List of IMMAF championships

The first IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA were held between 29 June and 5 July 2014 in Las Vegas, Nevada (U.S.).[3] The tournament took place over four days at Cox Pavilion at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, with the finals taking place inside the UFC Fan Expo at Mandalay Bay on 5 July.[3][4]

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Wessel Mostert  South Africa	Nicolo Bonati  Romania	Leroy Johnson  Canada	N/A
Heavyweight	Hans Lackner  Austria	Marcin Kalata  Poland	Riini Apo  New Zealand	Alexander Pärleros  Sweden
Light Heavyweight	Alessio Di Chirico  Italy	Eivind D. S. Kjonsvik  Norway	Aaron Wallace  Ireland	Karol Linowski  Poland
Middleweight	Mikkel Kasper  Denmark	Gard Olve Sagen  Norway	Raymond Gray  United States	Daniel Cassell  United Kingdom
Welterweight	Aleksi Nurminen  Finland	Josh Stacey Mcmanus  United Kingdom	Joachim Tollefsen  Norway	Zach Fears  United States
Lightweight	Jose Mariscal  United States	Jimmie Jensen  Sweden	Charlie Day  United Kingdom	Guillaume Bletio  France
Featherweight	Jari Illikainen  Finland	Joel Moya  Sweden	Jordan Chester  United Kingdom	Salvatore Liga  Belgium
Bantamweight	Jose Torres  United States	Bohdan Holovatyi  Ukraine	Carl Burton  United Kingdom	Liridon Ramani  Belgium
Flyweight	Carlos Hernandez  United States	Kristian Lindstrøm Skogmo  Norway	Saku Ronkainen  Finland	Petko  Italy

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Featherweight	Amanda Lino  South Africa	Jill Holmström  Sweden	Andrea Whitney  United States	Florence Bethert  France
Bantamweight	Sarah Jamila  Denmark	Aleksandra Milczarek  Poland	Lucrezia Ria  Italy	Nicole Brown  United States
Flyweight	Amanda Ribas  Brazil	Gabriella Ringblom  Sweden	Micol Di Segni  Italy	N/A
Strawweight	Daniela Kortmann  Germany	Rachelle Abou Abdallah  Lebanon	N/A	N/A

The 2015 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Las Vegas, Nevada (USA), as the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) returned for the tournament's second year.

The 2015 Championships took place during the fourth annual UFC International Fight Week, from Monday, July 6 to Saturday, July 11, 2015. The fan experience was billed as the world's largest mixed martial arts celebration, guaranteeing high-energy, all-star entertainment and concluding with a weekend of action-packed fights including UFC 189 on July 11.

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Kevin Szaflarski  Poland	Mokhammad Malagov  Kazakhstan	Vlad Mavrodin  Romania	N/A
Heavyweight	Zdenek Ledvina  Czech Republic	Travis Edwards  United States	Marcin Kalata  Poland	Allan Guichard  France
Light Heavyweight	Saeid Mirazaei  Canada	Tencho Karaenev  Bulgaria	Paolo Anastasi  Italy	Denis Perry  United Kingdom
Middleweight	Brendan Allen  United States	James Duckett  United Kingdom	Imad Alhowayeck  Lebanon	Juho Laitinen  Finland
Welterweight	William Starks  United States	Alexander Martinez  Canada	Patryk Ruta  Poland	Jake Constantinou  United Kingdom
Lightweight	Josh Ellis  United Kingdom	Tuukka Repo  Finland	Davide Gregorio La Torre  Italy	Joeshwa Mortada  Lebanon
Featherweight	Frans Mlambo  Ireland	Joel Moya  Sweden	Yurii Bosyi  Ukraine	Nicolas Ott  France
Bantamweight	Jose Torres  United States	Nurtilek Konashov  Kazakhstan	Carl McNally  United Kingdom	Marco Zannetti  Italy
Flyweight	Iurie Bejenari  France	Sedar Altas  Sweden	Braydan Graham  New Zealand	Sambath Khun  Canada

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Featherweight	Jamie Herrington  Canada	Sinead Kavanagh  Ireland	Julia Dorny  Germany	Lindsay Lawrence  United States
Bantamweight	Lucrezia Ria  Italy	Lucie Bertaud  France	Kimberley Defiori  United States	Lisa Engelke  Sweden
Flyweight	Micol Di Segni  Italy	Anja Saxmark  Sweden	Natalie Jean Ausmeier  South Africa	Michaela Dostalova  Czech Republic
Strawweight	Minna Grusander  Finland	Maria Vittoria Colonna  Italy	Sarah Archer  New Zealand	Codie Wareham  United States

The IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA returns to Las Vegas as part of the 5th Annual UFC International Fight Week™, the world's largest celebration of combat sports, taking place from Tuesday, July 5 – Sunday, July 10.

The 2016 IMMAF World Championships will be hosted at the Las Vegas Convention Center during the week, with the championships featured on July 10 at the UFC Fan Expo®.

Hosted by the global governing body for amateur MMA, the IMMAF's third iteration of its five-day tournament, will air its post-event highlights on UFC FIGHT PASS®, along with other international television platforms.

