SENSHI 33 Grand Prix lands in Saints Constantine and Helena, Bulgaria, on Saturday, September 5, with an eight-man 95kg tournament, two reserve bouts and three Super Fights on the schedule. The full card is set to stream live and free worldwide on DAZN, with the show beginning at 19:30 EEST from the arena.
The headline attraction has a simple but difficult path to the trophy. Eight fighters enter the 95kg Grand Prix, and its winner must take three victories on the same night. The four opening bouts lead into the semifinals, followed by the final; there is also a third-place contest. Two reserve fights give the promotion replacements in case the bracket needs one as the night unfolds.
SENSHI now on DAZN
And for fight fans around the world, SENSHI 33 will be available live and free on DAZN. Viewers can download the DAZN app or visit the service’s website, set up a free account, then search “SENSHI” to find the September 5 broadcast.
SENSHI 33 joins a wider DAZN sports menu that varies by market. DAZN’s free account tier includes programming including the Matchroom Boxing channel and FIFA+, while paid offerings can include live boxing cards and on-demand replays depending on territory. DAZN broadcasts more than 185 boxing fights per year through partners including Matchroom, Queensberry Promotions and Golden Boy Promotions, FIFA, NFL Football, Rally Car, and much more.
The event brings together athletes representing 13 countries: Argentina, Bulgaria, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Germany, Greece, Italy, Moldova, Nigeria, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Tunisia and Turkey. That mix extends beyond the Grand Prix field, with reserve bouts and Super Fights adding more names to the international card.
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Bulgaria’s Eduard “Mr. Action” Aleksanyan enters as the reigning SENSHI European champion at 90kg and moves up five kilograms for this tournament. Aleksanyan opens against Romania’s Yuri Farcas, with the winner returning later in the evening for a semifinal. Portugal’s Iuri Fernandes faces Moldova’s Alexandru Burduja, while Tunisia’s Sharif Ben Mabrouk meets Turkey’s Emin Özer. Italy’s Ramon Quirini and Germany’s Ali Nasir round out the opening quartet.
Away from the tournament, SENSHI has booked three Super Fights. Zhulien Rikov, the reigning 75kg SENSHI Grand Prix champion, faces Danut Mihail at 75kg. Mihail arrives as the 2025 WAKO world champion, putting two decorated fighters in the same ring for a non-tournament fight.
At 70kg, Bulgaria’s Simeon Nakovski makes his SENSHI debut against Spain’s Pedro Granjo. Nakovski is the reigning WKN European champion. The other 70kg pairing sees Giannis Eminov fight Ognyan Mirchev after their planned 2025 meeting was postponed. Mike Kena vs. Pablo Molina and Agon Bellaqa vs. Dirrick Binnendijk serve as the reserve bouts.