Just ONE WEEK remains until the European Championships 2025 mini-convention in Bremen, Germany!
The invites are finalised for the Open Championship, based on the top players of 2025 Race Rankings, but one spot remains! The final participant will be decided on Saturday 6th December at 12 noon in the Wildcard Tournament. If you want to take part in this winner-takes-all last-chance showdown for 8th place in the last tournament of the 2025 season, be there in Bremen!!!
The event runs from Friday to Sunday with open juggling throughout and accomodation on site. The email address for the registration to the event is: Combatcon@protonmail.com
Include the following information:
The final cost will be about €30-€40. On-site accommodation is "convention camping" only, so bring your sleeping bags and mats!
This year the Fight Night Combat European Championships are heading to a new city: Bremen!
Dates: Friday 5th December to Sunday 7th December
Venue: Sporthaus of ATS Buntentor, Kornstraße 167 Bremen
We are excited to have a fantastic venue open for three days of juggling, with adjoining rooms for catering and sleeping.
The Open and Women's Championships are the main events, and the top jugglers in the 2025 Race Rankings are invited to take part.
In addition to the invited participants, other jugglers can join in with the Team Combat, Zombie Combat, and the other tournaments and games.
We are also planning a special Wildcard Qualifying Tournament to decide the final participant in the Open Championships, so if you've taken part in Fight Nights in 2025 but don't have the needed ranking points, this is your last chance to make the final eight.
We only have space for about 30 extra jugglers at this mini combat-juggling convention, so please register by emailing: Combatcon@protonmail.com
Include the following information:
The final cost will be about €30-€40. On-site accommodation is "convention camping" only, so bring your sleeping bags and mats!
The website is back! After a month, I've got a new version of the website working and back online. It might look exactly like the old website, but it's all completely new in terms of coding and technology and server stuff. The old website code was all written in 2013 and 2014, and hadn't been touched since then, except for minor features and bug fixes. The outdated technology was no longer supported by the web host, and so it all had to be fixed. Along with other issues, the whole site went down. But with lots of prodding, and with the help of new ai tools, it seems to be mostly working.
The bad news is that a lot of minor pages and features aren't there yet, but I'll get to them over the coming weeks.
The good news is that long term, this change will allow for new features and updates and redesigns (maybe a dedicated mobile version for running tournaments at conventions) far more easily and frequently than previously.
Thanks for your patience.
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