Estonian Open Martial Arts Games
The Estonian Open Martial Arts Games have been held in Tallinn since 2008.
Competitions take place in the morning, and in the evening there are professional bouts and the awarding of the best athletes in four categories: Best Male Athlete, Best Female Athlete, Best Young Male Athlete, Best Young Female Athlete.
Traditionally, athletes of WTF Taekwondo, Kudo, Muay Thai, Wushu and Spochan take part in the Games.
Since 2017 the format has changed, and this time the ceremony takes place together with the finals on the last day of the competition.
2020
On 15-16 February 2020 the 13th Estonian Open Martial Arts Games took place at the Tondiraba Ice Hall. Masters of various disciplines showed their skills: Taekwondo, Espadron, Knife Fighting, Wushu, Kudo, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Boxing.
2017
On 11-12 February 2017 the anniversary Estonian Open Martial Arts Games took place at the Tondiraba Ice Hall. Masters of Taekwondo, Sport Chanbara, Tolpar, Wushu, Kudo, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Boxing, Stenka and Pencak Silat showed their skills.
2016
On 13-14 February the 8th Estonian Open Martial Arts Games took place at the Tondiraba Ice Hall in Tallinn. The Games were attended by representatives of various disciplines: Kickboxing, Kyokushinkai, Spochan Fencing, Muay Thai, Tolpar, Taekwondo.
2015
On 7-8 February the 7th Estonian Open Martial Arts Games took place at the Tondiraba Ice Hall. Representatives of various disciplines took part: Muay Thai, Sport Chanbara, Wushu, Kickboxing, Knife Fighting, Fencing, WTF Taekwondo, Kudo, Kyokushinkai Karate and Boxing.
2014
On 1-2 February the 6th Estonian Open Martial Arts Games took place at the Kalev Sports Hall. More than 500 competitors from Finland, the UAE, Latvia, Estonia, Norway, Russia and Ukraine took part. Athletes tested their strength in Taekwondo, Kickboxing, Wushu, Knife Fighting, Karate, Boxing and Sport Chanbara.
2013
On 2-3 February the 5th EVSÜ Games took place at the Kalev Sports Hall. More than 550 people from 6 countries took part: England, Ukraine, Russia, Latvia, Finland, Estonia. Masters of Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Kudo, Sport Chanbara, Karate, Sambo, Tolpar and Kickboxing showed their skills.
2012
On 11-12 February the 4th Estonian Open Martial Arts Games took place at the Kalev Sports Hall. In total, more than 500 athletes from Belarus, Ukraine, Russia, Estonia, Latvia and Denmark took part.
Competitions in Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Kudo, Sambo, Sport Chanbara, Historical Fencing and Knife Fighting took place in the ring and on many courts.
2010
On 6-7 February the 3rd Estonian Open Martial Arts Games took place at the Kalev Sports Hall. More than 500 athletes from 8 countries took part. Competitions in Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Kudo, Sambo, Sport Chanbara, Wushu and Karate were held on several courts and rings.
2009
On 7-8 February the 2nd Estonian Open Martial Arts Games took place. About 600 representatives from Belarus, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Russia and Estonia took part in this spectacular event. Competitions were held in seven martial arts: Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Sambo, Sport Chanbara, Kudo, Karate, and also Historical Fencing.
2008
On 1-2 March the 1st Estonian Open Martial Arts Games took place at the Kalev Sports Hall. Athletes from 5 countries, almost five hundred in all, determined the best over two days in Kudo, Sambo, Sport Chanbara and Taekwondo.