Tiger Chamber Fights

Tiger Chamber Fights is an American martial arts promotion based in Emerald Creek, California that is owned by Isaac Roarke, and operated as a division of Echidna Media. It is one of the largest martial arts promotions in the world and features many of the upper echelon practitioners of the Isaac Roarke Combat Sports. Its first event was held in 1990, with over 300 "numbered" events held as of May 2019.

History
TCF was first conceived in 1988 by Isaac Roarke. According to Roarke, he was inspired after watching the 1988 martial arts movie Bloodsport starring Jean-Claude Van Damme. He believed a real-life tournament featuring competitors of various martial arts and disciplines would be both possible and attention grabbing, and considered financing and putting together an event of his own. He soon changed his mind however and began imagining the same idea but with practitioners of his own created styles. Having done his best to spread his self-created disciplines to as many people and countries as possible, he thought that perhaps well promoted, pay-per-view events would further broaden his styles within the world.

Fight Formats
Matches within TCF are either standalone matches that are not connected to any other fights on the night's card or on anyone previously, or they are a part of a tournament. Some tournaments are small and take place in a single day, while others take place over two or three events.

Rules

 * Rounds
 * Weight divisions
 * Match outcome
 * Fouls