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Org name: ENIGMA (402K+)
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Fighters signed: 213
Number of events: 253
Base: St Petersburg
Owner: Smoke Makunouchi
Ranking (Global): 10
Ranking (City): 1
Satisfaction rating: 93% from 28 ratings.
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Merch partner: Wanis Clothing
About us: ENIGMA INTERNATIONAL- Providing Cage Fights for 400K 18-21 year olds across the world. "ENIGMA: It’s No Mystery—Champions earn glory in the cage, not in the gym!"
Latest News: ENIGMA 236: The War Continues in St. Petersburg!
  📅 January 18, 2025
📍 Kazan Sambo Center, St. Petersburg
🏟 Capacity: 7,708 Bloodthirsty Maniacs

The ENIGMA train doesn’t stop, and if it did, it would probably crash through a wall because ENIGMA 236 is loaded with absolute savages. We’ve got three championship fights, heavyweight wrecking balls ready to delete some chins, and a lineup full of fighters who have never heard of the word “defense”. If you thought ENIGMA 235 was insane, buckle up—because this event is shaping up to be more chaotic than a referee trying to stop a super heavyweight fight on time.

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🏆 Main Event: Mickey Mfer vs. Eino Haarju (Lightweight Title, 155 lbs)
There are three guarantees in life: death, taxes, and Mickey Mfer talking smack before a fight. The reigning lightweight champion is back, and he’s looking to add another body to his highlight reel when he faces Eino Haarju, a Finnish terror with precise striking and underrated wrestling.

Mfer swings hammers like he’s still trying to build Noah’s Ark. If Haarju stands too long in the pocket, he’s going to wake up to the ring announcer telling him what year it is.
Haarju, on the other hand, is the type of guy who silently dismantles his opponents before flashing a polite, “Good fight” in the post-fight interview. Cold, calculated, and deadly—this is Finland’s best chance to steal the belt since that one time in history when… never mind, they didn’t.
Prediction? Someone is leaving without their consciousness, and the other is leaving with gold.

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🔥 Co-Main: Puenglong Sitsongrit vs. Rammy Bunktuous (Bantamweight Title, 135 lbs)
You know what’s better than two bantamweights who never stop moving? Two bantamweights who never stop throwing heat.

Sitsongrit comes from the land of Muay Thai violence, where knees and elbows are handed out like free samples at Costco. He’s a technical assassin who wants to carve up Bunktuous like a Christmas ham.
Bunktuous, however, has zero interest in being someone’s highlight reel. He’s got the wrestling to slow down the Muay Thai machine and the power to make things very interesting if he finds the chin.
This could be a five-round war, or Sitsongrit could land a flying knee and send Bunktuous’ soul to the upper deck. Either way, the bantamweight belt is on the line, and both men are walking into the cage knowing that the other wants to ruin their career.

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💥 The Chaos Continues: Must-Watch Fights
💣 Motum Vakana vs. Duane Souza (Lightweight, 155 lbs)

Vakana has the submission skills of an anaconda, while Souza throws punches like he’s got a personal vendetta against your jaw. If this hits the ground, it’s quicksand for Souza. If it stays standing, Vakana might be looking at the ceiling lights.
💣 Kin Kon vs. Rinya Nakamura (Bantamweight, 135 lbs)

If there was ever a name that screamed “I hit like a truck”, it’s Kin Kon. The dude swings like he’s starring in the next Godzilla movie. Nakamura is slick, smart, and dangerous everywhere, but if he zig-zags when he should’ve zagged-zigged, he might get blasted into the shadow realm.
💣 Patrick Ballin vs. Esa Koskinen (Heavyweight, 265 lbs)

Here we go with the big boys. Ballin has the power of a freight train, and Koskinen has wrestling so suffocating it should be illegal in 48 states. Either Ballin scores a massive KO, or Koskinen drags him into the deepest, darkest grappling hell imaginable.
💣 Wong Fei Hung vs. Petros Petritis (Heavyweight, 265 lbs)

