This is a list of International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) championships across continental associations and various formats.[1][2]

World Championships

2014 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA

The first IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA were held between 29 June and 5 July 2014 in Las Vegas, Nevada (U.S.).[3] The tournament took place over four days at Cox Pavilion at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, with the finals taking place inside the UFC Fan Expo at Mandalay Bay on 5 July.[3][4]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Wessel Mostert
 South Africa
Nicolo Bonati
 Romania
Leroy Johnson
 Canada
N/A
Heavyweight Hans Lackner
 Austria
Marcin Kalata
 Poland
Riini Apo
 New Zealand
Alexander Pärleros
 Sweden
Light Heavyweight Alessio Di Chirico
 Italy
Eivind D. S. Kjonsvik
 Norway
Aaron Wallace
 Ireland
Karol Linowski
 Poland
Middleweight Mikkel Kasper
 Denmark
Gard Olve Sagen
 Norway
Raymond Gray
 United States
Daniel Cassell
 United Kingdom
Welterweight Aleksi Nurminen
 Finland
Josh Stacey Mcmanus
 United Kingdom
Joachim Tollefsen
 Norway
Zach Fears
 United States
Lightweight Jose Mariscal
 United States
Jimmie Jensen
 Sweden
Charlie Day
 United Kingdom
Guillaume Bletio
 France
Featherweight Jari Illikainen
 Finland
Joel Moya
 Sweden
Jordan Chester
 United Kingdom
Salvatore Liga
 Belgium
Bantamweight Jose Torres
 United States
Bohdan Holovatyi
 Ukraine
Carl Burton
 United Kingdom
Liridon Ramani
 Belgium
Flyweight Carlos Hernandez
 United States
Kristian Lindstrøm Skogmo
 Norway
Saku Ronkainen
 Finland
Petko
 Italy

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Featherweight Amanda Lino
 South Africa
Jill Holmström
 Sweden
Andrea Whitney
 United States
Florence Bethert
 France
Bantamweight Sarah Jamila
 Denmark
Aleksandra Milczarek
 Poland
Lucrezia Ria
 Italy
Nicole Brown
 United States
Flyweight Amanda Ribas
 Brazil
Gabriella Ringblom
 Sweden
Micol Di Segni
 Italy
N/A
Strawweight Daniela Kortmann
 Germany
Rachelle Abou Abdallah
 Lebanon
N/A N/A

2015 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA

The 2015 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Las Vegas, Nevada (USA), as the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) returned for the tournament's second year.

The 2015 Championships took place during the fourth annual UFC International Fight Week, from Monday, July 6 to Saturday, July 11, 2015. The fan experience was billed as the world's largest mixed martial arts celebration, guaranteeing high-energy, all-star entertainment and concluding with a weekend of action-packed fights including UFC 189 on July 11.

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Kevin Szaflarski
 Poland
Mokhammad Malagov
 Kazakhstan
Vlad Mavrodin
 Romania
N/A
Heavyweight Zdenek Ledvina
 Czech Republic
Travis Edwards
 United States
Marcin Kalata
 Poland
Allan Guichard
 France
Light Heavyweight Saeid Mirazaei
 Canada
Tencho Karaenev
 Bulgaria
Paolo Anastasi
 Italy
Denis Perry
 United Kingdom
Middleweight Brendan Allen
 United States
James Duckett
 United Kingdom
Imad Alhowayeck
 Lebanon
Juho Laitinen
 Finland
Welterweight William Starks
 United States
Alexander Martinez
 Canada
Patryk Ruta
 Poland
Jake Constantinou
 United Kingdom
Lightweight Josh Ellis
 United Kingdom
Tuukka Repo
 Finland
Davide Gregorio La Torre
 Italy
Joeshwa Mortada
 Lebanon
Featherweight Frans Mlambo
 Ireland
Joel Moya
 Sweden
Yurii Bosyi
 Ukraine
Nicolas Ott
 France
Bantamweight Jose Torres
 United States
Nurtilek Konashov
 Kazakhstan
Carl McNally
 United Kingdom
Marco Zannetti
 Italy
Flyweight Iurie Bejenari
 France
Sedar Altas
 Sweden
Braydan Graham
 New Zealand
Sambath Khun
 Canada

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Featherweight Jamie Herrington
 Canada
Sinead Kavanagh
 Ireland
Julia Dorny
 Germany
Lindsay Lawrence
 United States
Bantamweight Lucrezia Ria
 Italy
Lucie Bertaud
 France
Kimberley Defiori
 United States
Lisa Engelke
 Sweden
Flyweight Micol Di Segni
 Italy
Anja Saxmark
 Sweden
Natalie Jean Ausmeier
 South Africa
Michaela Dostalova
 Czech Republic
Strawweight Minna Grusander
 Finland
Maria Vittoria Colonna
 Italy
Sarah Archer
 New Zealand
Codie Wareham
 United States

2016 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA

The IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA returns to Las Vegas as part of the 5th Annual UFC International Fight Week™, the world's largest celebration of combat sports, taking place from Tuesday, July 5 – Sunday, July 10.

The 2016 IMMAF World Championships will be hosted at the Las Vegas Convention Center during the week, with the championships featured on July 10 at the UFC Fan Expo®.

Hosted by the global governing body for amateur MMA, the IMMAF's third iteration of its five-day tournament, will air its post-event highlights on UFC FIGHT PASS®, along with other international television platforms.

