About ORKA Slap Challenge

The ORKA Slap Challenge is a professionally structured, safety-regulated combat sport competition where two athletes compete in turn-based striking rounds to determine who can deliver the most powerful, accurate, and damage-controlled open-hand slap. Unlike street-style content or unregulated viral videos, ORKA elevates the sport with international standards, certified referees, medical teams on site, weight divisions, mandatory hand wrapping, and strict foul rules — transforming slap fighting into a legitimate competitive sport with global potential.

Every competitor enters the ORKA stage with one goal — to out-strike, out-endure, and out-stand their opponent. The challenge is not just about brute strength; it requires timing, technique, mental focus, strategic stance, and body control. Athletes are judged on legal striking zone, impact force, knockdown effect, and ability to recover within the time limit. With a format that includes qualification rounds, championship titles, prize money, and global rankings, ORKA is building the world’s most structured slap competition ecosystem — one that respects athletes, enforces safety, and delivers unmatched adrenaline and entertainment to live and broadcast audiences.

The ORKA Slap Challenge is more than a fight — it is a test of power, precision, discipline, and psychological resilience, bringing a new era of combat sports into the mainstream.