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Full-service representation for combat sports athletes — from regional debut to world title.
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- Long-term career management
- Image, media training & brand building
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KOD — Kingdom of Dominance. We represent combat sports athletes and build the campaigns that make brands unforgettable. Two disciplines. One standard: win.
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Pick your corner. Both are run by the same team, with the same intensity.
Branding & Creative
A creative agency for brands that want sharp identity, loud presence and real growth.
- Brand identity & positioning
- Social media & content production
- Campaign strategy & activation
- Web development & PR
For Athletes
Athlete Management
Everything a professional fighter needs outside the cage, handled by one team.
Fight Bookings
Matchmaking, promotion relationships and contract negotiation for every step of the ladder.
Sponsorship Deals
Endorsements, kit deals and long-term partners aligned with the athlete's story.
Career Management
Camp planning, division strategy and the long game toward ranking and title shots.
Image & Media
Media training, personal branding and content that builds a fanbase between fights.
For Brands
Branding & Creative Services
Strategy, production and platforms under one roof, built for brands that need to move fast and hit hard.
Branding & Identity
Naming, visual identity, tone of voice and brand systems that hold up under pressure.
Social & Content
Always-on content production: short-form video, photography, editorial and channel management.
Campaign Strategy
Insight-led campaign planning, media buying, launch activations and performance reporting.
Partnerships
Athlete endorsements, event sponsorships and partnership deals negotiated end to end.
Web Development
Brand sites, campaign landing pages and commerce builds — fast, responsive and measurable.
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Press strategy, media relations, launch announcements and reputation management.
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Latest results, signings and campaign launches from the KOD MGMT world.
PreviewBlack Cup USA vs Japan Surpasses 1 Million YouTube Views
The 2026 Black Cup USA vs Japan semifinal has surpassed one million views on YouTube, carrying Team USA's fighters to a rapidly growing global audience. Beyond the results, the response has put a spotlight on their individuality, presence and star power — proof that Lake Gee, O'Shay Jordan, Isiah Torres and Dylan O'Sullivan are becoming names fans want to follow far beyond fight night. That momentum now leads into an even bigger stage. Team USA is through to the Black Cup Final after edging Korea Alpha 4-3 in the quarterfinals and surviving a 4-3 thriller against Japan in the semifinal, sealed by Lake Gee's arm-triangle finish. The American squad now faces the most physically imposing team in the tournament: Mongolia. Mongolia arrive as the most feared side in the bracket. They steamrolled China 7-0 in the quarterfinals, then outlasted Korea Omega 4-3 in a brutal semifinal in Seoul. Their roster is built on wrestling, sambo and Mongolian folk-style throws: flyweight 'Borokhl' Bayanduuren Gantumur, a combat sambo world champion; bantamweight 'Boorchu' Bat-Itgelt Shijirbaatar; featherweight 'Jelme' Sodnomdorj Purevdorj, who has finished opponents with frightening efficiency; lightweight 'Chilaun' Gantumur Erkhemtur; the veteran welterweight 'Khubilai' Burenzorig Batmunkh; middleweight 'Jebe' Galsandorj Gantulga; and heavyweight 'Mukhali' Unenkhuu Enkhjin, whose power has ended fights in a single sequence. Team USA answer with a full seven-man lineup: 'Sniper' Isiah Torres at flyweight, 'LG' Lake Gee at bantamweight, 'The Man' Daniel McElhaney at featherweight, 'Lion King' Chuka Willis at lightweight, 'Gunslinger' Miles Hunsinger at welterweight, 'The Dementor' Dylan O'Sullivan at middleweight, and captain 'Jackpot' O'Shay Jordan at heavyweight. Lake Gee, O'Shay Jordan, Isiah Torres and Dylan O'Sullivan now carry the momentum of the semifinal night in Korea into the final. The final is more than the next chapter of the tournament: it is another opportunity for these KOD fighters to show the world the skill, character and star quality behind their rise. The date and venue of the final have not yet been announced, and attention now turns to where the tournament's decisive night will take place. With the quarterfinals at Black Agora and the semifinals in Seoul both held on neutral ground in Korea, it would feel fitting for the Black Cup to conclude on that same stage. Korea has already provided continuity, neutrality and a proven setting for the tournament, making it a natural home for the final chapter.
