Across Europe.
Regular fight events across Europe are planned. Locations, dates and matchups will be announced here.
EVENT DETAILS COMING SOONThe future home of blackfist.club.
Female fighters. Fierce ambition.
A new fight community across Europe.

An underground edge. A European ambition. blackfist.club is taking shape as a female fight club, bringing fighters, sponsors and fans into one corner.
Regular fight events across Europe are planned. Locations, dates and matchups will be announced here.
EVENT DETAILS COMING SOONThe club will connect fight girls with sponsors, creating opportunities to support the women behind the fights.
SPONSORSHIP DETAILS COMING SOONFans will be able to pay compliments to their favourite fighters. More on how to take part will follow.
FAN FEATURES COMING SOONMeet Susanne, the blonde fighter at the centre of our lead image and one of the anchor fight girls on the blackfist.club roster. Meet the woman behind the lead image — and the attitude behind the gloves.
German roots. English years. A straight left and absolutely no intention of growing up quietly.
“Thirty-six. Not sensible. There’s a difference. If you want my spotlight, come and earn it.”

Susanne comes from Germany, spent many years in England and studied sport. Fitness was never a passing phase; boxing became the obsession. She has tried Muay Thai, follows women’s UFC and counts Paige VanZant among her favourite fighters. The appeal? A woman who can fight, command a camera and refuse to disappear into the background.
Her own look is athletic rather than bulky: defined shoulders, strong legs and a core she treats like a personal project. Almost every day involves training. Ask her about balance and she is more likely to show you her stance than her diary.
At nineteen or twenty, she was already the sports student everybody had an opinion about. Cheeky, sexually frank and gloriously short on deference, she could turn a cafeteria lunch into an audience and a campus fight night into her own headline. She liked being looked at. She liked being challenged even more.
At thirty-six, the grin has survived. So has the appetite for noise, flirtation and a fight. She calls it staying young. Her rivals call it overdue humility. Neither side is expecting the other to change its mind.
Six campus-league fights. Six wins, two by knockout. The student paper singled out her straight left, relentless pressure and ability to keep coming. Against the heavier Nadja, she got up, pressed on and took the decision. A crowd favourite was born.
The cafeteria interview made the legend louder: running, strength work, boxing and sparring; an openly flirtatious streak; and a six-pack she was very happy to advertise. “Ungeschlagen — und Du?” became less a slogan than a standing invitation.
Then came Valeria Ocampo. Nineteen minutes later, Susanne’s unbeaten story was over. The paper recorded six wins and one loss overall, with her campus-league record still intact. Her endurance impressed even her opponent. Her defensive patience impressed nobody.
Campus record as described in the supplied articles: league 6–0; 7 reported bouts overall, 6 wins, 1 loss. These are early-career story records, not a current verified professional record. The supplied chronology places these chapters at age 19–20; the scans’ printed ages and dates are inconsistent.
Visual build notes describe her photos. Weight, reach and body measurements cannot be reliably established from images.
As one of blackfist.club’s anchor fighters, Susanne is the blonde face you notice first and the attitude you remember afterwards. That prominence comes with a target. Every ambitious newcomer wants the moment when the lead girl stops smiling.
She knows the difference between being the star and being unbeatable. She simply enjoys behaving as if the distinction is everybody else’s problem. The next challenger can test the theory.
“They can call me the top bitch or call me out. Either way, they’re saying my name.”
Character profile: supplied background and campus articles, with newly written promotional dialogue and creative story development.
A stormy day on the rocky Malgrats Islands, just off the coast of Mallorca. From the RIB approach to the sea-splashed selfies on the rocks, Susanne shared the shoot with her friend and photographer Amir. Between the waves, the flexing and the laughter, there’s no mistaking who enjoys the attention. Here’s the first glimpse of their shoot — with more photos to come.

“I train almost every day. The sea can have a rest day; I’m not taking one.”— SUSANNE

“Amir punched my abs to test me. I have taken harder punches before. We both got what we needed.”— SUSANNE

“Yes, I feed on attention. Admiration is a perfectly good side dish.”— SUSANNE

“I love to box, I love to fight — and I’m not about to apologise for looking this fit.”— SUSANNE

“Stormy sea, strong arms, big smile. Subtle was never my strongest muscle.”— SUSANNE

“The waves can rock the boat. They’ll have to work harder to rock me.”— SUSANNE

“Sea legs, straight back, camera ready. I do love a dramatic entrance.”— SUSANNE

“I love the sea. I love to pose. And if there’s a camera, of course I’m going to flex.”— SUSANNE

“Hands behind my head, feet planted. The storm can make the drama — I’ll strike the pose.”— SUSANNE

“Salt water on my skin, a storm at my back. Too much fabric would only get in the way.”— SUSANNE

“The sea brought the waves. I brought the muscles. Naturally, we both showed off.”— SUSANNE
Evening on the beach at Can Pastilla, Mallorca. A change of light, a flash of green and Susanne’s own handwritten message: “I am fit for fight!” This is the opening frame of a new beach collection.
Before a Russian-organised cage fight in Limassol, Susanne takes centre stage for a hands-on test of her conditioning. She welcomes the attention, confidently posing while the men feel and assess her muscles. For Susanne, being on display is part of the build-up — and another chance to show exactly how ready she is.
Fight stories. Fight photos. Fight videos.
Meet the roster and discover the world of blackfist.club — coming soon.