Overview Fusion Fight League is a Billings-based professional MMA promotion that takes its fight cards all over Montana, from arenas and university fieldhouses to an ice dome in Havre and a baseball park in Missoula. Spectation Sports streams the cards live. In 2026 the promotion booked cards in Billings, Great Falls, Missoula and Bozeman, starting in January at First Interstate Arena. One of them, Fights Under the Lights, was held outdoors in the courtyard of the Billings Hotel and Convention Center. Spectation Sports runs a network of regional MMA franchises across North America and says it stages more than 60 live events a year. On site FFL keeps its own title belts. The August 2026 card at Ogren Park at Allegiance Field put the heavyweight title in the cage, and Daniel Trejo won it by knocking out Samuel Polk in the first round. Great Falls cards run at the Montana ExpoPark arenas. Season's Beatings, a December card at Four Seasons Arena, closed the year in 2024 and 2025. A sponsored fight gets a PA announcer's call before it starts and the sponsor's logo on screen. The cage canvas and corner pads carry logos too, and they show on the stream. Audience The promotion bills its local fighters as hometown heroes, and its clip of Billy "The Kid" Wagner finishing Charon Spain in front of a home crowd drew about 39,000 views on Facebook. Fans who are not in the building watch on Spectation's paid stream, where live fight statistics run less than 20 seconds behind the cage and free prediction games run alongside. Spectation's odds feed is on BetMGM in 22 states and Ontario. Track record FFL ran cards in Billings, Great Falls, Missoula, Bozeman and Havre through 2024 and 2025, with featherweight, lightweight and light heavyweight title fights along the way. In April 2026 it put the lightweight belt on the line in Great Falls, Wagner against Holloway. Brand presence Spectation sells the inventory in three layers. On the broadcast a brand can own the fight clock, the replay transitions or the commercial reads; each card carries more than 20 matchup graphics and 25 to 35 replays, and the graphics stay in the social and YouTube replays. In the building it can sponsor a single fight or hold the cage canvas and corner pads for a full year. Online, Spectation places banners on its event pages and articles, cuts branded highlight clips and builds custom social campaigns, and a partner can put its name on the free-to-play game.