• Turkey Fathi Cam
• Germany Martin Jahn
• Canada Bruno Lurette
• Netherlands Wendell Roche
• Morocco Mohamed Boubkari
• France David Radeff
• Bosnia and Herzegovina Narcis Omeragic
• Surinam Revanho Blokland

Women's final −63.5 kg | team-width=185 | score-width=20 | RD1-team1=Canada Maria Bastasin | RD1-score1=TKO | RD1-team2=England Julie Kitchen | RD1-score2=1r. | RD1-team3=Netherlands Aleide Lawant | RD1-score3=DEC | RD1-team4=Sweden Hanna Mjoberg | RD1-score4=3r. | RD2-team1=Canada Maria Bastasin | RD2-score1=3r. | RD2-team2=Netherlands Aleide Lawant | RD2-score2=DEC

Men's final −95 kg | team-width=185 | score-width=20 | RD1-team1=CUR Thiago Matina | RD1-score1= | RD1-team2=CAN Bruno Lurette | RD1-score2= | RD1-team3=CZE Ondřej Hutník | RD1-score3=DEC | RD1-team4=NED Wendell Roche | RD1-score4= | RD1-team5=MAR Mohamed Boubkari | RD1-score5=DEC | RD1-team6=UK Arnold Oborotov | RD1-score6= | RD1-team7=TUR Fathi Cam | RD1-score7=DEC | RD1-team8=FRA David Radeff | RD1-score8= | RD1-team09=ESP Frank Muñoz | RD1-score09= DEC | RD1-team10=ARM Sahak Parparyan | RD1-score10= | RD1-team11=BEL Marc Vlieger | RD1-score11= | RD1-team12=GER Martin Jahn | RD1-score12= | RD1-team13=BIH Narcis Omeragić | RD1-score13= | RD1-team14=FIN Miika Kinnunen | RD1-score14= | RD1-team15=RUS Ramazan Ramazanov | RD1-score15=KO | RD1-team16=NED Revanho Blokland | RD1-score16=2r. | RD2-team1=CUR Thiago Martina | RD2-score1=3r. | RD2-team2=CZE Ondřej Hutník | RD2-score2=KO | RD2-team3=MAR Mohamed Boubkari | RD2-score3=KO | RD2-team4=TUR Fathi Cam | RD2-score4=3r. | RD2-team5=ESP Frank Muñoz | RD2-score5=DEC | RD2-team6=BEL Marc Vlieger | RD2-score6=3-0 | RD2-team7=NED Wendell Roche* | RD2-score7=ERD | RD2-team8=RUS Ramazan Ramazanov | RD2-score8= | RD3-team1=CZE Ondřej Hutník | RD3-score1=DEC | RD3-team2=MAR Mohamed Boubkari | RD3-score2=3-0 | RD3-team3=ESP Frank Muñoz | RD3-score3=DEC | RD3-team4=NED Wendell Roche | RD3-score4=3-0 | RD4-team1=CZE Ondřej Hutník | RD4-score1=DEC | RD4-team2=ESP Frank Muñoz | RD4-score2=3-0

Season 3 (2012)

; Coaches

• NED Denise Kielholtz
• TUR Hatice Ozyurt
• ENG Lucy Payne
• MAR Chajmaa Bellakhal
• USA Lindsay Scheer

; Contenders

• BIH Adnan Omeragić
• GRE Alexandros Chatzichronoglou
• ENG Andrew Tate
• CAN Bruno Lurette
• FRA David Radeff
• USA Eddie Walker
• SLO Franci Grajš
• TUR Hakan Aksoy
• ENG Jake Bostwick
• BEL Michael Kongolo
• POL Peter Lapuc
• SCO Ritchie Hocking
• ARM Sahak Parparyan
• FIN Ville Aalto
• NED Wendell Roche
• GER Sammy Masa
• POR João Oliveira]
• MKD Urim Saiti

Women's final −57 kg | team-width=185 | score-width=20 | RD1-team1=ENG Lucy Payne | RD1-score1=DEC | RD1-team2=MAR Chajmaa Bellakhal | RD1-score2=3r. | RD1-team3=NED Denise Kielholtz | RD1-score3=DEC | RD1-team4=USA Lindsay Scheer | RD1-score4=3r. | RD2-team1=ENG Lucy Payne | RD2-score1=3r. | RD2-team2=NED Denise Kielholtz | RD2-score2=DEC

Men's final −85 kg | team-width=185 | score-width=20 | RD1-team1=BIH Adnan Omeragić | RD1-score1=DEC | RD1-team2=POL Peter Lapuc | RD1-score2=3-0 | RD1-team3=ENG Andrew Tate | RD1-score3=KO | RD1-team4=GER Sammy Masa | RD1-score4=2r. | RD1-team5=SCO Ritchie Hocking | RD1-score5=KO | RD1-team6=POR João Oliveira | RD1-score6= | RD1-team7=TUR Hakan Aksoy | RD1-score7= | RD1-team8=GRE Alexandros Chatzichronoglou | RD1-score8= | RD1-team09=SLO Franci Grajš | RD1-score09= KO | RD1-team10=BEL Michael Kongolo | RD1-score10= | RD1-team11=NED Wendell Roche | RD1-score11= DEC | RD1-team12=ENG Jake Bostwick | RD1-score12= | RD1-team13=ARM Sahak Parparyan | RD1-score13=DEC | RD1-team14=FRA David Radeff | RD1-score14= | RD1-team15=USA Eddie Walker | RD1-score15= | RD1-team16=MKD Urim Saiti | RD1-score16= | RD2-team1=BIH Adnan Omeragić | RD2-score1= | RD2-team2=ENG Andrew Tate | RD2-score2=TKO | RD2-team3=SCO Ritchie Hocking | RD2-score3= | RD2-team4=TUR Hakan Aksoy | RD2-score4= | RD2-team5=SLO Franci Grajš | RD2-score5=DEC | RD2-team6=NED Wendell Roche | RD2-score6=3-0 | RD2-team7=ARM Sahak Parparyan | RD2-score7=KO | RD2-team8=USA Eddie Walker | RD2-score8=1r. | RD3-team1=ENG Andrew Tate | RD3-score1=TKO | RD3-team2=SCO Ritchie Hocking | RD3-score2=1r. | RD3-team3=SLO Franci Grajš | RD3-score3=DEC | RD3-team4=ARM Sahak Parparyan | RD3-score4=3-0 | RD4-team1=ENG Andrew Tate | RD4-score1=1r. | RD4-team2=SLO Franci Grajš | RD4-score2=KO

