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Bruno Enza

Bruno Enza helped organize NAGA Monaco.

Biography

Monaco Hebdo's May 2015 report described Bruno Enza organizing NAGA Monaco as president of Monaco's mixed martial arts, grappling and Brazilian jiu-jitsu federation. Paris contacts preceded a 2013 edition; scheduling prevented a 2014 event. With a separate association and institutional partners involved, organizing it called for about thirty volunteers. Enza sought an annual event, hoped for 150–300 entrants and stressed consideration for opponents.

Sources for this profile

  • Monaco Hebdo, May 2015.(opens in a new tab)

    • Monaco Hebdo’s May 2015 report identified Enza as president of Monaco’s MMA, grappling and BJJ federation, working with a separate local association on NAGA Monaco. The project followed contacts in Paris and a 2013 edition; scheduling prevented a 2014 event. Enza hoped for 150–300 entrants and emphasized consideration for one’s opponent. Around thirty volunteers and institutional partners supported the organizing effort, which aimed to establish an annual event.

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