They plan to take Disrupt public “in the near future, once the first stage of consolidation of numerous key assets has been achieved”.
“The company will also have a long-term strategy of developing fighters from grassroots level in underprivileged regions such as Africa and Eastern Europe where the opportunities for fighters to grow and progress has traditionally been limited, while also providing a platform from which athletes globally are able to develop and flourish.
“From this we intend to cultivate a world-class stable of fighters to contend for world titles in 2023, 2024 and beyond.” Professional boxing has seen innovations in recent years, such as live streaming service DAZN, which pays huge purses to top fighters. But the sport largely remains in the control of broadcasters, world sanctioning bodies and promoters.