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And finally, I’m surfacing after the comedown from another ENYO being completed.

ENYO 9 was something really special.

@showtechs_simon and I have worked incredibly hard to create more than just another professional jiu-jitsu show. We wanted to create a platform that genuinely supports, empowers and celebrates female competitors.

Because women’s jiu-jitsu deserves more than simply being included.

It deserves investment.
It deserves opportunity.
It deserves visibility.
It deserves professional platforms where athletes can perform, be recognised and build careers.

That was the reason we created ENYO in the first place.

We wanted to build something that we would have wanted to see as athletes. A promotion where women are the main event, not an afterthought. Where the athletes are treated as professionals. Where the production, promotion and opportunities around the competition reflect the level of talent on the mats.

And ENYO 9 reminded me exactly why we started.

Every athlete who stepped through those doors, every coach, every team, every person who bought a ticket, watched the stream, shared a post, sponsored the event or simply supported what we are trying to build is part of this.

We’re incredibly proud of what ENYO has become, but we’re nowhere near finished.

Simon and I are committed to continuing to push, develop and grow the platform, creating more opportunities for women in jiu-jitsu and helping to build a future where female athletes have the professional opportunities and recognition they deserve.

ENYO isn’t just about putting on shows.

It’s about building something that lasts.

Thank you to everyone who continues to believe in it, support it and, most importantly, the women who step onto the ENYO stage and give everything they have.

This is why we do it.

And we’re only getting started. 

📸 @the.backstagebabe 

#enyograppling #supportwomensbjj #empoweredwomenempoweringwomen #grappling
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