Season 4 (2013)

; Coaches

• NED Denise Kielholtz
• Lebanon Manal Salman
• ENG Vicky Church
• NZL Miriam Hummingbird
• BEL Anke Van Gestel

; Contenders

• South Africa Andrew Thomson
• HUN Mate Paulovics
• Ivory Coast Kirk Krouba
• RUS Alexander Volobuev
• ENG Daniel Sam
• AUS Iggy McGowan
• USA Warren Thompson
• NED Brian Douwes
• CAN Todd Stoute
• NZL Pane Haraki
• MAR Mohamed Boubkari
• FRA Gaetan Sautron
• Ireland Chris Cooper
• ROM Răzvan Ghiță
• Senegal Sam Tevette
• NED Wendell Roche
• POL Tomasz Nowak

Women's final −61 kg | team-width=185 | score-width=20 | RD1-team1=NED Denise Kielholtz | RD1-score1=DEC | RD1-team2=Lebanon Manal Salman | RD1-score2=3r. | RD1-team3=ENG Vicky Church | RD1-score3=DEC | RD1-team4=NZL Miriam Hummingbird | RD1-score4=3r. | RD2-team1=NED Denise Kielholtz | RD2-score1=DEC | RD2-team2=ENG Vicky Church | RD2-score2=3r.

Men's final HW | team-width=185 | score-width=20 | RD1-team1=South Africa Andrew Thomson | RD1-score1=TKO | RD1-team2=HUN Mate Paulovics | RD1-score2=1r. | RD1-team3=ENG Daniel Sam | RD1-score3=DEC | RD1-team4=AUS Iggy McGowan | RD1-score4=3-0 | RD1-team5=Ivory Coast Kirk Krouba | RD1-score5=DEC | RD1-team6=RUS Alexander Volobuev | RD1-score6=3-0 | RD1-team7=USA Warren Thompson | RD1-score7=DEC | RD1-team8=NED Brian Douwes | RD1-score8=3-0 | RD1-team09=MAR Mohamed Boubkari | RD1-score09= TKO | RD1-team10=FRA Gaetan Sautron | RD1-score10=3r. | RD1-team11=CAN Todd Stoute | RD1-score11= TKO | RD1-team12=NZL Pane Haraki | RD1-score12=3 | RD1-team13=Senegal Sam Tevette | RD1-score13=DEC | RD1-team14=NED Wendell Roche | RD1-score14=3-0 | RD1-team15=IRE Chris Cooper | RD1-score15=DEC | RD1-team16=ROU Razvan Ghiță | RD1-score16=3-0 | RD2-team1=NED Wendell Roche* | RD2-score1=3-0 | RD2-team2=ENG Daniel Sam | RD2-score2=DEC | RD2-team3=Ivory Coast Kirk Krouba | RD2-score3=KO | RD2-team4=ROU Razvan Ghiță** | RD2-score4=2r. | RD2-team5=MAR Mohamed Boubkari | RD2-score5=KO | RD2-team6=CAN Todd Stoute | RD2-score6=1r. | RD2-team7=Senegal Sam Tevette | RD2-score7=DEC | RD2-team8=IRE Chris Cooper | RD2-score8=3-0 | RD3-team1=ENG Daniel Sam | RD3-score1=DEC | RD3-team2=Ivory Coast Kirk Krouba | RD3-score2=2-1 | RD3-team3=MAR Mohamed Boubkari | RD3-score3=KO | RD3-team4=Senegal Sam Tevette | RD3-score4=4r. | RD4-team1=ENG Daniel Sam | RD4-score1=DEC | RD4-team2=MAR Mohamed Boubkari | RD4-score2=3-0

Season 5 (2014)

; Coaches

• Ivory Coast Kirk Krouba
• SUR Ashwin Balrak
• POL Lukasz Krupadziorow
• South Africa Andrew Thomson
• ENG Daniel Sam

; Contenders

• NOR Fatima Pinto
• SWE Johanna Rydberg
• South Africa Ferial Ameeroedien
• GER Meryem Uslu
• FRA Anissa Meksen
• NED Samantha van Doorn
• Indonesia Soraya Haurissa
• NED Isis Verbeek
• RUS Marina Zueva
• Portugal Filipa Correia
• ISR Adi Rotem]
• ENG Iman Barlow
• CAN Ashley Nichols
• FRA Lizzie Largillière
• AUS Sammy Lee Brown
• GRE Maria Pantazi
• NED Simone van Dommelen
• CRO Nevenka Mikulić ** Finale **
• Anissa Meksen defeated Iman Barlow ** Coaches Finale **
• Ashwin Balrak defeated Lukasz Krupadziorow

Enfusion Reality champions

Enfusion seasons champions

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