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Charbel Diab  Lebanon	Marcin Kalata  Poland	Damian Visenjak  Austria	Dwain Meredith  South Africa
Heavyweight	Iman Smajic  Sweden	Allan Guichard  France	Daniel Galabarov  Bulgaria	Scott Trelford  Northern Ireland
Light Heavyweight	Matthew Sheehan  Ireland	Tencho Karaenev  Bulgaria	Jaakko Honkasalo  Finland	Adam Bieganski  Poland
Middleweight	Byron Chivers  New Zealand	Dallas Jennings  United States	Rostem Akman  Sweden	Andrew Stanway  Australia
Welterweight	Will Starks  United States	Alexander Martinez  Canada	Cian Cowley  Ireland	Hardeep Rai  United Kingdom
Lightweight	Pieter Roedulf Roets  South Africa	Ferdun Osmanov  Bulgaria	Iorga Cristian  Romania	Przemyslaw Tokarz  Poland
Featherweight	Shoaib Yousaf  United Kingdom	Nathan Kelly  Ireland	Eoghan Drumgoole  Ireland	Connor Hitchens  United Kingdom
Bantamweight	Abdul Hussein  Finland	David Evans  United States	Hughie Orourke  Ireland	Marco Zannetti  Italy
Flyweight	Brayden Graham  New Zealand	David Forgarty  Ireland	Fahad Abdulrazaq  Bahrain	Josh Neale  United Kingdom

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Featherweight	Leah McCourt  Northern Ireland	Julia Dorny  Germany	Fatime Nanasi  Hungary	Taryn Conklin  United States
Bantamweight	Cornelia Holm  Sweden	Camilla Mannes  Norway	Arziko Bregu  Italy	Katarzyna Biegajlo  Poland
Flyweight	Gabriella Ringblom  Sweden	Anette Osterberg  Finland	Jess Bradley  New Zealand	Kelsey Gollihar  United States
Strawweight	Aleksandra Toncheva  Bulgaria	Aleksandra Rola  Poland	Raluca Dinescu  Romania	Sarah Archer  New Zealand

The 2017 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA took place in Manama, Bahrain at Khalifa Sports City Arena from 12 to 19 November.[5][6][7]

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Atanas Krastanov  Bulgaria	Marcin Kalata  Poland	Tolga Polat  Turkey	Damian Visenja  Austria
Heavyweight	Irman Smajic  Sweden	Lev Vins  Kazakhstan	Cameron Dempsey  Australia	Ryan Spillane  Ireland
Light Heavyweight	Murtaza Talha Ali  Bahrain	Pavel Pahomenko  Belarus	Anton Turkalj  Sweden	Pawel Zaikrzewski  Poland
Middleweight	Khaled Laallam  Sweden	Mohammad Munir  United States	Joseph Luciano  Australia	Christian Leroy Duncan  United Kingdom
Welterweight	Benjamin Bennet  United States	Sola Axel  France	Cody Barnwell  Australia	Isakov Issa  Belgium
Lightweight	Quitin Thomas  United States	Vitali Andruhovich  Belarus	Jose Teixeira  Luxembourg	Ermal Hadribeaj  Albania
Featherweight	Delyan Georgiev  Bulgaria	Joel Arolainen  Finland	Abdulmanap Magomedov  Bahrain	David Evans  United States
Bantamweight	Gamzat Magomedov  Bahrain	Olzhas Moldagaliyev  Kazakhstan	Florian Doskja  Albania	Dinislam Jetpissov  Kazakhstan
Flyweight	Serdar Altas  Sweden	Yernaz Mussabek  Kazakhstan	Hussain Abdulla  Bahrain	Sean Stebbins  United States

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lightweight	Gase Sanita  New Zealand	Kaycee Blake  United Kingdom	Fatena Bureshaid  Bahrain	Julia Dorny  Germany
Featherweight	Fabiana Giampa  Italy	Courtney McCrudden  United Kingdom	Nicole Schnalzer  Austria	Nora Nagy  Hungary
Bantamweight	Manon Fiorot  France	Chamia Chabbi  Finland	Karoline Hulkko  Finland	Joanne Doyle  United Kingdom
Flyweight	Michele Oliveira  Brazil	Danni Neilan  Ireland	Alexandra Kovacs  Hungary	Anette Osterberg  Finland
Strawweight	Anna Astvik  Sweden	Hannah Dawson  New Zealand	Ayan Tursyn  Kazakhstan	Sara Cova  Mexico

The 2018 IMMAF – WMMAA Unified World Championships took place at Khalifa Sport City arena in Manama, Bahrain from 11 to 18 November 2018, hosted by the Bahrain Mixed Martial Arts Federation and with support from the Bahrain Olympic Committee, as part of BRAVE Combat Week.[8]