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Charbel Diab
 Lebanon
Marcin Kalata
 Poland
Damian Visenjak
 Austria
Dwain Meredith
 South Africa
Heavyweight Iman Smajic
 Sweden
Allan Guichard
 France
Daniel Galabarov
 Bulgaria
Scott Trelford
 Northern Ireland
Light Heavyweight Matthew Sheehan
 Ireland
Tencho Karaenev
 Bulgaria
Jaakko Honkasalo
 Finland
Adam Bieganski
 Poland
Middleweight Byron Chivers
 New Zealand
Dallas Jennings
 United States
Rostem Akman
 Sweden
Andrew Stanway
 Australia
Welterweight Will Starks
 United States
Alexander Martinez
 Canada
Cian Cowley
 Ireland
Hardeep Rai
 United Kingdom
Lightweight Pieter Roedulf Roets
 South Africa
Ferdun Osmanov
 Bulgaria
Iorga Cristian
 Romania
Przemyslaw Tokarz
 Poland
Featherweight Shoaib Yousaf
 United Kingdom
Nathan Kelly
 Ireland
Eoghan Drumgoole
 Ireland
Connor Hitchens
 United Kingdom
Bantamweight Abdul Hussein
 Finland
David Evans
 United States
Hughie Orourke
 Ireland
Marco Zannetti
 Italy
Flyweight Brayden Graham
 New Zealand
David Forgarty
 Ireland
Fahad Abdulrazaq
 Bahrain
Josh Neale
 United Kingdom

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Featherweight Leah McCourt
 Northern Ireland
Julia Dorny
 Germany
Fatime Nanasi
 Hungary
Taryn Conklin
 United States
Bantamweight Cornelia Holm
 Sweden
Camilla Mannes
 Norway
Arziko Bregu
 Italy
Katarzyna Biegajlo
 Poland
Flyweight Gabriella Ringblom
 Sweden
Anette Osterberg
 Finland
Jess Bradley
 New Zealand
Kelsey Gollihar
 United States
Strawweight Aleksandra Toncheva
 Bulgaria
Aleksandra Rola
 Poland
Raluca Dinescu
 Romania
Sarah Archer
 New Zealand

2017 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA

The 2017 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA took place in Manama, Bahrain at Khalifa Sports City Arena from 12 to 19 November.[5][6][7]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Atanas Krastanov
 Bulgaria
Marcin Kalata
 Poland
Tolga Polat
 Turkey
Damian Visenja
 Austria
Heavyweight Irman Smajic
 Sweden
Lev Vins
 Kazakhstan
Cameron Dempsey
 Australia
Ryan Spillane
 Ireland
Light Heavyweight Murtaza Talha Ali
 Bahrain
Pavel Pahomenko
 Belarus
Anton Turkalj
 Sweden
Pawel Zaikrzewski
 Poland
Middleweight Khaled Laallam
 Sweden
Mohammad Munir
 United States
Joseph Luciano
 Australia
Christian Leroy Duncan
 United Kingdom
Welterweight Benjamin Bennet
 United States
Sola Axel
 France
Cody Barnwell
 Australia
Isakov Issa
 Belgium
Lightweight Quitin Thomas
 United States
Vitali Andruhovich
 Belarus
Jose Teixeira
 Luxembourg
Ermal Hadribeaj
 Albania
Featherweight Delyan Georgiev
 Bulgaria
Joel Arolainen
 Finland
Abdulmanap Magomedov
 Bahrain
David Evans
 United States
Bantamweight Gamzat Magomedov
 Bahrain
Olzhas Moldagaliyev
 Kazakhstan
Florian Doskja
 Albania
Dinislam Jetpissov
 Kazakhstan
Flyweight Serdar Altas
 Sweden
Yernaz Mussabek
 Kazakhstan
Hussain Abdulla
 Bahrain
Sean Stebbins
 United States

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Lightweight Gase Sanita
 New Zealand
Kaycee Blake
 United Kingdom
Fatena Bureshaid
 Bahrain
Julia Dorny
 Germany
Featherweight Fabiana Giampa
 Italy
Courtney McCrudden
 United Kingdom
Nicole Schnalzer
 Austria
Nora Nagy
 Hungary
Bantamweight Manon Fiorot
 France
Chamia Chabbi
 Finland
Karoline Hulkko
 Finland
Joanne Doyle
 United Kingdom
Flyweight Michele Oliveira
 Brazil
Danni Neilan
 Ireland
Alexandra Kovacs
 Hungary
Anette Osterberg
 Finland
Strawweight Anna Astvik
 Sweden
Hannah Dawson
 New Zealand
Ayan Tursyn
 Kazakhstan
Sara Cova
 Mexico

2018 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA

The 2018 IMMAF – WMMAA Unified World Championships took place at Khalifa Sport City arena in Manama, Bahrain from 11 to 18 November 2018, hosted by the Bahrain Mixed Martial Arts Federation and with support from the Bahrain Olympic Committee, as part of BRAVE Combat Week.[8]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Pasha Kharkhachaev
 Bahrain
Grigoriy Ponomarev
 Russia
Kaloyan Kolev
 Bulgaria
Delano Human
 South Africa
Heavyweight Ryan Spillane
 Ireland
Chaddad Alexandre
 Lebanon
Bartosz Zaczeniuk
 Poland
Bagrat Adamiya
 Ukraine
Light Heavyweight Magomed Shakhrudinov
 Russia
Ruslan Shidakov
 Russia
Mustafa Atrakchi
 Sweden
Olzhobai Kudaiberdi Uulu
 Kyrgyzstan
Middleweight Dzhamal Medzhidov
 Russia
Andreas Berg
 Sweden
Joseph Luciano
 Australia
Dario Bellandi
 Italy
Welterweight Islam Bagomedov
 Russia
Sola Axel
 France
Murad Guseinov
 Bahrain
Rusi Minev
 Bulgaria
Lightweight Lee Hammond
 Ireland
Marko Sarasjärvi
 Finland
Adilbek Kairgali
 Kazakhstan
Shamil Gimbatov
 Bahrain
Featherweight Delyan Georgiev
 Bulgaria
Eduard Kexel
 Germany
Enrique Hecher Sosa
 Spain
Abdulmanap Magomedov
 Bahrain
Bantamweight Sharapudin Magomedov
 Russia
Magomed Idrisov
 Bahrain
Carlos Veras
 Brazil
Vladyslav Dubkov
 Ukraine
Flyweight Ruslan Satiev
 Russia
Mohammed Almuamari
 Bahrain
Alibi Temirtassov
 Kazakhstan
Julio Plaatjies
 South Africa

