Dim boxing gym at night with a ring under harsh overhead lights, empty seats in shadow, cinematic dark sports atmosphere
OUR ROSTER

The Fighters First Family:

"Brick by brick, we've built the best management company in Boxing." - Adrian Clark (CEO, Fighters First)

At Fighters First, the fighter is always the priority.

Brian Norman Jr. in a boxing ring after a win, gloves raised, sweat on skin, intense stadium lighting and crowd blur behind him

Brian Norman Jr.

29-1

Welterweight

Frank Martin in fight stance, focused expression, dark gym backdrop and dramatic side lighting on his torso and gloves

Frank Martin

19-1-1

Super Lightweight

Edwin De Los Santos portrait in boxing gear, sharp stare toward camera, studio-style lighting against a dark background

Edwin De Los Santos

17-3

Lightweight

Dominique Francis standing ringside in fight kit, calm confident posture, moody arena lighting and shallow depth of field

Dominique Francis

16-1

Super Featherweight

Joseph Almajdi in a super welterweight pose, gloves up, athletic build, high-contrast photo with dark studio background

Joseph Almajdi

5-1

Super Welterweight

Justin Pauldo lightweight boxer looking into camera, gloves on, sweat-sheen skin and dramatic low-key lighting

Justin Pauldo

20-2

Lightweight

Dim boxing gym at night, empty ring ropes and overhead lights catching haze, dark cinematic atmosphere with warm gold highlights
THE GREATS

Leading the Legacy

Total Contracts Closed:

$17,000,000+

Top fights negotiated:

Errol Spence Jr. vs Tim Tszyu: $6,000,000

Afterpay Arena - Sydney, Australia

Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin: $3,200,000

Kingdom Arena - Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Devin Haney vs. Brian Norman Jr.: $3,000,000

ANB Arena - Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Brian Norman Jr. vs. Jin Sasaki: $1,000,000

Ota City General Gymnasium - Tokyo, Japan

Canelo vs. Monroe Jr.: $1,000,000

Las Vegas, Nevada

Errol Spence Jr. in a three-quarter portrait, focused expression, athletic build, studio lighting against a dark background, documentary sports photograph

Errol Spence Jr. | 28-1 (22 KO)

WBC IBF & WBA Welterweight World Champion 2012 Olympian