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Pasha Kharkhachaev  Bahrain	Grigoriy Ponomarev  Russia	Kaloyan Kolev  Bulgaria	Delano Human  South Africa
Heavyweight	Ryan Spillane  Ireland	Chaddad Alexandre  Lebanon	Bartosz Zaczeniuk  Poland	Bagrat Adamiya  Ukraine
Light Heavyweight	Magomed Shakhrudinov  Russia	Ruslan Shidakov  Russia	Mustafa Atrakchi  Sweden	Olzhobai Kudaiberdi Uulu  Kyrgyzstan
Middleweight	Dzhamal Medzhidov  Russia	Andreas Berg  Sweden	Joseph Luciano  Australia	Dario Bellandi  Italy
Welterweight	Islam Bagomedov  Russia	Sola Axel  France	Murad Guseinov  Bahrain	Rusi Minev  Bulgaria
Lightweight	Lee Hammond  Ireland	Marko Sarasjärvi  Finland	Adilbek Kairgali  Kazakhstan	Shamil Gimbatov  Bahrain
Featherweight	Delyan Georgiev  Bulgaria	Eduard Kexel  Germany	Enrique Hecher Sosa  Spain	Abdulmanap Magomedov  Bahrain
Bantamweight	Sharapudin Magomedov  Russia	Magomed Idrisov  Bahrain	Carlos Veras  Brazil	Vladyslav Dubkov  Ukraine
Flyweight	Ruslan Satiev  Russia	Mohammed Almuamari  Bahrain	Alibi Temirtassov  Kazakhstan	Julio Plaatjies  South Africa

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lightweight	Gase Sanita  New Zealand	Polina Kobzeva  Russia	Yudan Bao  China	Divya Nagaraj  India
Featherweight	Julia Dorny  Germany	Jenni Kivioja  Finland	Meng Chen  China	Kateryna Dobroznai  Ukraine
Bantamweight	LaNeisha Vinson  United States	Bulgaru Daniela Mihaela  Romania	Lucie Vacova  Czech Republic	Dee Begley  Ireland
Flyweight	Alexandra Kovacs  Hungary	Janika Antinmaa Antinmaa  Finland	Ilaria Norcia  Italy	Cassandra Le Roux  South Africa
Strawweight	Daria Samchik  Ukraine	Nina Back  Sweden	Nurzhamal Sadykova  Kazakhstan	Nadia Vera  Mexico
Atomweight	Raluca Dinescu  Romania	Oksana Pashkova  Ukraine	Jenna Horto  Finland	Svetlana Kotova  Russia

The IMMAF | WMMAA World Amateur MMA Championships return to Manama this November from 11 to 16, 2019, as part of BRAVE International Combat Week, for the third year running.[9]

The International Mixed Martial Arts Federation’s 2019 Senior and Junior World Championship tournaments will take place at Khalifa Sport City over five days, hosted by the Bahrain Mixed Martial Arts Federation under the Bahrain Olympic Committee. Commencing on Sunday 10 November with the Tournament Draw and Opening Ceremony, the competitions will play out from Monday 11 to Thursday 14 with the Finals on Saturday 16. Bahraini promotion BRAVE will host a professional MMA night on Friday 15 at the same arena.[9]

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Pasha Kharkhachaev  Bahrain	Rassul Khatayev  Kazakhstan	Shamsutdin Makhmudov  Russia	Moustafa Abdelsalam  Egypt
Heavyweight	Gadzhimurad Bagaudinov  Russia	Shamil Kuramagomedov  Russia	Shamil Gaziev  Bahrain	Jindrich Krajca  Czech Republic
Light Heavyweight	Murtaza Talha Ali  Bahrain	Magomed Gadzhiiasulov  Bahrain	Dima Ruzhytskyi  Ukraine	Magomed Shakhrudinov  Russia
Middleweight	Gazimurad Magomedov  Russia	Iusup Magomedov  Russia	Rengou Mefire Simplice  Cameroon	Sultan Omarov  Bahrain
Welterweight	Ramazan Gitinov  Bahrain	Zagid Gaidarov  Bahrain	Islam Bagomedov  Russia	Rustam Khadisgadzhiev  Russia
Lightweight	Murad Umachiev  Russia	Omaraskhab Yusupov  Russia	Iordan Marinov  Bulgaria	Magomed Magomedov  Bahrain
Featherweight	Ahmed Gazimagomedov  Russia	Elaman Shalkimbekov  Kazakhstan	Daniyal Shamkhalov  Sweden	Alexander O'Sullivan  Ireland
Bantamweight	Gadzhimurad Zavaev  Russia	Djamaludin Aliev  Russia	Dastan Amangeldy  Kazakhstan	Olzhas Moldagaliyev  Kazakhstan
Flyweight	Ata Atdayev  Ukraine	Israel Galvan  United States	Yernaz Mussabek  Kazakhstan	Ruslan Satiev  Russia
Strawweight	Bagdat Zhubanysh  Kazakhstan	Sagyn Kazbek  Kazakhstan	Adam Khamkhoev  Russia	Farkhod Rakhmonaliev  Russia

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lightweight	Michelle Montague  New Zealand	Mel Webster  New Zealand	Sandra Meneses  Sweden	Saida Khassenova  Kazakhstan
Featherweight	Sabrina Laurentina De Sousa  Bahrain	Jasmine Favero  Italy	Jenni Kivioja  Finland	Tatiana Postarnakova  Russia
Bantamweight	Guangmei Han  China	Shauna Bannon  Ireland	Frida Vastamäki  Sweden	Brena Soares Cardozo  Bahrain
Flyweight	Bianca Antman  Sweden	Hannah Dawson  New Zealand	Viktoriya Dudakova  Russia	Zemfira Alieva  Russia
Strawweight	Anastasiya Svetkivska  Ukraine	Olivia Ukmar  Australia	Colleen Augustin  Malaysia	Daria Samchik  Ukraine
Atomweight	Bezhan Mahmudi  Sweden	Ayan Tursyn  Kazakhstan	Daniela Hernandez  Mexico	Nicole Geraldo  Mexico

