Events
A league format rather than one-off galas: recurring cards in several countries, with matchmaking that carries a season instead of a single night.
Thai boxing and kickboxing, full contact, built for television. Event, production and marketing from a single source, the way the Thai & Kickbox Super League did it across eight countries and five continents.
The Thai & Kickbox Super League was the first international stand-up combat-sports league out of Europe to be marketed on television worldwide.
Verified figures for the Thai & Kickbox Super League. Airtime and partners from the TV contracts and IMG, guaranteed across five events. Reach measured by Eurosport for the 2005 season; average live audience 946,000, peak above 1.1 million (Vienna, October 2005). Each figure is a documented minimum for a single broadcaster or season, not a total.
A league format rather than one-off galas: recurring cards in several countries, with matchmaking that carries a season instead of a single night.
Produced for broadcast from the start, not filmed after the fact. Live output and a package that a rights holder can actually schedule.
Sponsoring and media rights built on measured reach, with the returns spelled out before anyone signs.
If you want to be part of the next season, talk to us now, while the format is still being shaped.
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Information about the Thai & Kickbox Super League and stand-up combat sports: events, production and media rights.
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Last updated: July 2026