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Lightweight Gase Sanita
 New Zealand
Polina Kobzeva
 Russia
Yudan Bao
 China
Divya Nagaraj
 India
Featherweight Julia Dorny
 Germany
Jenni Kivioja
 Finland
Meng Chen
 China
Kateryna Dobroznai
 Ukraine
Bantamweight LaNeisha Vinson
 United States
Bulgaru Daniela Mihaela
 Romania
Lucie Vacova
 Czech Republic
Dee Begley
 Ireland
Flyweight Alexandra Kovacs
 Hungary
Janika Antinmaa Antinmaa
 Finland
Ilaria Norcia
 Italy
Cassandra Le Roux
 South Africa
Strawweight Daria Samchik
 Ukraine
Nina Back
 Sweden
Nurzhamal Sadykova
 Kazakhstan
Nadia Vera
 Mexico
Atomweight Raluca Dinescu
 Romania
Oksana Pashkova
 Ukraine
Jenna Horto
 Finland
Svetlana Kotova
 Russia

2019 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA

The IMMAF | WMMAA World Amateur MMA Championships return to Manama this November from 11 to 16, 2019, as part of BRAVE International Combat Week, for the third year running.[9]

The International Mixed Martial Arts Federation’s 2019 Senior and Junior World Championship tournaments will take place at Khalifa Sport City over five days, hosted by the Bahrain Mixed Martial Arts Federation under the Bahrain Olympic Committee. Commencing on Sunday 10 November with the Tournament Draw and Opening Ceremony, the competitions will play out from Monday 11 to Thursday 14 with the Finals on Saturday 16. Bahraini promotion BRAVE will host a professional MMA night on Friday 15 at the same arena.[9]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Pasha Kharkhachaev
 Bahrain
Rassul Khatayev
 Kazakhstan
Shamsutdin Makhmudov
 Russia
Moustafa Abdelsalam
 Egypt
Heavyweight Gadzhimurad Bagaudinov
 Russia
Shamil Kuramagomedov
 Russia
Shamil Gaziev
 Bahrain
Jindrich Krajca
 Czech Republic
Light Heavyweight Murtaza Talha Ali
 Bahrain
Magomed Gadzhiiasulov
 Bahrain
Dima Ruzhytskyi
 Ukraine
Magomed Shakhrudinov
 Russia
Middleweight Gazimurad Magomedov
 Russia
Iusup Magomedov
 Russia
Rengou Mefire Simplice
 Cameroon
Sultan Omarov
 Bahrain
Welterweight Ramazan Gitinov
 Bahrain
Zagid Gaidarov
 Bahrain
Islam Bagomedov
 Russia
Rustam Khadisgadzhiev
 Russia
Lightweight Murad Umachiev
 Russia
Omaraskhab Yusupov
 Russia
Iordan Marinov
 Bulgaria
Magomed Magomedov
 Bahrain
Featherweight Ahmed Gazimagomedov
 Russia
Elaman Shalkimbekov
 Kazakhstan
Daniyal Shamkhalov
 Sweden
Alexander O'Sullivan
 Ireland
Bantamweight Gadzhimurad Zavaev
 Russia
Djamaludin Aliev
 Russia
Dastan Amangeldy
 Kazakhstan
Olzhas Moldagaliyev
 Kazakhstan
Flyweight Ata Atdayev
 Ukraine
Israel Galvan
 United States
Yernaz Mussabek
 Kazakhstan
Ruslan Satiev
 Russia
Strawweight Bagdat Zhubanysh
 Kazakhstan
Sagyn Kazbek
 Kazakhstan
Adam Khamkhoev
 Russia
Farkhod Rakhmonaliev
 Russia

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Lightweight Michelle Montague
 New Zealand
Mel Webster
 New Zealand
Sandra Meneses
 Sweden
Saida Khassenova
 Kazakhstan
Featherweight Sabrina Laurentina De Sousa
 Bahrain
Jasmine Favero
 Italy
Jenni Kivioja
 Finland
Tatiana Postarnakova
 Russia
Bantamweight Guangmei Han
 China
Shauna Bannon
 Ireland
Frida Vastamäki
 Sweden
Brena Soares Cardozo
 Bahrain
Flyweight Bianca Antman
 Sweden
Hannah Dawson
 New Zealand
Viktoriya Dudakova
 Russia
Zemfira Alieva
 Russia
Strawweight Anastasiya Svetkivska
 Ukraine
Olivia Ukmar
 Australia
Colleen Augustin
 Malaysia
Daria Samchik
 Ukraine
Atomweight Bezhan Mahmudi
 Sweden
Ayan Tursyn
 Kazakhstan
Daniela Hernandez
 Mexico
Nicole Geraldo
 Mexico

