Spartacus App promises more interaction between fans and fighters in 2023

A study carried out by the Russian event Spartacus MMA, which since last year has been promoting regular editions in Brazil, pointed out that most fans of the sport are not satisfied with just watching good fights; she needs to feel part of the gear.

In numbers, 89% of fans seek contact with the professionals that make up the system, such as fighters, referees, coaches and other specialists. Based on this data, the organization invested in its own application, which allows the public to interact with the elements of the event.

“The purpose of engagement is to attract the public to other platforms, but this is only possible through fan loyalty, who want more than just leaving a comment on the fighter’s page. Our idea is to offer an environment similar to that of Twitch “, explained Andrey Ilskiy, CEO of Spartacus.

Available for download on the App Store and PlayStore, the Spartacus App allows users to interact directly with athletes. In addition to being able to talk to the fighters, the fan can also participate in the organization’s decisions, such as choosing the best fight of the night, the knockout of the month or the fighter of the year.

Since last year, the Spartacus App has been live streaming all of the organization’s events. For 2023, they promise to add some new features, such as the possibility for fans to support athletes with donations directly through the App, being able to be a kind of personal sponsor.

It is worth noting that the greatest difficulty for athletes at the beginning of their careers is the lack of financial support, which ends up forcing the competitor to divide the focus by working in other professions and consequently dividing the focus. In many cases, this ends up leaving many promises along the way.

This functionality of the Spartacus App is based on a part of the research that showed that 78% of the fans are willing to support the fighters even more in exchange for content that makes the public feel close to the idol, such as information about life, training, food and others. elements of an athlete’s routine.