Fight Night in Humble
FRCS 1 is the first card under the Five Rings rule set. Every match is a super fight: two 3-minute rounds with a 60-second break, and three ways to win. Pin your opponent for 20 seconds, make them tap, or finish with more points.
The card mixes styles on purpose. Wrestlers, judoka, jiu-jitsu players and MMA athletes compete under the same rules, so nobody gets to lean on the scoring system they grew up with.
Main Card
- Main Event | TBD TBD vs TBD
- Co-Main Event | TBD TBD vs TBD
- Super Fight | TBD TBD vs TBD
- Super Fight | TBD TBD vs TBD
- Super Fight | TBD TBD vs TBD
- Super Fight | TBD TBD vs TBD
For Competitors
- All FRCS 1 matches are no-gi.
- Weigh-in time and check-in instructions are emailed to every registered athlete before fight week.
- Read the full rule set before you step on the mat. Pulling guard without a sweep gives up takedown points.
- Bring a coach or corner. They are welcome mat-side during your match.
For Spectators
Matches are short, scoring is easy to follow and a pin ends the fight on the spot. Spectator ticket details for FRCS 1 are available by phone at +1 563-949-2364 or through the contact form.
Event Questions
Is FRCS 1 gi or no-gi?
No-gi. FRCS is working on a modified gi format for future events.
Who can compete?
Any grappler. The rules are written so that wrestling, judo, jiu-jitsu, catch and MMA backgrounds all have a fair path to winning.
Are heel hooks and neck cranks legal?
All submissions are legal under FRCS rules. Tap early. Protecting your health is your responsibility.
How do I enter a whole team?
Coaches can enter several athletes in one submission using the team registration form.
Want a Spot on the Card?
Register as an athlete or enter your whole team in one form.