The UK mixed martial arts scene is bracing for a massive summer as Fightstar Championship (FSC) officially confirms its return to the capital. As revealed in recent announcements, the organisation will host its 37th event on August 23rd at the prestigious Indigo at The O2.
A Legacy of “Pure Unadulterated Violence”
For over a decade, FSC has built a reputation as a premiere home for some of the most spectacular finishes on UK soil. What began in 2013 in Northern cities like Huddersfield, Halifax, and Manchester eventually expanded through the Midlands and solidified its footprint in London.
The promotion’s success is a testament to the vision of its owner and CEO, Raj Singh. Singh has led the team to consistently sell out events with crowds of 2,000 to 3,000 fans, making it a leader in the UK regional MMA scene.
”Our intention has always been to create a quality platform for Pro & Amateur fighters by simply not cutting any corners,” says Raj Singh. “We have a big production, the best medical team, [and] the best officials that also work for the UFC & IMMAF”. (Raj Singh in an interview back in 2022 with us)
The Launchpad for World-Class Talent
Fightstar Championship has long served as a vital stepping stone for athletes destined for international stardom. The promotion prides itself on being the stage where tomorrow’s “Fightstars” rise under the lights. Some of the most notable alumni who have moved from the FSC cage to major global platforms like
the UFC include:
What to Expect for FSC 37
The upcoming August card follows a high-momentum year for the promotion. Most recently, Fightstar Championship 36 in Bradford saw hometown heroes Tom and Callum Mullen secure dominant victories, with Tom claiming the welterweight title.
For the London return, fans can expect a stacked professional and amateur card. The event will be hosted at the Indigo at The O2, an iconic venue that provides an electric atmosphere for live combat sports. tickets are expected to be available through www.02.co.uk
With Raj Singh promising a “new era” of bigger fights and bigger moments, FSC 37 is shaping up to be a cornerstone event for British MMA in 2026.