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Eight countries sent their best. The flag on your back is part of what you are fighting for.
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Saturday, July 11, 2026
6:00 PM PDT – 9:00 PM PDT
“Eight countries sent their best. The flag on your back…”
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Military selection for international combat sports means something different than gym selection. The fighters competing at International War Games on July 11 at FrontWave Arena in Oceanside are not just athletes. They are national military representatives from eight countries: USA, Russia, South Korea, Brazil, Mexico, China, Japan, and Israel. The flag on the back is part of the fight.
The card features six bouts. Former UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre joins the commentary team, his presence a signal of how seriously the combat sports world is reading this event format.
FrontWave Arena sits in Oceanside at the edge of San Diego County, accessible from anywhere in SoCal. Doors open at 5PM, fights start at 6PM. The crowd that fills regional MMA venues knows what they are watching. This is not a casual pay-per-view audience. It is people who understand the sport at the level where the nationality of each fighter is meaningful context, not a marketing detail.
Six bouts. Eight nations. Georges St-Pierre on commentary. Tickets through AXS.
The card features six bouts. Former UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre joins the commentary team, his presence a signal of how seriously the combat sports world is reading this event format.
FrontWave Arena sits in Oceanside at the edge of San Diego County, accessible from anywhere in SoCal. Doors open at 5PM, fights start at 6PM. The crowd that fills regional MMA venues knows what they are watching. This is not a casual pay-per-view audience. It is people who understand the sport at the level where the nationality of each fighter is meaningful context, not a marketing detail.
Six bouts. Eight nations. Georges St-Pierre on commentary. Tickets through AXS.
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