2021 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA

The 2021 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates from 24 to 29 January 2022.[10][11]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Shamsutdin Makhmudov
 Russia
Rassul Khatayev
 Kazakhstan
Pasha Kharkhachaev
 Bahrain
Ikhtiyor Khalmuradov
 Uzbekistan
Heavyweight Rasul Magomedov
 Bahrain
Shamil Kuramagomedov
 Russia
Khalil Ibnukhazharov
 Russia
Tom Hoelemann
 Germany
Light Heavyweight Dzhamal Medzhidov
 Russia
Robin Enontekio
 Sweden
Magomed Shakhrudinov
 Russia
Dmytro Babynskyi
 Ukraine
Middleweight Fergus Jenkins
 New Zealand
Iusup Magomedov
 Russia
Paul Buckley
 Ireland
Sultan Omarov
 Bahrain
Welterweight Ramazan Gitinov
 Bahrain
Jovidon Mahmudov
 Tajikistan
Bogdan Pshebelskiy
 Kazakhstan
Abdyla Aliev
 Russia
Lightweight Kurban Idrisov
 Bahrain
Salamat Isbulaev
 Russia
Marko Sarasjarvi
 Finland
Neimat Assadov
 Kazakhstan
Featherweight Bekzat Zhassiya
 Kazakhstan
Juan Izquierdo
 Spain
Bakhtiyor Husainov
 Tajikistan
Kurban Zainukov
 Russia
Bantamweight Shakhban Gapizov
 Russia
Oskar Jaskari
 Sweden
Yevgeni Shinkarevsky
 Israel
Ismail Khan
 Pakistan
Flyweight Bektur Zhenishbek Uulu
 Russia
Dastan Zhakypbekov
 Kazakhstan
Rafael Calderon Coria
 Spain
Ibragim Kartoev
 Russia
Strawweight Bagdat Zhubanysh
 Kazakhstan
Farkhod Rakhmonaliev
 Russia
Kurban Omarov
 Russia
Yerulan Kabdulov
 Kazakhstan

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Lightweight Olga Lagodnaya
 Russia
Aizhan Abdykadyr
 Kazakhstan
Mel Webster
 New Zealand
Yrsa Sandin
 Sweden
Featherweight Sabrina Laurentina De Sousa
 Bahrain
Cecilie Bolander
 Norway
Michelle Montague
 New Zealand
Zhansaya Yermagambetova
 Kazakhstan
Bantamweight Nina Nikolija Milosevic
 Sweden
Raiane Vinuto Guimaraes
 Bahrain
Tatiana Postarnakova
 Russia
Josiane Oliveira
 Brazil
Flyweight Beatriz Consuli Diniz
 Bahrain
Giulliany Perea
 Brazil
Paulina Wisniewska
 Poland
Alexandra Mitina
 Russia
Strawweight Aieza Ramos Bertolso
 Bahrain
Josefine Modig
 Sweden
Fabiola Silva
 Bahrain
Altynay Mergenbay
 Kazakhstan
Atomweight Nadine Abbott Bissett
 Ireland
Jenna Horto
 Finland
Yana Markova
 Russia
Vridhi Kumari
 India

[12]

World Cup

2021 IMMAF World Cup

The 2021 IMMAF World Cup took place at Prague, Czech Republic from 8 to 11 September 2021.[13][14]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Heavyweight Rasul Magomedov
 Bahrain
Per Kjetil Haglund Tonnessen
 Norway
Miha Frlic
 Slovenia
Jonnie Andersson
 Sweden
Light Heavyweight Magomedzagid Magomedov
 Bahrain
Mykola Kovalenko
 Ukraine
Dmytro Babynskyi
 Ukraine
Patrick Drescher
 Germany
Middleweight Hazem Kayyali
 Jordan
Eoin Sheridan
 Ireland
Raigo Kutsar
 Estonia
Ergo Reinvald
 Estonia
Welterweight Jovidon Mahmudov
 Tajikistan
Kevin Enz
 Germany
John Oldenqvist
 Sweden
Roman Pylypchuk
 Ukraine
Lightweight Ivan Kurelaru
 Ukraine
Antoni Josep Marti Segarra
 Spain
Ikromjon Ahmedov
 Tajikistan
Solomon Simon
 Ireland
Featherweight Juan Izquierdo
 Spain
Raphael Federico
 Italy
Daniyal Shamkhalov
 Sweden
Bakhtiyor Husainov
 Tajikistan
Bantamweight Fidel Gramiccia
 Italy
Taylor Quinn
 Ireland
Abdulla Mubarak
 Bahrain
Oskar Jaskari
 Sweden
Flyweight Mansur Magomedov
 Bahrain
Rafael Calderon Coria
 Spain
Ruslan Telibaiev
 Ukraine
Abubakr Baimuradov
 Tajikistan
Strawweight Eduard Kostrytsia
 Ukraine
Samir Bairamov
 Ukraine
N/A N/A

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Lightweight Yrsa Sandin
 Sweden
Eva Melo
 Czech Republic
N/A N/A
Featherweight Cecilie Bolander
 Norway
Katerina Lisova
 Czech Republic
Marianna Skuba
 Ukraine
Christina Papasotiriou
 Greece
Bantamweight Shauna Bannon
 Ireland
Kerry Ann Vernon
 Ireland
Maria Kaald Andresen
 Norway
Jessica Andersson
 Sweden
Flyweight Millie Eriksson
 Sweden
Renana Bruckstein
 Germany
Tetiana Mokhova
 Ukraine
Phyllis-Yasemin Leineweber
 Germany
Strawweight Josefine Modig
 Sweden
Nina Back
 Sweden
Anna Gaul
 Germany
Caitlyn Hadfield
 Ireland

Super Cup

2022 MMA Super Cup

The 2022 BRAVE MMA World Cup took place at Khalifa Sports City Arena, Bahrain from 8 to 12 March 2022.[15][16] It was organised by the IMMAF, KHK Sports, Bahrain MMA Federation, and BRAVE Combat Federation

