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Combat Edge
A production company whose best credential was invisible: it calls international fight promotions on national television and runs its own youth tournament, and had nowhere that said so.
combatedge.gr · live since 2026
Client
Combat Edge
Type
Client Website
Sector
Combat Sports Production
Status
Live
The Brief
A services company mistaken for a fight brand.
Combat Edge produces combat sports events, films and cuts the footage, and provides the Greek commentary for international promotions broadcast on ANT1+. It also runs HitMode, its own tournament for athletes up to sixteen. None of that was visible anywhere, and what little existed read like a fan page rather than a company that sells delivery.
So the site leads with the work that proves the claim. The broadcast credentials sit directly under the opening fold, the three services are numbered and specific, and the photography is the team in the actual booth rather than stock. HitMode is presented as one thing they run, not as the identity of the business.
Screens
The home page 
Event production 
HitMode, their own tournament 
The company in figures
Deliverables
What was built.
Eight pages in two languages, built to turn an enquiry into a conversation — and to make a services business look like one.
Three Services, Stated Plainly
Event production, content production and athletic programmes, each numbered and broken into what is actually delivered — venue and logistics, matchmaking, refereeing, multi-camera filming, motion graphics, coach education — instead of a paragraph of ambition.
Proof Above the Fold
The promotions carried on national television appear immediately under the opening statement, as a single band of partner marks normalised to read as one set, with the broadcaster kept in its own colour because it is the broadcaster and not one of the properties.
HitMode
A dedicated page for the company's own youth tournament — disciplines, age and weight categories, and how to enter — positioned as something they run rather than as the company itself.
Greek First, English Beside It
Greek is the default and English is the alternative, with both fully written rather than machine-translated. The typeface was changed during the build because the original carried no Greek characters at all, which would have left the primary audience reading a fallback font.
One Way In
Every path — a sponsor, a parent asking about HitMode, a promoter needing a crew — lands on the same enquiry form, which reaches the company by email and sends the visitor an acknowledgement in the language they wrote in.
Accessible and Private by Default
Contrast checked at the size text is actually read, touch targets sized for a thumb, motion that respects a visitor's own settings — and analytics that belong to the company, with no advertising trackers and no cookie banner to dismiss.
How It Works
A brochure that behaves like a shopfront.
The site is assembled ahead of time and served ready-made, so it opens immediately on a phone at a gym. There is no database to be slow and no login to protect — the only thing it has to do reliably is deliver an enquiry, and that path is watched.
What that means day to day
Greek as the front door
The default language is the one the audience searches in
Proof, not stock
The photographs are the team calling the events
One conversion path
Every enquiry arrives the same way, in the visitor's language
Their own audience data
Self-hosted analytics, no advertising trackers
The Site Today
The credentials, in the open.
50+
Events organised, by their own count
500+
Athletes supported, by their own count
3
International promotions called on ANT1+
16
Pages published — eight in each language
The first three figures are Combat Edge's own, as published on the site. The site carries no ticketing, no registration system and no online payments.
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