Dooya Media Group has announced that Karate Combat live and archived events will be available globally on its network of FAST and AVOD channels in the US, including on Roku, Amazon, Tubi, Pluto TV, Xumo, TCL and more. The partnership kicks off immediately [February 28th] with Karate Combat’s 53rd event live from Denver, Colorado.

KC53 Denver will feature an Openweight bout between Caio Borralho and Brendan Allen as well as a Super Heavyweight fight between Cuba’s Robelis Despaigne and South America’s #4 heavyweight, Roggers Souza from Brazil. Robelis’ last two fights each ended in under 15 seconds.

“Karate Combat fans and Dooya viewers are perfect for each other,” commented Kim Hurwitz, recently promoted to EVP, Live Sports & Entertainment at Dooya Media Group. “They’re adventurous, discerning and know value when they see it. We’re thrilled to get Karate Combat’s immersive, innovative take on combat sports to new audiences on our far reaching network of channels. As a Shotokan black belt karateka myself, I am very happy to elevate and expose them to new audiences.”

“This partnership with Dooya gives Karate Combat the opportunity to reach even more of our core younger audience on devices and channels where they are actively consuming content.” added Karate Combat Chief Marketing Officer, Dan Ghosh-Roy, “For our new fans, I look forward to serving them the best in combat sports as well as giving them opportunities to interact with our league and fighters, like no other league can offer, with our $KARATE token and web3 products.”

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