Medalists

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Team
 Bahrain
Men
Abdulla Mubarak
Haji Mohamed Ali
Kurban Idrisov
Gimbat Magomedov
Ramazan Gitinov
Magomed Isaev
Sultan Omarov
Gadzhi Gadzhiev
Sultan Gapizov
Women
Aieza Ramos Bertolso
Bianca Basílio
Sabrina Laurentina de Souza

 Ireland
Men
Jamie Abbott Bissett
Jordan Bradshaw
Lewis Byrne
Jordan Furey
Conor McCarthy
Cameron Clements
Dennis Perry
Gustavo Lopez
Women
Eabha Cruise
Kerry Ann Vernon
Sineadh Ni Nuallain

 Kazakhstan
Men
Zhanibek Tynyshtyk
Anatoliy Zolotykh
Neimat Assadov
Yerkin Begenov
Zhaxybek Aimakhanov
Daniil Gubin
Vakhid Timerbiyev
Alik Domnich
Rassul Khatayev
Women
Ayan Tursyn
Karina Sissenova
Antonina Kotlyarevskaya

European Championships

2015 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA

The 2015 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Birmingham, England, United Kingdom from the 19 to 22 November 2015.

The foundational European event took place in Birmingham at the Walsall Sports Centre at the University of Wolverhampton and was broadcast post-event on UFC Fight Pass and international television.

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Heavyweight Daniel Galabarov
 Bulgaria
Iman Smajic
 Sweden
Petur Oskarsson
 Iceland
Ryan Spillane
 Ireland
Light Heavyweight Ben Forsyth
 Ireland
Balaze Kiss
 Hungary
Tencho Karaenev
 Bulgaria
Paolo Anastasi
 Italy
Middleweight Rostem Akman
 Sweden
Marius Hakonsen
 Norway
James Duckett
 United Kingdom
Asterio Lucchesini
 Italy
Welterweight Bjarki Palsson
 Iceland
Dorian Dermendzhiev
 Bulgaria
Jorgen Indsetviken
 Norway
Hardeep Rai
 United Kingdom
Lightweight Jack Shore
 United Kingdom
Geir Kare Cemsoylu
 Norway
Thomas Martin
 Ireland
Lee Hammond
 Ireland
Featherweight Joel Moya Schondorff
 Sweden
Ross McCorriston
 United Kingdom
Ante Ageneby
 Sweden
Connor Hitchens
 United Kingdom
Bantamweight Abdul Hussein
 Finland
Marco Zannetti
 Italy
Alexis Guilleux
 France
Renato Vidovic
 Sweden
Flyweight Jake Bond
 United Kingdom
Warren Mason
 United Kingdom
Hussain Haki Mahdi
 Bahrain
David Forgarty
 Ireland

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Lightweight Leah McCourt
 United Kingdom
Mia Isola
 Finland
Sini Koivunen
 Finland
N/A
Featherweight Sanna Merta
 Finland
Cornelia Holm
 Sweden
Julia Dorny
 Germany
Celine Provost
 France
Bantamweight Varpu Rinne
 Finland
Gabriella Ringblom
 Sweden
Camilla Mannes
 Norway
Eloise Picard
 Canada
Flyweight Sunna Rannveig
 Iceland
Anja Saxmark
 Sweden
Inka Auvinen
 Finland
Michaela Dostalova
 Czech Republic
Strawweight Aleksandra Toncheva
 Bulgaria
Raluca Dinescu
 Romania
Amy Omara
 United Kingdom
Lyudmila Sadirina
 Azerbaijan

2016 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA

The 2016 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place in Prague from 22 to 26 November.[17]

Hosted by the Czech Mixed Martial Arts Association (MMAA), the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation's nation vs. nation tournament plays out in 2 rings across 5 days and features more than 170 Athletes from 30 countries worldwide.

The 2016 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA will feature on UFC FIGHT PASS and international broadcast channels, post-event.

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Atanas Krastanov
 Bulgaria
Matias Anttila
 Finland
Marcin Kalata
 Poland
Damian Visenja
 Austria
Heavyweight Daniel Galabarov
 Bulgaria
Irman Smajic
 Sweden
Ion Grigore
 Romania
Berat Berisha
 Norway
Light Heavyweight Egill Hjördísarson
 Iceland
Pawel Zakrzewski
 Poland
Tencho Karaenev
 Bulgaria
Paolo Anastasi
 Italy
Middleweight Rostem Akman
 Sweden
Valeri Atanasov
 Bulgaria
Tom Crosby
 United Kingdom
Florian Aberger
 Austria
Welterweight Nikolay Nikolov
 Bulgaria
Gianluigi Ventoruzzo
 Italy
Henri Dimitri
 France
Magnús Ingvarsson
 Iceland
Lightweight Ferdun Osmanov
 Bulgaria
Lee Hammond
 Ireland
Alexander O'Sullivan
 Ireland
milad ahady
 United Kingdom
Featherweight Daniel Schalander
 Sweden
Michele Martignoni
 Italy
Hoger Salih
 Sweden
Kierandip Sahota
 United Kingdom
Bantamweight Renato Vidovic
 Sweden
Marco Zannetti
 Italy
Rostislav Raichev
 Bulgaria
Jan Vaclavek
 Czech Republic
Flyweight Serdar Altas
 Sweden
David Fogarty
 Ireland
Berik Shinaliyev
 Kazakhstan
Sanan Safarli
 Azerbaijan

