Roster
Every fighter on Fight Hub whose most recent bout came out of this gym.
9 fighters
Photos and videos
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About this gym
Allstars Training Center is a mixed martial arts gym in the Stockholm area of Sweden. Nordic MMA is a young scene compared with Brazil or the United States, and rooms like this one are the reason it exists at all: there was no domestic pipeline to inherit, so the gyms built one.
A destination in a small market
A little over half of this roster comes from outside Sweden — from elsewhere in Europe, from South America, from the Gulf. For a gym in a country with a modest domestic fight scene, that ratio is the whole story. Fighters do not relocate to Stockholm for the weather or the proximity to promoters. They come for the room.
The Swedish contingent has its own pattern: Stockholm recurs as a birthplace, which means the domestic side of this roster is genuinely local rather than drawn from across the country. A gym that is simultaneously a neighbourhood club and an international destination is doing two different jobs at once.
What the divisions and the women's entries show
The weight classes here sit in the lighter and middle bands, spread thinly — the normal shape for a room of this size. What is not normal is the women's representation, which is proportionally high for a European gym.
That deserves explaining, because it is hard to achieve. Preparing a woman for a professional bout requires partners at her weight, and small gyms in small markets usually cannot supply them. A room that carries women across more than one division has either recruited deliberately or built the depth over years. Neither happens by accident.
Scandinavian conditions
Swedish MMA operates under tighter regulation than most of the sport, and the amateur structure that feeds it is more formalised than in countries where fighters turn professional early. The practical effect is visible in the records below: careers here tend to start later and with more preparation behind them than the raw numbers suggest.
The promotions column shows the rest — a mix of the largest organisations and European regional circuits, which is how a career from this part of the world is normally assembled.
The pages below list every fighter in this catalogue whose most recent bout came out of this gym, with their weight class, nationality, record and how each of their last five fights ended.