This is either ending in 30 seconds or someone is getting really, really tired. Hung is an all-out striker who swings for the fences, while Petritis is more tactical, but just as dangerous. Don’t get snacks during this one—you’ll either miss a KO, or you’ll have to watch two guys try to breathe through their mouths by Round 3.
💣 Lucas Wilson vs. Xander Walls (Super Heavyweight, 265+ lbs)

Physics professor enters the chat: “When two immovable objects collide, we—” No, sir. We get a violent KO.
Wilson is the technician, but Walls just needs one shot. This will either be a chess match with fists or two guys deciding to settle things like medieval knights.
🔥 What’s At Stake?
Mickey Mfer wants to keep his belt, but Eino Haarju wants to ruin his whole life.
Puenglong Sitsongrit is trying to defend his bantamweight gold, but Bunktuous is ready to turn the division upside down.
The undercard is packed with potential title contenders who are one big KO away from superstardom.
Someone is getting memed into oblivion after the heavyweight fights. It’s just a fact.
Final Thoughts: Why You Can’t Miss ENIGMA 236
This isn’t just another fight card. This is where careers are made, title runs are crushed, and reputations are permanently damaged. We’ve got belt wars, knockout specialists, submission wizards, and a heavyweight division that is basically the wild west.

So grab your popcorn, place your bets with 24/7 BETS Brazil, and pray for the judges to be competent (not a guarantee). ENIGMA 236 is about to deliver absolute chaos—don’t miss it!

🚨 TUNE IN OR GET LEFT BEHIND. 🚨
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Divisions
Division Fighters Avg. Age Avg. ID Avg. Hype Notes
135 22 22 404271 61 400K+ 18-year-old creations.
145 19 23 404177 64 400K+ 18-year-old creations.
155 32 22 404110 63 400K+ 18-year-old creations.
170 28 22 404636 51 400K+ 18-year-old creations.
185 29 22 404317 55 400K+ 18-year-old creations.
205 32 22 404808 56 400K+ 18-year-old creations.
265 33 22 404047 73 400K+ 18-year-old creations.
265+ 18 21 404462 50 400K+ 18-year-old creations.
Upcoming Events
ENIGMA 239 2025-02-07 St Petersburg
ENIGMA 240 2025-02-09 St Petersburg
ENIGMA 241 2025-02-16 St Petersburg
ENIGMA 242 2025-02-20 St Petersburg
ENIGMA 243 2025-02-23 St Petersburg
ENIGMA 244 2025-02-28 St Petersburg
 
Today's Events / Recent Events
ENIGMA 238 2025-02-01 St Petersburg
ENIGMA 237 2025-01-25 St Petersburg
ENIGMA 236 2025-01-18 St Petersburg
ENIGMA 235 2025-01-11 St Petersburg
ENIGMA 234 2025-01-04 St Petersburg

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Top 20 Ranked Fighters (Grappling)
  Name TWGC Rank
1 Leg Humpa 519
2 Jakobe Blankenship 601
3 Benjamin Sisko 610
4 Hassan Amir Asikainen 611
5 Rick Gordon 627
6 Skane Kraft 679
7 Ryan Gordon 699
8 Greg Jones 711
9 Muharib Xornimada 732
10 Roberto Lara 753
11 Yuki Okada 755
12 Adam Iason -
13 Billy Jack -
14 Biggie Smoke -
15 Ezekiel Benton -
16 Kesse Nesse -
17 Isduby Cool -
18 Arctium Zofewa -
19 Kossu Kutvonen -
20 Jean Luc Picard -
 
Champions
Weight Name Last Win
135 Rammy Bunktuous Puenglong Sitsongrit
145 Muharib Xornimada Oskar Gudmundsson
155 Mickey Mfer Eino Haarju
170 Roberto Lara Furdas Turngemaxt
185 Hulk Smash Cyprian Malinowski
205 Fishbone Jones Marques Roy
265 Deebo Drummond Ippo Makunouchi
265+ Kelvin Santos Maddox Hurst

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Staff / Contacts
Owner:   Smoke Makunouchi
Co-owner: The Wanis
 
 
 
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