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Which steps do i have to follow to open a new MMA organization?
Posted by admin in Mma on 11 27th, 2007 | 3 responses
rafa_mma asked:
I’m not saying that i am going to do it, but if hypothetically i were a billionaire and i wanted to start a new MMA organization, what would i have to do. I’m from Colombia and this sport is very unknown around here, i knew about it through the TUF 1, and since that show i follow the sport and i would like to know what have to do somebody who want to start the organization to promote this sport in a country where is pretty unknown. Not all but maybe a couple of tips about how to make this project happen, i’m just a 20 year old guy but hey like they said “to dream doesn’t cost anything” right.
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I’m not saying that i am going to do it, but if hypothetically i were a billionaire and i wanted to start a new MMA organization, what would i have to do. I’m from Colombia and this sport is very unknown around here, i knew about it through the TUF 1, and since that show i follow the sport and i would like to know what have to do somebody who want to start the organization to promote this sport in a country where is pretty unknown. Not all but maybe a couple of tips about how to make this project happen, i’m just a 20 year old guy but hey like they said “to dream doesn’t cost anything” right.
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That is very hard
Not so hard…..if you have the money.
Go to they’ll click the Sanctioning link.
You need a building, of course. Enough space for the octagon, plenty of seating. Seats should be bolted to the floors, for fighter safety.
You need a couple certified event doctors (not hard to find).
At least one certified referee, and three judges.
You can use iscfmma.com to find all those officials.
Then you need fighters. You could put an ad in the newspaper for try-outs.
Its all that simple. But, your looking at about $3,000 for one Amateur event.(probably a lot cheaper after you do it a while and figure out ways to cut costs)
Professional events are a lot more costly, because you have to pay the fighters.
Just go to. You’ll see waht i’m talkin about.
The ISCF santions fights worlwide, and even for the UFC, and IFL.
i could consult your State Athletic Commission and find out what their requirements are to sanction a bout.
Go from there.