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Lightweight Helin Paara
 Estonia
Kerttu Kouki
 Finland
N/A N/A
Featherweight Joanne Doyle
 United Kingdom
Julia Dorny
 Germany
Iris Nihti
 Finland
Fatime Nánási
 Hungary
Bantamweight Cornelia Holm
 Sweden
Camilla Mannes
 Norway
Arziko Bregu
 Italy
Chamia Chabbi
 Finland
Flyweight Alexandra Kovacs
 Hungary
Gabriella Ringblom
 Sweden
Ilaria Norcia
 Italy
Anette Osterberg
 Finland
Strawweight Aleksandra Toncheva
 Bulgaria
Raluca Dinescu
 Romania
Svetlana Kotova
 Russia
N/A

2017 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA

The 2017 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Sofia, Bulgaria from 29 March to 2 April.[18][19]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Irman Smajic
 Sweden
Atanas Krastanov
 Bulgaria
Marcin Kalata
 Poland
Matias Antilla
 Finland
Heavyweight Daniel Galabarov
 Bulgaria
Daniel Yankov
 Bulgaria
Berat Berisha
 Norway
Daniele Matiddi
 Italy
Light Heavyweight Anton Turkalj
 Sweden
Kubaibergen Toleubayev
 Kazakhstan
Pawel Zakrzewski
 Poland
Imad Hoayek
 Lebanon
Middleweight Dario Bellandi
 Italy
Khaled Laallam
 Sweden
Florian Aberger
 Austria
Heytham Rabhi
 Sweden
Welterweight Nikolay Nikolov
 Bulgaria
Oskar Biller
 Sweden
Axel Karlssoon
 Sweden
Jokhar Taimuskhanov
 Kazakhstan
Lightweight Ferdun Osmanov
 Bulgaria
Tobias Harila
 Sweden
Ziiad Sadaily
 Russia
Iordan Marinov
 Bulgaria
Featherweight Delyan Georgiev
 Bulgaria
Borislav Angelov
 Bulgaria
Hoger Salih
 Sweden
Eemil Kurhela
 Finland
Bantamweight Adam Amarasinghe
 United Kingdom
Mario Moreno
 Portugal
Marco Zannetti
 Italy
DDaryl Clarke
 Ireland
Flyweight Sanan Safrli
 Azerbaijan
Nikolay Ivaylov
 Bulgaria
Hussain Abdulla
 Bahrain
Berik Shinaliyev
 Kazakhstan

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Lightweight Ofelia Nikolaeva
 Bulgaria
Sanna Hyytiäinen
 Finland
Nora Nagy
 Hungary
N/A
Bantamweight Cornelia Holm
 Sweden
Manon Fiorot
 France
Arziko Bregu
 Italy
EvaMy Persson
 Sweden
Flyweight Alexandra Kovacs
 Hungary
Anette Osterberg
 Finland
Anja Saxmark
 Sweden
Ilaria Norcia
 Italy
Strawweight Fannie Redman
 Sweden
Anna Astvik
 Sweden
Sara Cova
 Mexico
Antoniya Kalacheva
 Bulgaria

2018 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA

The 2018 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Bucharest, Romania from 18 to 22 June.[20][21]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Dorobantu Mihai
 Romania
Damian Vasenjak
 Austria
Ivan Ivanov
 Bulgaria
N/A
Heavyweight Ryan Spillane
 Ireland
Daniel Yankov
 Bulgaria
Besart Berisha
 Austria
Matias Anttila
 Finland
Light Heavyweight Murtaza Talha Ali
 Bahrain
Anton Turkalj
 Sweden
Cathal Manning
 Ireland
Pavel Pahomenko
 Belarus
Middleweight Dario Bellandi
 Italy
Radu Zarioiu
 Romania
Dzmitry Zasinets
 Belarus
Tommi Leinonen
 Finland
Welterweight Sola Axel
 France
Isakov Issa
 Belgium
Yann Liasse
 Luxembourg
Josh Hudson
 United Kingdom
Lightweight Pavel Senchenko
 Ukraine
Kaupo Kokamagi
 Estonia
Bogdan Grad
 Austria
Iorga Cristian
 Romania
Featherweight Amir Malekpour
 Sweden
Mici Saaristo
 Finland
Ciaran Breslin
 Northern Ireland
Eemil Kurhela
 Finland
Bantamweight Renato Vidovic
 Sweden
Denislav Hadzhiev
 Bulgaria
Zdravko Dimitrov
 Bulgaria
Jonny Touma
 Sweden
Flyweight Oktay Arif
 Bulgaria
Giacomo Santoro
 Italy
Sebastian Gonzalez
 Sweden
Zoran Milic
 Sweden

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Featherweight Julia Dorny
 Germany
Jenni Kivioja
 Finland
Fabiana Giampa
 Italy
Anniina Ervasti
 Finland
Bantamweight Frida Vastamaki
 Sweden
Joanne Doyle
 United Kingdom
Karolina Hulkko
 Finland
Katsiaryna Dziaborava
 Belarus
Flyweight Janika Antinmaa
 Finland
Ilaria Norcia
 Italy
Ingabjorg Helga Andordottir
 Iceland
Ghita Lulia Luiza
 Romania
Strawweight Anna Astvik
 Sweden
Nina Back
 Sweden
Giulia De Dominicis
 Italy
Raluca Dinescu
 Romania
Atomweight Jenna Horto
 Finland
Mavru Ana Maria
 Romania
Aeilish O Hanlon
 Ireland
N/A

