Live EFC fights are back
There are over 30 TV channels in Africa that will broadcast EFC events and other EFC programming.
EFC is set to make a massive return on May 8 with its first event since lockdown started.
Mega fights, groundbreaking revolutionary changes to mixed martial arts (MMA) and more will be revealed over the next few days.
During lockdown, EFC continued to sign additional broadcast deals with the most popular television channels across Africa. Even though in the upcoming months EFC events won’t have fans in attendance, EFC partner brands and athletes will now receive more promotion across the continent than ever before.
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There are over 30 TV channels in Africa that will broadcast EFC events and other EFC programming.
In the next 12 months, EFC will promote partner brands and EFC athletes to tens of millions of viewers, joining the current fans across the globe.
“We are excited about the future of EFC,” stated EFC president Cairo Howarth.
“With this massive new audience that we are gaining, our athletes are eager to get back in action and compete for the top spot.
“EFC has adapted to this situation and will be producing the highest quality product.”
EFC will host the first live bouts at EFC85 on May 8, with seven more events planned throughout the year.
EFC 2021 schedule:
EFC 85: May 8
EFC 86: June 12
EFC 87: July 3
EFC 88: August 14
EFC 89: September 11
EFC 90: October 9
EFC 91: November 6
EFC 92: December 4
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“Thanks so much to all our partners, athletes, coaches and fans for all the support over the years.
“With more people watching sport on TV, now is the best time to capitalise on the platform and reach the following we have built over the years,” Howarth concluded.
Bout announcements are coming soon.
