There are champions who win titles. And then there is Muhammad Ali - someone who changed the world. Not just with his fists, but mostly with his words, choices and the way he kept fighting even when it wasn't boxing. At Warrior Code, we often draw inspiration from the greats. Ali is in a class of his own in this regard. In our earlier article - "Muhammad Ali: The Undisputed Champion of the Ring - we already described his unparalleled influence in the ring. But Ali was more than a boxer. He was a movement.

Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko are not only boxing champions, but also symbols of discipline, leadership and freedom. Raised under military discipline in the Soviet Union, they dominated heavyweight boxing for nearly two decades. Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, they are now fighting on the front lines: Vitali as mayor of Kyiv and international leader, Wladimir as a soldier and possible returning boxer

More and more young people in the Netherlands are struggling with mental problems such as stress, loneliness and depression. Warrior Code sees martial arts as a powerful tool to make young people more mentally resilient. By providing structure, discipline and respect, martial arts helps them express emotions in a healthy way. In safe, certified gyms, trainers guide young people in their personal growth. Martial arts is thus not part of the problem, but rather an important part of the solution.