The “BAZARA 0 Fight Club IV” event on September 12 at Riga’s Xiaomi Arena drew 10,000 live spectators and generated 8,950 pay-per-view purchases on BAZARA0.LIVE, with preliminary digital viewership reaching 20,000 total streams, according to organizers.
The card featured 15 hybrid bouts, establishing new attendance and broadcast engagement highs for the promotion. Three preliminary matches streamed free on the promotion’s YouTube channel before the main card got underway with 12 fights.
Action inside the ring escalated immediately during the main card. Edgars Skrīvers followed by stopping Peru’s Jesus “The Beast” Paucarcaya Lopez with a first-round technical knockout.
Artūrs Skabārnieks maintained his undefeated professional record by defeating former UFC fighter Luis Henrique “Frankenstein” da Silva via first-round knockout. Skabārnieks stated after the bout that back issues had seriously hindered his training camp in France, though he now aims for a higher level of competition.
In the B0 hybrid kickboxing division, Marats Jankovskis earned a judges’ decision victory over Ņikita “El Futuro” Brice following three competitive rounds. Estonian 19-year-old prospect Ruslan Mityaev recorded a second-round knockout over experienced opponent Raimonds Aukštikalnis with a head kick, while Aleksandrs Čerkesovs captured the WAKO Pro European interim title by defeating Jabar Mustafaev by decision across five rounds.
Bare-knuckle action saw Dans Bukovskis drop Lukas Teixeira twice in the opening frame before closing out the bout with a first-round knockout. Juris Zundovskis returned to action by stopping Ričards Ozols in the second round.
One of the night’s most anticipated heavyweight clashes ended in less than two minutes when Kaspars Kambala knocked out Kristaps Zutis in the first round. Immediately following the stoppage, Kambala announced his retirement from competitive fighting. Organization reports noted that an incident occurred in the spectator seating area after Zutis exited the arena.
The event also resolved an eight-month buildup between Zaur Javado and Kristaps Zīle.

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