Education That Fights for You
The fight doesn’t start in the ring — it starts with knowledge.
At The Eleventh Round, we offer a growing library of free educational resources designed specifically for combat sports athletes.
Built by experienced fighters, coaches, and consultants, our lessons cover what most gyms don’t teach: Financial literacy — budgeting, taxes, contracts, and long-term planning Brand-building — how to position yourself for sponsorships and partnerships Mental performance — staying sharp through adversity Career strategy — navigating the amateur-to-pro transition, injuries, and post-fight life.
This content is 100% free to fighters — because we believe resilience starts with education. Whether your gym is partnered with us or not, you deserve access to the knowledge that can protect your future.
Educational Video of the Week!: Reshat Mati and New York Sports Science
Huge shoutout to New York Sports Science and Reshat Mati for making this interview! Above is the interview's link. This video is an amazing example of how exciting the fighter's journey can be. Here, Reshat Mati discusses his amateur journey, signing with Eddie Hearn, the importance of work ethic, and his goals with his career. Amazing video that all fighters can learn from and gain some real takeaways.
Library From Our Consultants/Mentors Coming Soon!
Step inside the minds of elite fighters, coaches, and consultants.
Our Video Library gives you exclusive access to short-form educational content from our network of vetted mentors — including world champions, top-ranked pros, and high-level performance experts.
These aren’t highlight reels — they’re real, unfiltered insights into what it takes to build a career in combat sports.
Topics include:
1. Navigating contracts & sponsorships
2. Mental resilience and fight preparation
3. Nutrition, recovery, and injury prevention
4. Brand building, social media, and self-promotion
5. Life outside the cage — financial planning, personal growth, and legacy
New videos added regularly. Free for fighters. Because success isn’t just earned in the gym — it’s learned behind the scenes.