SAND, SWEAT, AND IRON: SENSHI 32 Grand Prix Brings Elite Kickboxing to Varna's Shore

The global kickboxing elite is heading to the Bulgarian coast for a massive open-air show. On July 11 at 7:30 PM EET (12:30 PM EST), the gorgeous beach at the St. St. Constantine and Helena resort in Varna will turn into a battlefield. SENSHI 32 Grand Prix is bringing high-stakes, professional combat sports right to the seashore, where there is absolutely no room for mistakes and one single error means getting knocked out.

Top-tier fighters from 12 different countries are flying in to compete on the big stage. The official international lineup includes world-class, proven athletes from Italy, Brazil, Portugal, Ireland, Hungary, and Switzerland, alongside other major global powerhouses. To make the night even bigger for the local audience, two of Bulgaria’s absolute greatest kickboxing stars are locked in to enter the ring and fight live in front of their home fans.

The main event of the evening is a brutal, eight-man elimination tournament in the under 85 kg middleweight division. The rules of this Grand Prix format are simple but incredibly punishing: it is a direct knockout bracket. To win the championship belt, one man must beat three different opponents in a single night. This creates a savage test of strategy, willpower, and superhuman cardio, pushing these elite fighters to their absolute physical limits.

If that is not enough action, the night also features two heavy-hitting super fights to complete the card. Fans will see a high-speed, high-stakes clash in the under 75 kg category, followed by a true clash of titans in the over 95 kg heavyweight division, where heavy artillery and raw power will take over the sand.

SENSHI 32 Grand Prix perfectly mixes a beautiful, exclusive beach location with a dangerous, stacked fight card. Fans should look out for upcoming news about the finalized fight card and the official ticket sales. Grab your seats around the ring early, because this live event promises pure adrenaline, knockouts, and unscripted raw emotions from the first bell to the final gong.