MMA is a universal sport that combines techniques from a variety of combative sports disciplines including boxing, wrestling, judo, jiu-jitsu, kickboxing, karate and others. MMA techniques can be broken down into two categories, striking and grappling. Nearly all techniques used in MMA competition are allowed by some form of Olympic sport. Today’s competitors are skilled in many martial arts, an aspect due in part to the evolution of the sport.

MMA is the fastest growing combat sport in the world. Many of North America's top sanctioning bodies have acknowledged this, and are now sanctioning these events. In the USA, the Nevada and New Jersey Athletic Commissions, as well as many other State Athletic Commissions, are now sanctioning events. In Canada, sanctioning bodies in Quebec, Alberta, and British Columbia now sanction MMA events.
 

The WFF Championships has established itself as one of the largest and most prestigious Mixed Martial Arts events to ever be held in Canada. The WFF receives positive international coverage and accolades for being a safe and professionally run promotion. The WFF made history, by being the first MMA event ever to be sanctioned by the Vancouver Athletic Commission. It is the WFF’s goal to continue expanding into one of the premiere MMA Promotions in the World, while remaining true to the development of the sport.
 

WFF President/ CEO, Jason Towns , has a highly decorated career in professional MMA fighting. Before becoming the president of the WFF organization, Mr. Towns was the first ever WFF Canadian Lightweight Champion, setting the standard for which all other champions have followed. With the dedication and focus of Mr. Towns, the WFF has enjoyed steady growth under his assistance.
 

Jason J Towns
President/ CEO - jasonjtowns@wffchampionships.com

Amanda Towns
Relations Manager - amanda@wffchampionships.com

Oliver Braam
Web Services Manager - web@wffchampionships.com