Centurion Amateur MMA Tournament Returns to Aubervilliers in 2027

The Centurion amateur MMA tournament will return to the Embarcadère in Aubervilliers, Seine-Saint-Denis, on February 6, 2027, for its second round of competition. The tournament features a knockout format that spans eight separate galas, with the February event serving as a single-gala stage for the remaining participants. Fighters are restricted to a weight class of under 70 kg.

Fighters Compete for Cash and Professional Contract

This competition is designed to test amateur fighters as they progress toward a final showdown. Following the conclusion of the first round on October 24, 2026—which involved three distinct qualifying galas—the field has been narrowed.

The ultimate winner of the Centurion tournament is set to receive a €7,500 prize, the official Centurion championship belt, and a professional contract with 100% Fight. The tournament is structured so that each gala functions as a specific stage, moving the remaining athletes closer to the final.

Accessing the February Event

Spectators looking to attend the event in Aubervilliers can purchase tickets through the official 100% Fight online shop. Organizers advise that attendees check the specific gala details, including start times, seat availability, and pricing, before completing their reservations.

The organization maintains an official Centurion calendar, which provides updates on upcoming event dates and profiles for the participating fighters.

Tournament Frequently Asked Questions

What is the age or experience requirement for the Centurion tournament? The tournament is specifically categorized as an amateur MMA competition. How many fighters started in the Centurion tournament? The initial field consisted of 100 fighters. The competition is whittled down through a series of eight galas, with the February 6, 2027, event representing the next phase of this knockout-style bracket.

Where can viewers find updated fighter profiles? Detailed information regarding the competing athletes and the schedule for upcoming stages of the tournament is available through the official 100% Fight portal.

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