Once again, K-1 finds itself without an international broadcast deal, further highlighting the promotion's ongoing struggle to expand its global presence.
The promotion appeared to be making strides earlier this year, securing deals with Triller TV, Fight Plus HD, and Stream Ticket for the much-anticipated K-1 World MAX event. Despite this, the lack of a long-term global broadcast plan continues to hinder their international visibility.
The event will feature three title fights, with Yuki Yoza, Liu Ce, and Taito Gunji defending their championships, along with two tournaments. One will see the four remaining fighters of the -55 kg tournament compete, while the other is an 8-man, one-night tournament to crown the new K-1 Super Lightweight (-65 kg) champion.
Japanese viewers will be able to purchase the event on the subscription service Abema Premium.
