Incredible but true: one year after their reveal on Netflix, the fighters from L'Arène are stepping up their game! The documentary series, produced with the support of Ciryl Gane, showcased talents like Jean Magny and Assita Ouattara, now in the spotlight of French MMA. Their post-show journey is already marked by professional contracts and sky-high ambitions.
Jean Magny: "Captain France" on the Rise
Crowned champion in the -77 kg category on the show, Jean Magny has signed a contract with ARES MMA, the organization founded by Fernand Lopes. This partnership marks the start of a promising professional career for the Parisian fighter, already nicknamed "Captain France". His goal? To join the best and, why not, one day claim a world title.
Assita Ouattara: A Warrior Seeking New Challenges
Among the women, Assita Ouattara left a lasting impression with her victory in L'Arène. Now, she is in negotiations with several organizations to continue her career. Her technical skills and iron will make her an ideal candidate for major events. The only question is which organization will sign her for her next fights.
Demba Samba: The Dawn of a New Era
Among the men, Demba Samba will make his professional debut with Hexagone MMA on October 24 against Danny Gbeassor. This bout, broadcast on RMC Sport, is a first step toward a career that many are watching closely. His boldness and determination make him one of the most anticipated athletes of his generation.
With such varied and promising paths, L'Arène confirms its role as a springboard for French MMA. Between professional contracts and title dreams, these athletes embody the future of combat sports in France. Stay tuned!