The 2021 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates from 24 to 29 January 2022.[10][11]

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Shamsutdin Makhmudov  Russia	Rassul Khatayev  Kazakhstan	Pasha Kharkhachaev  Bahrain	Ikhtiyor Khalmuradov  Uzbekistan
Heavyweight	Rasul Magomedov  Bahrain	Shamil Kuramagomedov  Russia	Khalil Ibnukhazharov  Russia	Tom Hoelemann  Germany
Light Heavyweight	Dzhamal Medzhidov  Russia	Robin Enontekio  Sweden	Magomed Shakhrudinov  Russia	Dmytro Babynskyi  Ukraine
Middleweight	Fergus Jenkins  New Zealand	Iusup Magomedov  Russia	Paul Buckley  Ireland	Sultan Omarov  Bahrain
Welterweight	Ramazan Gitinov  Bahrain	Jovidon Mahmudov  Tajikistan	Bogdan Pshebelskiy  Kazakhstan	Abdyla Aliev  Russia
Lightweight	Kurban Idrisov  Bahrain	Salamat Isbulaev  Russia	Marko Sarasjarvi  Finland	Neimat Assadov  Kazakhstan
Featherweight	Bekzat Zhassiya  Kazakhstan	Juan Izquierdo  Spain	Bakhtiyor Husainov  Tajikistan	Kurban Zainukov  Russia
Bantamweight	Shakhban Gapizov  Russia	Oskar Jaskari  Sweden	Yevgeni Shinkarevsky  Israel	Ismail Khan  Pakistan
Flyweight	Bektur Zhenishbek Uulu  Russia	Dastan Zhakypbekov  Kazakhstan	Rafael Calderon Coria  Spain	Ibragim Kartoev  Russia
Strawweight	Bagdat Zhubanysh  Kazakhstan	Farkhod Rakhmonaliev  Russia	Kurban Omarov  Russia	Yerulan Kabdulov  Kazakhstan

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lightweight	Olga Lagodnaya  Russia	Aizhan Abdykadyr  Kazakhstan	Mel Webster  New Zealand	Yrsa Sandin  Sweden
Featherweight	Sabrina Laurentina De Sousa  Bahrain	Cecilie Bolander  Norway	Michelle Montague  New Zealand	Zhansaya Yermagambetova  Kazakhstan
Bantamweight	Nina Nikolija Milosevic  Sweden	Raiane Vinuto Guimaraes  Bahrain	Tatiana Postarnakova  Russia	Josiane Oliveira  Brazil
Flyweight	Beatriz Consuli Diniz  Bahrain	Giulliany Perea  Brazil	Paulina Wisniewska  Poland	Alexandra Mitina  Russia
Strawweight	Aieza Ramos Bertolso  Bahrain	Josefine Modig  Sweden	Fabiola Silva  Bahrain	Altynay Mergenbay  Kazakhstan
Atomweight	Nadine Abbott Bissett  Ireland	Jenna Horto  Finland	Yana Markova  Russia	Vridhi Kumari  India

[12]

The 2021 IMMAF World Cup took place at Prague, Czech Republic from 8 to 11 September 2021.[13][14]

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Heavyweight	Rasul Magomedov  Bahrain	Per Kjetil Haglund Tonnessen  Norway	Miha Frlic  Slovenia	Jonnie Andersson  Sweden
Light Heavyweight	Magomedzagid Magomedov  Bahrain	Mykola Kovalenko  Ukraine	Dmytro Babynskyi  Ukraine	Patrick Drescher  Germany
Middleweight	Hazem Kayyali  Jordan	Eoin Sheridan  Ireland	Raigo Kutsar  Estonia	Ergo Reinvald  Estonia
Welterweight	Jovidon Mahmudov  Tajikistan	Kevin Enz  Germany	John Oldenqvist  Sweden	Roman Pylypchuk  Ukraine
Lightweight	Ivan Kurelaru  Ukraine	Antoni Josep Marti Segarra  Spain	Ikromjon Ahmedov  Tajikistan	Solomon Simon  Ireland
Featherweight	Juan Izquierdo  Spain	Raphael Federico  Italy	Daniyal Shamkhalov  Sweden	Bakhtiyor Husainov  Tajikistan
Bantamweight	Fidel Gramiccia  Italy	Taylor Quinn  Ireland	Abdulla Mubarak  Bahrain	Oskar Jaskari  Sweden
Flyweight	Mansur Magomedov  Bahrain	Rafael Calderon Coria  Spain	Ruslan Telibaiev  Ukraine	Abubakr Baimuradov  Tajikistan
Strawweight	Eduard Kostrytsia  Ukraine	Samir Bairamov  Ukraine	N/A	N/A

