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About GLEAT
GLEAT is a hybrid Japanese promotion operated by LIDET Entertainment that bridges the worlds of professional wrestling and mixed martial arts. Established in 2020, the organization hosts three distinct brands: G Prowrestling (traditional puroresu), LIDET UWF (shoot-style wrestling), and GLEAT MMA (unified mixed martial arts rules). Overseen by executive director and shoot-fighting legend Kiyoshi Tamura, the promotion features raw, physical combat where athletes transition seamlessly from standard wrestling rings to cage-bound MMA contests.
Top teams
The roster features a highly versatile group of athletes who cross over between wrestling and MMA divisions. The shoot-style and MMA ranks are spearheaded by former LIDET UWF Champion Takanori Ito and Tetsuya Izuchi (representing the Black Generation International stable). Technical specialists like Yu Iizuka, Soma Watanabe, and former G-REX champion Kaito Ishida remain key threats, frequently challenging guest fighters from Pancrase, DEEP, and RIZIN on crossover cards.
Format
GLEAT organizes monthly numbered events ("Ver.") and brand-specific shows throughout 2026. Matches are run under three distinct rulesets. G Prowrestling uses traditional pinfall and submission rules. LIDET UWF matches feature shoot-style rules: wrestlers start with a set allocation of points (typically 5 or 15), losing a point for each rope break or knockdown, with victory achieved only by submission, knockout, or point depletion. GLEAT MMA bouts are contested under standard unified MMA rules inside a ring or cage.
Viewership
GLEAT commands a highly dedicated global cult following among fans of realistic, hard-hitting combat sports. The promotion's unique blend of physical realism and hybrid rulesets has drawn considerable interest from traditional MMA fans and puroresu enthusiasts alike, driving consistent digital viewership across international markets.
Streaming options in Japan
Domestic fans in Japan can stream all major cards live and access extensive archives through the official GLEAT Official YouTube Channel. While smaller events are available free of charge, major numbered "Ver." shows require a paid YouTube Channel Membership or standalone PPV purchase.
Streaming options in the US
For viewers in the United States, all live events and press conferences are broadcast via the GLEAT Official YouTube Channel. American fans can join the channelโs premium membership tier to access live feeds of "Ver." cards and specialized LIDET UWF tournaments, with full English commentary occasionally provided.
Streaming options in Europe
European combat sports fans can stream GLEAT MMA and UWF cards live via the official GLEAT YouTube Portal. By subscribing to the channel's monthly membership, viewers in Europe can watch the live streams of major events and browse the complete video-on-demand archive of past matches.
International streaming options
Global audiences outside of Japan can follow all the action on the GLEAT YouTube Channel. Subscriptions to the YouTube membership tier grant worldwide access to live, high-definition broadcasts of all major cards, including cross-promotional bouts with fighters from Pancrase and RIZIN.
Current season
The 2026 GLEAT campaign features a packed calendar, including major numbered events like Ver. 24 and Ver. 25, alongside specialized shoot-style shows like LIDET UWF Ver. 8. The summer schedule is highlighted by the G-Class Tournament final on June 4, 2026, with all matches streamed live globally via the GLEAT Official YouTube Channel's membership tier.
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