About Us

Combat sports, unfiltered

Warrior Kings was founded by a group of fight writers and former amateur competitors who were tired of coverage that stopped at the scorecards. Boxing and MMA deserve reporting that says what the judges' cards did not: why a game plan failed, what a training camp really changed, and which rankings make sense and which don't. That is the coverage we publish — fight-night breakdowns, athlete profiles, training-camp reports, and rankings built in the open.

What we publish

• Fight-night breakdowns: round-by-round tactical analysis, published the night of the event, not a week later.
• Athlete profiles in MMA and boxing: the roads fighters took, the coaches who shaped them, and the stakes behind each matchup.
• Training-camp reports from the gyms where fights are actually prepared, with the consent of the camps we cover.
• Rankings that argue: our panels publish criteria and vote records, so readers can see why a fighter moved and dispute it.

Our standards

We separate reporting from opinion clearly: breakdowns are analysis and say so, news is sourced, and rumors stay out of headlines until they are confirmed. We never pay for access, and we say plainly when a camp declined to comment. Our correction policy is public — when we get a round wrong or a record wrong, the fix is dated and visible.

For the fans

Whether you watch every card or follow one division, Warrior Kings exists for readers who love combat sports enough to want it covered honestly — the decisions questioned, the craft explained, and the fighters treated as athletes, not storylines.