Entry 19 / 19Combat sports

EventIQ

One QR code on the table puts the whole fight card on every phone in the building — every bout, every fighter, every sponsor seen.

EventIQ on desktop

Demo from eventiq.win

Detail

Amateur shows still run on paper programmes: name, gym, weight class, and nothing else. EventIQ replaces that with a digital programme built per event — a tale of the tape for every bout, a record and a photo and a story for every fighter, and a broadcast-style video render for the ones that matter. Spectators scan once at the door; fighters get a profile worth sharing; sponsors sit inside the programme rather than on a banner behind the cage.

The short version

Amateur MMA still runs on paper programmes — name, gym, weight class, then the bin. EventIQ puts the whole card behind one QR code on the table: every bout with a tale of the tape, every fighter with a record and a story, and a broadcast-style video render for the fights that carry the night.

The video is the part that matters. A fighter will never share a web page, but they will absolutely post sixteen seconds of themselves cut like a main event — which means the content problem solves itself, the distribution is free, and it reaches exactly the people who would come to the next show.

It is also the only product here with a sponsor story that stands up. A logo on a page is worth what a banner is worth; a sponsor inside a clip posted thirty times from a single card is worth rather more.

16 sec
that make a debutant look like a main event
Domain
eventiq.win
Sector
Combat sports

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