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Fight ResultLake Gee Seals It: USA Advances to the Black Cup Final
The Black Cup semifinal — the nation-versus-nation MMA tournament hosted by Black Combat — came down to a single fight on August 29 in Korea. With Team USA and Team Japan deadlocked at 3-3, everything rode on the final bout, and America's ace Lake Gee (10-0) stepped into the octagon against Japan's young standout Rukiya Mukai (6-3). Under the crushing pressure of a final-round berth hanging in the balance, Gee opened round one with ferocious striking, then dragged a rattled Mukai to the canvas and smothered him with overwhelming grappling for the entire round. Mukai came out swinging in round two, showing the hallmarks of an elite striker, but Gee met fire with fire. Behind a rock-solid boxing guard, he answered with heavy punches, thudding body shots, and a full arsenal of clinch work, knees, and elbows. Shattering every assumption that he was 'just a wrestler,' Gee went shot-for-shot with a dangerous striker and set the arena alight. After several heated exchanges, Gee dragged Mukai back to the mat and sealed the deal at 2:25 of round two with a beautiful arm-triangle choke — punching Team USA's ticket to the Black Cup Final in the most decisive fashion imaginable. With the win, Gee extends his perfect career to 10-0 and cements his place at #10 in the Black Combat bantamweight rankings.
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Fight ResultThe Dementor Returns: Dylan O'Sullivan 2.0
Dylan 'The Dementor' O'Sullivan (7-3) entered the Black Cup cage in Korea on August 29 as the middleweight representative in the fifth bout of the evening, facing Ryutaro Sato (10-3), a young powerhouse with a judo base and suffocating grappling. Written off as a heavy underdog against a younger, stronger wrestler, O'Sullivan flipped the script. He defended every takedown attempt with textbook discipline, found his own unorthodox rhythm, and built a commanding striking advantage round after round. Between exchanges, his dark, almost spell-like mannerisms reminded the arena exactly why they call him The Dementor — as if he were draining the fight right out of his opponent. It was a dramatic turnaround from his previous Black Cup quarterfinal, where he suffered a disappointing KO loss to Korea's Park Sang-hyun and was unable to show his true ability. Returning with reinforced takedown defense and renewed weapons, the new-look Dementor overwhelmed a much younger foe and sent a jolt through Korean and global fight fans alike. When the final bell sounded, there was no doubt — all three judges scored it for O'Sullivan, a unanimous decision victory. With the win, O'Sullivan climbs five spots to #5 in the Black Combat middleweight rankings and throws himself into the title conversation as a genuine contender.
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Fight ResultO'Shay Jordan Proves the Captain's Role
O'Shay 'Jackpot' Jordan (6-3) stepped into the Black Cup cage in Korea on August 29 as Team USA's fourth man — and its captain. With the U.S. side trailing Japan 3-0 and facing elimination on the next loss, Jordan was matched against Takaaki Oban (11-10-2) in a do-or-die captains' bout. He stayed composed through the early exchanges, then at the 3:00 mark of round one unleashed a thunderous high kick that put Oban away instantly. The knockout reignited Team USA's hopes and proved why he wears the captain's armband. In his post-fight interview, Jordan spoke proudly of his Korean heritage and credited taekwondo as the foundation of his kicking game — a moment that resonated loudly with the Korean crowd. It was the third high-kick finish of his career. With the win, he keeps his spot at #4 in the Black Combat heavyweight rankings, and attention is now turning to whether he will be the one to challenge for the vacant Black Cup heavyweight title.
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