100 Amateur Fighters Compete in 100% Fight Centurion Tournament 2027

One hundred amateur fighters will compete for a prize pool featuring €7,500 and a professional contract when the Centurion 2027 amateur MMA tournament returns to l’Embarcadère in Aubervilliers on February 6, 2027, according to Sortiraparis.

Organized by 100% Fight, the second round of the tournament will be contested entirely within a single gala event. The competition features athletes competing in a single weight class restricted to under 70 kg.

The Road to the Aubervilliers Gala

The upcoming February event follows an initial qualifying phase that concluded on October 24, 2026, after three separate selection galas.

The tournament format is structured to track the progression of amateur competitors through a series of elimination stages leading directly to the final. Each gala serves as a strict checkpoint in the tournament schedule.

Prizes and Professional Advancement

The eventual tournament winner will secure a financial payout of €7,500 alongside the official Centurion belt. Beyond the immediate prize money and hardware, the champion earns a professional fighting contract with 100% Fight, bridging the gap between the amateur ranks and professional MMA.

Competitors must survive a demanding knockout bracket where a single loss ends their tournament run.

Spectators Access Ticketing Through Official Platform

Spectators planning to attend the February 6, 2027, event at l’Embarcadère d’Aubervilliers in Seine-Saint-Denis must secure access through official channels. Ticket reservations and venue details are managed directly via the official 100% Fight ticketing platform.

Organizers advise attendees to verify event start times, ticket availability, and pricing on the official platform before completing reservations. The official Centurion calendar tracks upcoming events and provides fighter profiles for competitors across the tournament stages.

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