Karate Combat is back tomorrow (Fri., Jan 23, 2025) for its first event of 2025 and goes down in Miami, Florida, with several former UFC fighters scheduled to compete.

Cuban striker Robelis Despaigne showcased his prodigious knockout power with a 12-second finish at Karate Combat in Miami.

Karate Combat 52 takes place Friday in Miami and features an explosive lineup of exciting strikers. Among the pack of those competing is former UFC heavyweight Robelis Despaigne, the 6-foot-7 ...

— Karate Combat (@KarateCombat) January 26, 2025 Despaigne was also drafted in the inaugural GFL Draft, as the newly-created Global Fight League gets set for its inaugural season of team-based ...

At the Karate Combat 52 event held in Miami, Pereira secured her second consecutive victory with an impressive technical knockout in the second round against short-notice opponent Amanda Torres ...

Aline, who has competed three times in MMA before, is currently fully focused on her career with Karate Combat. She returns to action Friday at Karate Combat 52 in Miami (YouTube) when she takes ...

Alex Pereira gave his sister, Aline Pereira, an enormous hug after she brutally finished her opponent at Karate Combat 52. The gifted striker impressed the Miami crowd with her awe-inspiring skills.