Two official Arnis sticks. Weapon-to-weapon exchanges with body and leg kicks, takedowns, sweeps, throws, and stick disarms.
The Evolution ofFilipino Combat Sports
Professional Filipino Martial Arts — weaponized competition, verified athletes, and championship legacy in one platform.Juego Todo transforms Filipino Martial Arts into a professional spectator sport with weaponized competition, verified athlete identity, official rules, media, commerce, seminars, and championship legacy connected in one platform.
August 28, 2026
1:00 PM
Entertainment Center, Building 3, Sta. Lucia East Mall
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Fight Format
3 Rounds / Fight Format
Doble Baston, Solo Baston, then Mano Y Mano. A cinematic fight format that can only belong to Filipino Martial Arts.
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Solo Baston
One stick and limited empty-hand body strikes. Takedowns, standing submissions, stick chokes, disarms, and hand switching.
Round 3
Mano Y Mano
Unarmed FMA striking and BJJ grappling. Punches and kicks to legal targets, elbows and knees to the body, takedowns, and submissions.
50+
Professional Fighters
500+
Amateur Fighters
100+
Matches
100+
Styles
18
Regions
20+
Juego Todo PH
58+
Juego Todo Int.
Broadcast Library
Featured Videos
Championship Legacy
Juego Todo Champions
The titleholders who defined Juego Todo — from the inaugural champion to the reigning Hari ng Latayan.
Juego Todo Inaugural Champion
Champion
Genil Francisco
December 20, 2019
Hari ng Latayan
Champion
Alfredo Melendres Jr.
Dec 12, 2025
Filipino Heritage
The Legacy of Filipino Martial Arts
From ancient warriors to modern championship cages — Juego Todo carries centuries of combat intelligence into broadcast-grade competition.
Pre-Colonial Era
Ancient Warriors
Tribal combat systems forged in island warfare — blade intelligence, ambush tactics, and warrior culture.
Indigenous Systems
Tribal Combat
Regional fighting traditions preserved through ritual, mentorship, and battlefield necessity across the archipelago.
Blade Mastery
Kali
Flow, angles, and live-blade timing evolve into structured combat science passed through generations.
Stick & Blade
Eskrima
Stick fighting systems refined for speed, rhythm, and disarming — the foundation of modern FMA competition.
National Identity
Arnis
Filipino martial arts recognized as national sport — standardized for schools, tournaments, and global export.
Modern Era
Juego Todo
Weaponized combat enters the cage — professional rules, verified rankings, and broadcast-grade championship sport.
Weight Classes
Official body-weight divisions across the JTGC roster.
Flyweight
Bantamweight
Featherweight
Lightweight
Age Divisions
Age-based eligibility for sanctioned competition.
Kids
5–11 years old
Teens (Minors)
12–17 years old
Amateur (Adults)
18 years old and above
Systems
Competition formats and pathways across the Juego Todo calendar.
- Amateur
- Semi
- Pro
- Championships
Competition Levels
Elite tier for qualified championship contenders.
Championship Division
Open to qualified fighters based on ranking, record, and sanctioning rules (not strictly age-based)