Adam “The Berserker” Progress competes in the inaugural King of the Hill tournament at Zumi Fight House 6.0, The Lighthouse Theatre, Camberwell, London, Saturday 4 July 2026.
Adam “The Berserker” Progress is back. One of combat sports’ most exciting young prospects returns to Zumi Fight House 6.0 on Saturday 4 July 2026, competing in the inaugural King of the Hill tournament at The Lighthouse Theatre, Camberwell, London. At 18 years old, 6ft 8in, and 194lbs, Progress is the kind of fighter that makes people stop and pay attention. He already has. His recent appearance at Dirty Boxing put him on the radar of the wider combat sports world, and his return to Zumi Fight House is one of the most compelling storylines heading into the summer.
Adam Progress Returns to Zumi Fight House
Progress carries a nickname that fits. “The Berserker” is not a brand. It is a description. The 18-year-old brings a physicality and an intensity to combat sports that is rare at any level, let alone from someone still in the early stages of their career. At 6ft 8in and 194lbs, he occupies space in ways his opponents cannot prepare for. His frame alone is a weapon. What makes it dangerous is how he uses it.
His appearance at Dirty Boxing drew attention far beyond the venue. Progress generated conversation within the combat sports community at the highest level, a clear sign that his performances are registering with people who know the sport. That kind of attention does not come without substance behind it. He earned it.
Now he brings that momentum back to Zumi Fight House. The promotion that first gave him a platform sees him return with a point to prove and a tournament designed to bring out exactly what he offers: aggression, power, and the relentless forward pressure that makes him so difficult to stop.
King of the Hill Tournament
Zumi Fight House 6.0 introduces the inaugural King of the Hill tournament, and Adam Progress is one of its competitors.
The format is straightforward and unforgiving. Two fights in one night, winner-takes-all. The fighter who comes through both bouts progresses to headline the evening. There is no margin for error, no second chances, and no room for anything but your best performance across back-to-back bouts.
For Progress, the format plays directly to his strengths. He is built for sustained pressure and high-output performances. The King of the Hill tournament does not reward those who conserve. It rewards those who finish. If “The Berserker” fights the way he is capable of fighting, Saturday 4 July could be the night that announces him to a much wider audience.
Event Details
- Event: Zumi Fight House 6.0
- Date: Saturday 4 July 2026
- Venue: The Lighthouse Theatre, Camberwell, London
- Competition: King of the Hill Tournament
Tickets are available now via Zumi Fight House’s official ticketing partner.