We are not a federation. We are an opportunity.
Prison Fight is a one-of-a-kind federation that combines sport, redemption, and a second chance. Rehabilitation through boxing and Muay Thai, changing the lives of inmates in Asia, South America, the Caribbean, and Africa.
OUR MISSION
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🥇Our legacy
OVER 17 YEARS
THE FIGHT FOR REDEMPTION
Prison Fight is not just a sport — it’s a mission. For over two decades, we have been helping inmates reclaim their dignity, find purpose, and fight for a future outside prison walls. Through every punch, every round, every lesson — we create hope.
OF HARD WORK
FOUGHT
TRANSFORMATIONS
WHAT WE DO
We don't build buildings — we rebuild lives. Through discipline, structure, and opportunity, we help inmates fight for a new beginning.
🥋 Boxing, Martial Arts & Physical Training
🔥 Rehabilitation Through Boxing & Martial Arts
🎓 Life Coaching & Mentoring
📽 Fight Events and Tournaments
🛠 Education and Skill-Building
🌍 International Partnerships
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
🟡Real answers about the real fight.
Participants are selected based on their behavior, commitment to personal change, discipline, and genuine interest in boxing and martial arts. Every participant must earn their place through consistent effort and respect for the program.
Yes. The fights are real, competitive bouts conducted under official rules, with qualified referees and appropriate medical supervision. Depending on the program and location, they may include boxing, Muay Thai and other martial arts disciplines.
Yes. Prison Fight programs are organized in cooperation with correctional institutions and in accordance with local laws, prison regulations and safety requirements.
Many participants continue their journey after release as coaches, mentors, entrepreneurs or athletes. Others use the discipline, confidence and life skills gained through the program to build a new path. They often become positive examples of change within their communities, supporting anti-drug initiatives, mentoring at-risk youth and helping others avoid the mistakes they once made. To date, we are not aware of any program participant returning to prison