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lightweight	Yrsa Sandin  Sweden	Eva Melo  Czech Republic	N/A	N/A
Featherweight	Cecilie Bolander  Norway	Katerina Lisova  Czech Republic	Marianna Skuba  Ukraine	Christina Papasotiriou  Greece
Bantamweight	Shauna Bannon  Ireland	Kerry Ann Vernon  Ireland	Maria Kaald Andresen  Norway	Jessica Andersson  Sweden
Flyweight	Millie Eriksson  Sweden	Renana Bruckstein  Germany	Tetiana Mokhova  Ukraine	Phyllis-Yasemin Leineweber  Germany
Strawweight	Josefine Modig  Sweden	Nina Back  Sweden	Anna Gaul  Germany	Caitlyn Hadfield  Ireland

The 2022 BRAVE MMA World Cup took place at Khalifa Sports City Arena, Bahrain from 8 to 12 March 2022.[15][16] It was organised by the IMMAF, KHK Sports, Bahrain MMA Federation, and BRAVE Combat Federation

The 2015 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Birmingham, England, United Kingdom from the 19 to 22 November 2015.

The foundational European event took place in Birmingham at the Walsall Sports Centre at the University of Wolverhampton and was broadcast post-event on UFC Fight Pass and international television.

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Heavyweight	Daniel Galabarov  Bulgaria	Iman Smajic  Sweden	Petur Oskarsson  Iceland	Ryan Spillane  Ireland
Light Heavyweight	Ben Forsyth  Ireland	Balaze Kiss  Hungary	Tencho Karaenev  Bulgaria	Paolo Anastasi  Italy
Middleweight	Rostem Akman  Sweden	Marius Hakonsen  Norway	James Duckett  United Kingdom	Asterio Lucchesini  Italy
Welterweight	Bjarki Palsson  Iceland	Dorian Dermendzhiev  Bulgaria	Jorgen Indsetviken  Norway	Hardeep Rai  United Kingdom
Lightweight	Jack Shore  United Kingdom	Geir Kare Cemsoylu  Norway	Thomas Martin  Ireland	Lee Hammond  Ireland
Featherweight	Joel Moya Schondorff  Sweden	Ross McCorriston  United Kingdom	Ante Ageneby  Sweden	Connor Hitchens  United Kingdom
Bantamweight	Abdul Hussein  Finland	Marco Zannetti  Italy	Alexis Guilleux  France	Renato Vidovic  Sweden
Flyweight	Jake Bond  United Kingdom	Warren Mason  United Kingdom	Hussain Haki Mahdi  Bahrain	David Forgarty  Ireland

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lightweight	Leah McCourt  United Kingdom	Mia Isola  Finland	Sini Koivunen  Finland	N/A
Featherweight	Sanna Merta  Finland	Cornelia Holm  Sweden	Julia Dorny  Germany	Celine Provost  France
Bantamweight	Varpu Rinne  Finland	Gabriella Ringblom  Sweden	Camilla Mannes  Norway	Eloise Picard  Canada
Flyweight	Sunna Rannveig  Iceland	Anja Saxmark  Sweden	Inka Auvinen  Finland	Michaela Dostalova  Czech Republic
Strawweight	Aleksandra Toncheva  Bulgaria	Raluca Dinescu  Romania	Amy Omara  United Kingdom	Lyudmila Sadirina  Azerbaijan

The 2016 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place in Prague from 22 to 26 November.[17]

Hosted by the Czech Mixed Martial Arts Association (MMAA), the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation's nation vs. nation tournament plays out in 2 rings across 5 days and features more than 170 Athletes from 30 countries worldwide.

The 2016 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA will feature on UFC FIGHT PASS and international broadcast channels, post-event.

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Atanas Krastanov  Bulgaria	Matias Anttila  Finland	Marcin Kalata  Poland	Damian Visenja  Austria
Heavyweight	Daniel Galabarov  Bulgaria	Irman Smajic  Sweden	Ion Grigore  Romania	Berat Berisha  Norway
Light Heavyweight	Egill Hjördísarson  Iceland	Pawel Zakrzewski  Poland	Tencho Karaenev  Bulgaria	Paolo Anastasi  Italy
Middleweight	Rostem Akman  Sweden	Valeri Atanasov  Bulgaria	Tom Crosby  United Kingdom	Florian Aberger  Austria
Welterweight	Nikolay Nikolov  Bulgaria	Gianluigi Ventoruzzo  Italy	Henri Dimitri  France	Magnús Ingvarsson  Iceland
Lightweight	Ferdun Osmanov  Bulgaria	Lee Hammond  Ireland	Alexander O'Sullivan  Ireland	milad ahady  United Kingdom
Featherweight	Daniel Schalander  Sweden	Michele Martignoni  Italy	Hoger Salih  Sweden	Kierandip Sahota  United Kingdom
Bantamweight	Renato Vidovic  Sweden	Marco Zannetti  Italy	Rostislav Raichev  Bulgaria	Jan Vaclavek  Czech Republic
Flyweight	Serdar Altas  Sweden	David Fogarty  Ireland	Berik Shinaliyev  Kazakhstan	Sanan Safarli  Azerbaijan

