Infightstyle Junior League 1 – 21st June 2025

The first Infightstyle Junior League, held on 21st June 2025, marked a huge statement in the UK Muay Thai scene and instantly positioned us as a serious new force in junior show promotion.

From the very beginning, the event generated massive traction across the country. Coaches, fighters, and gyms recognised that this wasn’t just another show — it was the start of something built to raise standards and create real opportunities for junior athletes.

We delivered a stacked fight card featuring some of the best junior talent in the UK, matching top-level fighters against each other in competitive, well-matched bouts. Alongside this, the show also gave a platform to some of the most experienced juniors making their N and C-Class debuts, ensuring progression pathways were clear and meaningful.

The atmosphere on the day reflected the quality of the matchups — high energy, professional, and well-organised, with feedback from coaches and spectators highlighting the smooth running and fairness of the event.

Topping the card was a standout European matchup between Stan Venables and Omar Qari, a bout that truly captured the level we aim to bring to junior Muay Thai. It was a fitting headline for a show that set the tone for everything Infightstyle Junior League represents.

Infightstyle Junior League 1 wasn’t just our first event — it was proof that we are here to stay, and ready to compete with the very best in the junior promotion scene.

Infightstyle Junior League 2 – 19th October 2025

Following the huge success of our debut event, Infightstyle Junior League 2 took place on Sunday 19th October 2025 — and once again delivered a statement performance on the UK junior Muay Thai scene.

Designed as a smooth, efficient Sunday show, the entire event was completed by 5PM, making it an ideal experience for juniors, coaches, and families travelling from across the country. The professionalism and organisation continued to set us apart, with another flawlessly run event that built even more trust within the community.

The card featured a strong mix of developing talent and high-level junior bouts, continuing our mission to provide the right matchups at every stage of a fighter’s journey.

One of the standout fights of the day saw Tommy Gunn (Thai Fist) take on Zander (Majestic Gym) in a high-level contest that showcased the technical ability and heart of the UK’s next generation. It was bouts like this that reinforced the standard we aim to deliver at every Infightstyle Junior League event.

Off the back of two successful shows, it became even clearer — Infightstyle Junior League isn’t just another promotion. We are here to make a real impact on the junior scene, creating opportunities, raising standards, and building something that fighters and coaches genuinely want to be part of.

Infightstyle Junior League 3 – 1st February 2026

Infightstyle Junior League 3, held on 1st February 2026, marked another major step forward in the rapid rise of the promotion — showing just how far things had progressed in a short space of time.

By this point, the momentum behind the league was undeniable. The traction from our first two events had spread beyond the UK, with international gyms now actively reaching out, wanting to be part of the Infightstyle platform and bring their fighters over to compete.

This event reflected that growth perfectly.

Headlining the show was a standout England vs Norway C-Class bout, raising the level of competition and adding an international edge to the card. It was a clear sign of where the league is heading — not just building the UK scene, but connecting it with talent from across Europe.

The fight itself gained huge attention, with a clip from the bout going viral and hitting over 10 million views on Instagram. This moment didn’t just highlight the quality of the fighters — it showcased the exposure and platform Infightstyle Junior League is now able to offer.

Once again, the event delivered a high standard of matchmaking, organisation, and atmosphere, continuing to build trust with coaches, fighters, and supporters alike.

Infightstyle Junior League 3 confirmed what many were already starting to realise — this isn’t just growing, it’s evolving into an international platform for junior Muay Thai.