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What is BuhurtTV?

BuhurtTV is a free, public place to find armored combat events, fighters and clubs, starting with events in the USA. We publish a weekly newsletter and we're building the site in the open, one piece at a time.

Is BuhurtTV free?

Yes. BuhurtTV is free and public to use. We don't use analytics or advertising cookies, and we don't sell or share your personal data for advertising.

Where does your fighter and event data come from?

Fighter profiles are built from public competition records: name, club and results, as published by event organizers. Event listings come from organizers' own posts and public sources, always with a link back to where we found it.

Is my information shown here? Can I get it fixed or removed?

If something on your fighter profile is wrong, or you want it corrected or removed, email support@buhurttv.com with a link to the page. We confirm receipt within 5 business days and handle it within 30 days, after confirming it's you (or your parent or guardian if you're under 18). Full details: Privacy & data notice.

Can I claim my fighter profile?

Not yet. Fighter profile claims open on 2026-10-31. From then, you'll be able to verify a profile is yours and edit it right on its page.

When can I watch fight videos? Is there a stats page?

Fight videos and replays are coming soon. Stats are live now, built from public tournament records, with a source link on every event. See stats →

How do I submit an event?

There's no self-serve way to submit an event yet. Email support@buhurttv.com with the event name, date, city and a link to the organizer's own post, and we'll add it.

How do I get the newsletter?

Sign up free from the homepage or the footer, with your email (double opt-in). Every Friday you'll get upcoming events, fighter and club spotlights and a short update on what we're building. Unsubscribe any time from any email.

Does BuhurtTV use AI?

We use AI to help build and run BuhurtTV. People approve everything we publish, and we never make fake fight footage. How we use AI →