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lightweight	Helin Paara  Estonia	Kerttu Kouki  Finland	N/A	N/A
Featherweight	Joanne Doyle  United Kingdom	Julia Dorny  Germany	Iris Nihti  Finland	Fatime Nánási  Hungary
Bantamweight	Cornelia Holm  Sweden	Camilla Mannes  Norway	Arziko Bregu  Italy	Chamia Chabbi  Finland
Flyweight	Alexandra Kovacs  Hungary	Gabriella Ringblom  Sweden	Ilaria Norcia  Italy	Anette Osterberg  Finland
Strawweight	Aleksandra Toncheva  Bulgaria	Raluca Dinescu  Romania	Svetlana Kotova  Russia	N/A

The 2017 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Sofia, Bulgaria from 29 March to 2 April.[18][19]

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Irman Smajic  Sweden	Atanas Krastanov  Bulgaria	Marcin Kalata  Poland	Matias Antilla  Finland
Heavyweight	Daniel Galabarov  Bulgaria	Daniel Yankov  Bulgaria	Berat Berisha  Norway	Daniele Matiddi  Italy
Light Heavyweight	Anton Turkalj  Sweden	Kubaibergen Toleubayev  Kazakhstan	Pawel Zakrzewski  Poland	Imad Hoayek  Lebanon
Middleweight	Dario Bellandi  Italy	Khaled Laallam  Sweden	Florian Aberger  Austria	Heytham Rabhi  Sweden
Welterweight	Nikolay Nikolov  Bulgaria	Oskar Biller  Sweden	Axel Karlssoon  Sweden	Jokhar Taimuskhanov  Kazakhstan
Lightweight	Ferdun Osmanov  Bulgaria	Tobias Harila  Sweden	Ziiad Sadaily  Russia	Iordan Marinov  Bulgaria
Featherweight	Delyan Georgiev  Bulgaria	Borislav Angelov  Bulgaria	Hoger Salih  Sweden	Eemil Kurhela  Finland
Bantamweight	Adam Amarasinghe  United Kingdom	Mario Moreno  Portugal	Marco Zannetti  Italy	DDaryl Clarke  Ireland
Flyweight	Sanan Safrli  Azerbaijan	Nikolay Ivaylov  Bulgaria	Hussain Abdulla  Bahrain	Berik Shinaliyev  Kazakhstan

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lightweight	Ofelia Nikolaeva  Bulgaria	Sanna Hyytiäinen  Finland	Nora Nagy  Hungary	N/A
Bantamweight	Cornelia Holm  Sweden	Manon Fiorot  France	Arziko Bregu  Italy	EvaMy Persson  Sweden
Flyweight	Alexandra Kovacs  Hungary	Anette Osterberg  Finland	Anja Saxmark  Sweden	Ilaria Norcia  Italy
Strawweight	Fannie Redman  Sweden	Anna Astvik  Sweden	Sara Cova  Mexico	Antoniya Kalacheva  Bulgaria

The 2018 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Bucharest, Romania from 18 to 22 June.[20][21]

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Dorobantu Mihai  Romania	Damian Vasenjak  Austria	Ivan Ivanov  Bulgaria	N/A
Heavyweight	Ryan Spillane  Ireland	Daniel Yankov  Bulgaria	Besart Berisha  Austria	Matias Anttila  Finland
Light Heavyweight	Murtaza Talha Ali  Bahrain	Anton Turkalj  Sweden	Cathal Manning  Ireland	Pavel Pahomenko  Belarus
Middleweight	Dario Bellandi  Italy	Radu Zarioiu  Romania	Dzmitry Zasinets  Belarus	Tommi Leinonen  Finland
Welterweight	Sola Axel  France	Isakov Issa  Belgium	Yann Liasse  Luxembourg	Josh Hudson  United Kingdom
Lightweight	Pavel Senchenko  Ukraine	Kaupo Kokamagi  Estonia	Bogdan Grad  Austria	Iorga Cristian  Romania
Featherweight	Amir Malekpour  Sweden	Mici Saaristo  Finland	Ciaran Breslin  Northern Ireland	Eemil Kurhela  Finland
Bantamweight	Renato Vidovic  Sweden	Denislav Hadzhiev  Bulgaria	Zdravko Dimitrov  Bulgaria	Jonny Touma  Sweden
Flyweight	Oktay Arif  Bulgaria	Giacomo Santoro  Italy	Sebastian Gonzalez  Sweden	Zoran Milic  Sweden

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Featherweight	Julia Dorny  Germany	Jenni Kivioja  Finland	Fabiana Giampa  Italy	Anniina Ervasti  Finland
Bantamweight	Frida Vastamaki  Sweden	Joanne Doyle  United Kingdom	Karolina Hulkko  Finland	Katsiaryna Dziaborava  Belarus
Flyweight	Janika Antinmaa  Finland	Ilaria Norcia  Italy	Ingabjorg Helga Andordottir  Iceland	Ghita Lulia Luiza  Romania
Strawweight	Anna Astvik  Sweden	Nina Back  Sweden	Giulia De Dominicis  Italy	Raluca Dinescu  Romania
Atomweight	Jenna Horto  Finland	Mavru Ana Maria  Romania	Aeilish O Hanlon  Ireland	N/A

The 2019 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Rome, Italy from 18 to 23 June.[22][23]

