From the Promoters of the Texas Revolution, and Houston Open Martial Arts Championships
Sanctions:
NASKA, PROMAC - Southwest Region, Triple Crown Series, Point Fighter
Powered By:
RoJo Life, Master Vito’s Elite Training, Zebra Mats
Partners:
MAT Action, RoJo Life, BKI Elite Training, Zebra Mats, Rio Smoke BBQ Co.
April 18-19, 2025
Location:
Palmer Events Center
900 Barton Springs Rd.
Austin, Texas 78704
Austin Open Martial Arts Championships (Southwest Region)
Promoters:
Dr. Gustavo “Andy” Molina
Master Vito Rodriguez III
The Professional Martial Arts Conference (PROMAC)
The Professional Martial Arts Conference (PROMAC) is a national sport karate circuit primarily based in the United States.
The conference was designed by like-minded individuals with a similar passion for sport martial arts who were weary of the same inconsistencies and inefficiencies from tournament to tournament.
Over the years, issues such as poorly trained officials, ineffective running of events, complex circuit ratings & rankings, and poor teamwork and promotion have stifled the growth of the tournament industry resulting in a steady decline in new competitor acquisition and retention.
In order for the sport to grow, a dynamic revolution in the way tournament promoters conducted the business of sports martial arts competitions was needed. As a result, PROMAC was founded.
The MISSION of the Professional Martial Arts Conference is to enrich the sport of open martial arts competition through the management and promotion of professional, efficient, customer-focused events.
The History of NASKA (North American Sport Karate Association).
Registration:
Early Bird $80 for the First Division, $20 for Each Additional Division,
6 Flags Over Texas Pass “6Flags” $150 for unlimited individual Divisions
Registration closes March 29th @11:59 pm
At the door pricing $80 for the First Division, $30 for Each Additional Division,
“6 Flags Over Texas Pass” $180 for unlimited individual Divisions
Admission:
Spectators $20
Coaches Pass $50 (required to be inside the ropes around each ring during fighting events and to play Music for CMX events)