2019 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA

The 2019 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Rome, Italy from 18 to 23 June.[22][23]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Pasha Kharkhachaev
 Bahrain
Ruslan Moiseienko
 Ukraine
N/A N/A
Heavyweight Shamil Gaziev
 Bahrain
Gadzhimurad Bagaudinov
 Russia
Kimmo Meier
 Estonia
Chaddad Alexandre
 Lebanon
Light Heavyweight Igor Glazkov
 Russia
Kirill Andreev
 Finland
Andreas Knutsson
 Sweden
Begai Paulin
 France
Middleweight Magomedkhabib Umarov
 Russia
Christian Leroy Duncan
 United Kingdom
Sola Axel
 France
Tommi Leinonen
 Finland
Welterweight Ramazan Gitinov
 Bahrain
Evgeny Morozov
 Russia
Dario Petrolo
 Italy
Rusi Minev
 Bulgaria
Lightweight Salamat Isbulaev
 Russia
Antoni Josep Marti Segarra
 Spain
Scott Pedersen
 Wales
Kaupo Kokomagi
 Estonia
Featherweight Abdulmanap Magomedov
 Bahrain
Artem Afanasenko
 Ukraine
Delyan Georgiev
 Bulgaria
Enrique Hecher Sosa
 Spain
Bantamweight Magomed Idrisov
 Bahrain
Alvaro Ucendo
 Spain
Magomedrasul Gusengadzhiev
 Russia
Denislav Hadzhiev
 Bulgaria
Flyweight Ata Atdayev
 Ukraine
Sulejman Bershigadov
 Russia
Rafael Calderon Coria
 Spain
Abdulla Alyaqoob
 Bahrain
Strawweight Magomed Aliev
 Russia
Eduard Kostrytsia
 Ukraine
N/A N/A

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Lightweight Yrsa Sandin
 Sweden
Sandra Meneses
 Sweden
N/A N/A
Featherweight Jasmine Favero
 Italy
Melissa Mullins
 United Kingdom
Christina Papasotiriou
 Greece
Nadiia Honcharova
 Ukraine
Bantamweight Chambeau Rousseau
 France
Megan Morris
 United Kingdom
Frida Vastamäki
 Sweden
Milana Yatimova
 Ukraine
Flyweight Viktoriya Dudakova
 Russia
Renaná Bruckstein
 Germany
Janika Antinmaa Antinmaa
 Finland
Daryna Harbar
 Ukraine
Strawweight Anastasiya Svetkivska
 Ukraine
Nina Back
 Sweden
Antanina Kuliashova
 Belarus
Clara Danssman
 Germany
Atomweight Magdalena Czaban
 Poland
Nadine Abbott Bissett
 Ireland
Jenna Horto
 Finland
Aelish O’Hanlon
 Ireland

2021 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA

The 2021 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Kazan, Russia from 16 to 20 August.[24][25]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Zaurbek Magomedov
 Russia
Talgat Zhiyentayev
 Kazakhstan
N/A N/A
Heavyweight Rasul Magomedov
 Bahrain
Omar Aliev
 Russia
Maksim Kotelnikov
 Russia
Andrey Gaidamaka
 Russia
Light Heavyweight Gadzhimurad Bagaudinov
 Russia
Ruslan Shidakov
 Russia
Arslan Gadzhiev
 Russia
Magomed Gasanov
 Russia
Middleweight Denis Zeinedinov
 Russia
Sultan Omarov
 Bahrain
Shamil Gadzhimagomedov
 Russia
Gadzhi Rasulov
 Russia
Welterweight Ramazan Gitinov
 Bahrain
Murad Guseinov
 Bahrain
Evgeny Morozov
 Russia
Daniil Shirokov
 Russia
Lightweight Omaraskhab Yusupov
 Russia
Usman Abasov
 Russia
Ali Gadzhiyev
 Russia
Ikromjon Ahmedov
 Tajikistan
Featherweight Gadzhimurad Zavaev
 Russia
Salman Ramazanov
 Russia
Bakhtiyor Husainov
 Tajikistan
Magomed Gadzhimuradov
 Russia
Bantamweight Tynyshtyk Zhanibek
 Kazakhstan
Sergey Shirkunov
 Russia
Amirhamza Islamov
 Tajikistan
Kamil Gaziyavdibirov
 Russia
Flyweight Suleyman Bershigadov
 Russia
Akhmed Nutsalkhanov
 Russia
Dinar Saniev
 Russia
Mikhail Ganichkin
 Russia

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Lightweight Mariya Shirkanova
 Russia
Daria Pirogova
 Russia
N/A N/A
Featherweight Sabrina Laurentina De Sousa
 Bahrain
Sara Jozwiak
 Poland
Michelle Montague
 New Zealand
Alena Agisheva
 Russia
Bantamweight Paulina Kontna
 Poland
Ilaria Norcia
 Italy
Anastasiya Karmaeva
 Russia
Alexandra Zaytseva
 Russia
Flyweight Beatriz Consuli Diniz
 Bahrain
Malikat Kuchchaeva
 Russia
Sonja Pohjalainen
 Finland
Mariya Saburova
 Russia
Strawweight Aieza Ramos Bertolso
 Bahrain
Ayan Tursyn
 Kazakhstan
Martina Corradi
 Italy
Nurzhamal Sadykova
 Kazakhstan

African Championships

2016 IMMAF Africa Open Championships

The 2016 IMMAF Africa Open Championships commence on Tuesday 30 August and run until the 4 September 2016 at the Brakpan Indoor Sports Centre in Johannesburg.[26]

Hosted by the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) in association with Mixed Martial Arts South Africa (MMASA) the tournament is Amateur MMA competitors from IMMAF member countries from all across the world. The Africa Open Championships permits 2 representatives per country for each weight class and 4 for the host country, spanning Strawweight to Lightweight for women and Flyweight to Super Heavyweight for men.

The 2016 IMMAF Africa Open Championships will feature on UFC FIGHT PASS and international broadcast channels, post-event.