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Pasha Kharkhachaev  Bahrain	Ruslan Moiseienko  Ukraine	N/A	N/A
Heavyweight	Shamil Gaziev  Bahrain	Gadzhimurad Bagaudinov  Russia	Kimmo Meier  Estonia	Chaddad Alexandre  Lebanon
Light Heavyweight	Igor Glazkov  Russia	Kirill Andreev  Finland	Andreas Knutsson  Sweden	Begai Paulin  France
Middleweight	Magomedkhabib Umarov  Russia	Christian Leroy Duncan  United Kingdom	Sola Axel  France	Tommi Leinonen  Finland
Welterweight	Ramazan Gitinov  Bahrain	Evgeny Morozov  Russia	Dario Petrolo  Italy	Rusi Minev  Bulgaria
Lightweight	Salamat Isbulaev  Russia	Antoni Josep Marti Segarra  Spain	Scott Pedersen  Wales	Kaupo Kokomagi  Estonia
Featherweight	Abdulmanap Magomedov  Bahrain	Artem Afanasenko  Ukraine	Delyan Georgiev  Bulgaria	Enrique Hecher Sosa  Spain
Bantamweight	Magomed Idrisov  Bahrain	Alvaro Ucendo  Spain	Magomedrasul Gusengadzhiev  Russia	Denislav Hadzhiev  Bulgaria
Flyweight	Ata Atdayev  Ukraine	Sulejman Bershigadov  Russia	Rafael Calderon Coria  Spain	Abdulla Alyaqoob  Bahrain
Strawweight	Magomed Aliev  Russia	Eduard Kostrytsia  Ukraine	N/A	N/A

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lightweight	Yrsa Sandin  Sweden	Sandra Meneses  Sweden	N/A	N/A
Featherweight	Jasmine Favero  Italy	Melissa Mullins  United Kingdom	Christina Papasotiriou  Greece	Nadiia Honcharova  Ukraine
Bantamweight	Chambeau Rousseau  France	Megan Morris  United Kingdom	Frida Vastamäki  Sweden	Milana Yatimova  Ukraine
Flyweight	Viktoriya Dudakova  Russia	Renaná Bruckstein  Germany	Janika Antinmaa Antinmaa  Finland	Daryna Harbar  Ukraine
Strawweight	Anastasiya Svetkivska  Ukraine	Nina Back  Sweden	Antanina Kuliashova  Belarus	Clara Danssman  Germany
Atomweight	Magdalena Czaban  Poland	Nadine Abbott Bissett  Ireland	Jenna Horto  Finland	Aelish O’Hanlon  Ireland

The 2021 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Kazan, Russia from 16 to 20 August.[24][25]

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Zaurbek Magomedov  Russia	Talgat Zhiyentayev  Kazakhstan	N/A	N/A
Heavyweight	Rasul Magomedov  Bahrain	Omar Aliev  Russia	Maksim Kotelnikov  Russia	Andrey Gaidamaka  Russia
Light Heavyweight	Gadzhimurad Bagaudinov  Russia	Ruslan Shidakov  Russia	Arslan Gadzhiev  Russia	Magomed Gasanov  Russia
Middleweight	Denis Zeinedinov  Russia	Sultan Omarov  Bahrain	Shamil Gadzhimagomedov  Russia	Gadzhi Rasulov  Russia
Welterweight	Ramazan Gitinov  Bahrain	Murad Guseinov  Bahrain	Evgeny Morozov  Russia	Daniil Shirokov  Russia
Lightweight	Omaraskhab Yusupov  Russia	Usman Abasov  Russia	Ali Gadzhiyev  Russia	Ikromjon Ahmedov  Tajikistan
Featherweight	Gadzhimurad Zavaev  Russia	Salman Ramazanov  Russia	Bakhtiyor Husainov  Tajikistan	Magomed Gadzhimuradov  Russia
Bantamweight	Tynyshtyk Zhanibek  Kazakhstan	Sergey Shirkunov  Russia	Amirhamza Islamov  Tajikistan	Kamil Gaziyavdibirov  Russia
Flyweight	Suleyman Bershigadov  Russia	Akhmed Nutsalkhanov  Russia	Dinar Saniev  Russia	Mikhail Ganichkin  Russia

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lightweight	Mariya Shirkanova  Russia	Daria Pirogova  Russia	N/A	N/A
Featherweight	Sabrina Laurentina De Sousa  Bahrain	Sara Jozwiak  Poland	Michelle Montague  New Zealand	Alena Agisheva  Russia
Bantamweight	Paulina Kontna  Poland	Ilaria Norcia  Italy	Anastasiya Karmaeva  Russia	Alexandra Zaytseva  Russia
Flyweight	Beatriz Consuli Diniz  Bahrain	Malikat Kuchchaeva  Russia	Sonja Pohjalainen  Finland	Mariya Saburova  Russia
Strawweight	Aieza Ramos Bertolso  Bahrain	Ayan Tursyn  Kazakhstan	Martina Corradi  Italy	Nurzhamal Sadykova  Kazakhstan

The 2016 IMMAF Africa Open Championships commence on Tuesday 30 August and run until the 4 September 2016 at the Brakpan Indoor Sports Centre in Johannesburg.[26]

Hosted by the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) in association with Mixed Martial Arts South Africa (MMASA) the tournament is Amateur MMA competitors from IMMAF member countries from all across the world. The Africa Open Championships permits 2 representatives per country for each weight class and 4 for the host country, spanning Strawweight to Lightweight for women and Flyweight to Super Heavyweight for men.

The 2016 IMMAF Africa Open Championships will feature on UFC FIGHT PASS and international broadcast channels, post-event.

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Light Heavyweight	Robin Enontekio  Sweden	Christoffer Hillsjo  Sweden	Andries Boshoff  South Africa	N/A
Middleweight	Scott Kenee  South Africa	Heytham Rabhi  Sweden	Riyaad Pandy  Sweden	N/A
Welterweight	Douw Eksteen  South Africa	Stephen May  South Africa	Axel Karlsson  Poland	Bhoopendra Kumar  United Kingdom
Lightweight	Tobias Harila  Sweden	Stephan de la Rey  South Africa	Caleb Ridley  South Africa	Dylan Goosen  South Africa
Featherweight	Hoger Salih  Sweden	Daniel Duda  South Africa	Reece Van Der Merwe  South Africa	Ryan Roets  South Africa
Bantamweight	Luthando Biko  South Africa	Shaun Taylor  South Africa	Mohammed Tafeez Ahmed Mohammed  India	Katiso Matime  South Africa
Flyweight	Serdar Altas  Sweden	Sebastian Gonzalez  Sweden	Wade Kerspuy  South Africa	Siddiq Bin Mahmood  India

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Flyweight	Gabriella Ringblom  Sweden	Imke-Marischca Smit  South Africa	N/A

The 2017 IMMAF Asian Open Championships took place at Singapore from 12 to 16 June.[27][28]

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Heavyweight	Irman Smajic  Sweden	Chaddad Alexandre  Lebanon	Vishal Surendra Bhardwaj  India	N/A
Light Heavyweight	Imad Hoayek  Lebanon	Anton Turkalj  Sweden	Jing Yi Chong  Malaysia	Kudaibergen Toleubayev  Kazakhstan
Middleweight	Heytham Rabhi  Sweden	Joseph Luciano  Australia	Sam Lawson  Australia	Meirambek Demeubayev  Kazakhstan
Welterweight	Zhan Kenzhebayev  Kazakhstan	Alex Sadovski  Belarus	Axel Karlsson  Sweden	Abbas Khan  Bahrain
Lightweight	Tobias Harila  Sweden	Benjamin Charles Robson  United Kingdom	Jokhar Taimuskhanov  Kazakhstan	Nayef Fikey  Bahrain
Featherweight	Abdulmanap Magomedov  Russia	Bekzat Zhassiya  Kazakhstan	Daniel Schalander  Sweden	Junior Faatui  Australia
Bantamweight	Olzhas Moldagaliyev  Kazakhstan	Renato Vidovic  Sweden	Zhen Teng Lim  Singapore	Raf Voza  United Kingdom
Flyweight	Yernaz Mussabek  Kazakhstan	Josh Neale  United Kingdom	Hussain Abdulla  Bahrain	Roland Yacoubian  Lebanon

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Flyweight	Gabriella Ringblom  Sweden	Anja Saxmark  Sweden	Alish Smith  Australia	Jihin Radzuan  Malaysia
Strawweight	Hannah Scoggins  United States	Ayan Tursyn  Kazakhstan	Amirah Makhtar  Malaysia	N/A

The 2019 IMMAF Asian Open Championships took place at Bangkok, Thailand from 1 to 4 May.[29][30]

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Super Heavyweight	Pasha Kharkhachaev  Bahrain	N/A	N/A	N/A
Heavyweight	Shamil Gaziev  Bahrain	Bachir Ricardo  Lebanon	Alexandr Dya  Kazakhstan	Eldar Kudarov  Kazakhstan
Light Heavyweight	Magomed Gadzhiiasulov  Bahrain	Serik Abirov  Kazakhstan	N/A	N/A
Middleweight	Madi Dosmukhametov  Kazakhstan	Ramazan Gitinov  Bahrain	Abdulrahman Alhasan  Kazakhstan	Alexander Val  Kazakhstan
Welterweight	Aidyn Tolepbayev  Kazakhstan	Talor Wetere  New Zealand	Cody Barnwell  Australia	Abbas Khan  Bahrain
Lightweight	Shamil Gimbatov  Bahrain	Neimat Assadov  Kazakhstan	Mazhit Sardarov  Kazakhstan	Yousif Sayyar  Bahrain
Featherweight	Anatoliy Zolotykh  Kazakhstan	Elaman Shalkimbekov  Kazakhstan	Yungfeng Li  China	Sarul Rosruen  Thailand
Bantamweight	Olzhas Moldagaliyev  Kazakhstan	Dastan Amangeldy  Kazakhstan	Magomed Idrisov  Bahrain	Ali Yaqoob  Bahrain
Flyweight	Mansur Magomedov  Bahrain	Adilkhan Ayazbayev  Kazakhstan	Mohamed Almuamari  Bahrain	Darkhan Umirbekov  Kazakhstan
Strawweight	Bagdat Zhubanysh  Kazakhstan	Yerulan Kabdulov  Kazakhstan	Brandon Tang  Malaysia	Isa Aldoy  Bahrain