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Light Heavyweight Robin Enontekio
 Sweden
Christoffer Hillsjo
 Sweden
Andries Boshoff
 South Africa
N/A
Middleweight Scott Kenee
 South Africa
Heytham Rabhi
 Sweden
Riyaad Pandy
 Sweden
N/A
Welterweight Douw Eksteen
 South Africa
Stephen May
 South Africa
Axel Karlsson
 Poland
Bhoopendra Kumar
 United Kingdom
Lightweight Tobias Harila
 Sweden
Stephan de la Rey
 South Africa
Caleb Ridley
 South Africa
Dylan Goosen
 South Africa
Featherweight Hoger Salih
 Sweden
Daniel Duda
 South Africa
Reece Van Der Merwe
 South Africa
Ryan Roets
 South Africa
Bantamweight Luthando Biko
 South Africa
Shaun Taylor
 South Africa
Mohammed Tafeez Ahmed Mohammed
 India
Katiso Matime
 South Africa
Flyweight Serdar Altas
 Sweden
Sebastian Gonzalez
 Sweden
Wade Kerspuy
 South Africa
Siddiq Bin Mahmood
 India

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Flyweight Gabriella Ringblom
 Sweden
Imke-Marischca Smit
 South Africa
N/A

Asian Championships

2017 IMMAF Asian Open Championships

The 2017 IMMAF Asian Open Championships took place at Singapore from 12 to 16 June.[27][28]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Heavyweight Irman Smajic
 Sweden
Chaddad Alexandre
 Lebanon
Vishal Surendra Bhardwaj
 India
N/A
Light Heavyweight Imad Hoayek
 Lebanon
Anton Turkalj
 Sweden
Jing Yi Chong
 Malaysia
Kudaibergen Toleubayev
 Kazakhstan
Middleweight Heytham Rabhi
 Sweden
Joseph Luciano
 Australia
Sam Lawson
 Australia
Meirambek Demeubayev
 Kazakhstan
Welterweight Zhan Kenzhebayev
 Kazakhstan
Alex Sadovski
 Belarus
Axel Karlsson
 Sweden
Abbas Khan
 Bahrain
Lightweight Tobias Harila
 Sweden
Benjamin Charles Robson
 United Kingdom
Jokhar Taimuskhanov
 Kazakhstan
Nayef Fikey
 Bahrain
Featherweight Abdulmanap Magomedov
 Russia
Bekzat Zhassiya
 Kazakhstan
Daniel Schalander
 Sweden
Junior Faatui
 Australia
Bantamweight Olzhas Moldagaliyev
 Kazakhstan
Renato Vidovic
 Sweden
Zhen Teng Lim
 Singapore
Raf Voza
 United Kingdom
Flyweight Yernaz Mussabek
 Kazakhstan
Josh Neale
 United Kingdom
Hussain Abdulla
 Bahrain
Roland Yacoubian
 Lebanon

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Flyweight Gabriella Ringblom
 Sweden
Anja Saxmark
 Sweden
Alish Smith
 Australia
Jihin Radzuan
 Malaysia
Strawweight Hannah Scoggins
 United States
Ayan Tursyn
 Kazakhstan
Amirah Makhtar
 Malaysia
N/A

2019 IMMAF Asian Open Championships

The 2019 IMMAF Asian Open Championships took place at Bangkok, Thailand from 1 to 4 May.[29][30]

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Super Heavyweight Pasha Kharkhachaev
 Bahrain
N/A N/A N/A
Heavyweight Shamil Gaziev
 Bahrain
Bachir Ricardo
 Lebanon
Alexandr Dya
 Kazakhstan
Eldar Kudarov
 Kazakhstan
Light Heavyweight Magomed Gadzhiiasulov
 Bahrain
Serik Abirov
 Kazakhstan
N/A N/A
Middleweight Madi Dosmukhametov
 Kazakhstan
Ramazan Gitinov
 Bahrain
Abdulrahman Alhasan
 Kazakhstan
Alexander Val
 Kazakhstan
Welterweight Aidyn Tolepbayev
 Kazakhstan
Talor Wetere
 New Zealand
Cody Barnwell
 Australia
Abbas Khan
 Bahrain
Lightweight Shamil Gimbatov
 Bahrain
Neimat Assadov
 Kazakhstan
Mazhit Sardarov
 Kazakhstan
Yousif Sayyar
 Bahrain
Featherweight Anatoliy Zolotykh
 Kazakhstan
Elaman Shalkimbekov
 Kazakhstan
Yungfeng Li
 China
Sarul Rosruen
 Thailand
Bantamweight Olzhas Moldagaliyev
 Kazakhstan
Dastan Amangeldy
 Kazakhstan
Magomed Idrisov
 Bahrain
Ali Yaqoob
 Bahrain
Flyweight Mansur Magomedov
 Bahrain
Adilkhan Ayazbayev
 Kazakhstan
Mohamed Almuamari
 Bahrain
Darkhan Umirbekov
 Kazakhstan
Strawweight Bagdat Zhubanysh
 Kazakhstan
Yerulan Kabdulov
 Kazakhstan
Brandon Tang
 Malaysia
Isa Aldoy
 Bahrain

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Lightweight Talshyn Zhumatayeva
 Kazakhstan
Antonina Kotlyarevskaya
 Kazakhstan
N/A N/A
Bantamweight Guangmeo Han
 China
N/A N/A N/A
Flyweight Alish Smith
 Australia
Huihua Ni
 China
N/A N/A
Strawweight Colleen Augustin
 Malaysia
Nurzhamal Sadykova
 Kazakhstan
N/A N/A
Atomweight Ayan Tursyn
 Kazakhstan
Ukilay Akhmetualikyzy
 Kazakhstan
N/A N/A

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