From May 7 to 9, 2026, Badalona will become the epicenter of European basketball: the Olimpic Arena will host the Final Four of the Basketball Champions League. A city that breathes basketball and lives every game with intensity, Badalona is the perfect place for one of the most anticipated events of the season. The Olimpic Arena, also known as the Badalona Olympic Pavilion or Palau Municipal d’Esports de Badalona, has a history deeply connected to international basketball. Built for the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games, it was the main venue for the basketball competition throughout the Olympic tournament and hosted games that marked an era, including those of the legendary Dream Team from the United States, featuring NBA stars such as Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, and Larry Bird. Inaugurated in 1991 and designed by architects Esteve Bonell and Francesc Rius, the arena was awarded the Mies van der Rohe Contemporary Architecture Award in 1992 for its innovative design and the cultural significance of the venue. Since then, the Olimpic Arena has not only witnessed major international matches for over three decades but is also the home of Club Joventut de Badalona, one of the historic clubs in Spanish basketball, and an iconic space for the local fans. Excitement for the Final Four is already building: the official event trailer is now available right here for you to enjoy, and very soon more information will be released about tickets, activities, and surprises around the competition. Don’t miss the chance to experience the magic of basketball in one of its most emblematic cities. Badalona is waiting for you from May 7 to 9, 2026!

Evanescence arrives in Badalona to reconnect with those who grew up with their unmistakable voice, among posters, folders, and MP3 playlists. The band led by Amy Lee has confirmed that their new world tour will stop at the Olimpic Arena de Badalona in the fall of 2026, in one of only two concerts scheduled in Spain. A date marked in red for those who have spent two decades waiting to relive that first thrill brought by “Bring Me to Life,” “My Immortal,” and more. They won’t come alone. Poppy and Nova Twins will be part of an evening that promises to merge generations of alternative metal on a single stage. The alliance with Poppy comes after the release of “End of You,” where Amy Lee shared the spotlight with the artist and Courtney LaPlante. A natural bridge between the dark, symphonic sound of the Americans and the new wave of experimental metal that captivates younger fans. The announcement comes while they are in the midst of recording their next album, the sixth in their career, scheduled for 2026. While details remain under wraps, the band has continued to make its mark with soundtrack collaborations such as Ballerina, with “Fight Like a Girl,” and Devil May Cry, with the song “Afterlife.” The last chance to see them in Spain was in 2024, at the Alma Festival and later at Rock in Rio Lisbon. Two unforgettable nights that confirmed what was obvious: Evanescence continue to be a refuge, a memory, and a catharsis. Badalona awaits you.

Marilyn Manson left his mark on the Olimpic Arena de Badalona on November 27 with a performance that confirmed why he remains one of the most influential and unsettling names in contemporary rock. The stop at the venue was part of the “One Assassination Under God Tour”, his long-awaited return to Europe after years away from the stage. The show brought together thousands of fans who experienced an intense, dark and highly theatrical live set, true to the extreme aesthetic that has defined the artist throughout his career. The setlist combined classics such as “The Beautiful People” and “mOBSCENE” with new tracks from One Assassination Under God – Chapter 1, his twelfth album, where Manson once again explores his recurring themes: the tension between the sacred and the profane, redemption, desire and the most visceral side of human nature. On stage, each song felt like a small ritual, reinforced by a brutal visual production. The night opened with Dead Posey, whose raw energy and dark aesthetic fit naturally with the atmosphere of the evening. A show that will remain in the Olimpic’s memory as a powerful display of magnetism and provocation. Here are the best photos from Marilyn Manson’s performance!

On November 8, the Olimpic Arena in Badalona experienced a historic night as it hosted the first concert in Spain by the renowned Kazakh artist Dimash Qudaibergen. Thousands of fans, known as “Dears,” filled the venue, creating a vibrant and emotionally charged atmosphere from the very first moments. The show began in a powerful and striking way with the performance of the national anthem of Kazakhstan, which received a standing ovation, followed by Dimash appearing in an elegant white suit and delivering his unifying message “We Are the Gold!”. The audience’s energy was felt in every corner of the arena, amplified by the history and grandeur of the Olimpic Arena, a stage for countless legendary events over the years. Unforgettable Moment with Zhanel Ali One of the most memorable moments of the night was when Dimash invited young Kazakh singer Zhanel Ali, only 15 years old, onto the stage. She dazzled with a fragment of “Unforgettable Day,” wearing a beautiful traditional Kazakh costume. The emotion of sharing the stage with her idol was etched into the hearts of all present. A Symbolic Gesture of Hope and Peace Another moving moment was the fans’ initiative “Elegimos la Vida” (“We Choose Life”) during the performance of “The Story of One Sky,” when thousands of hands wearing white gloves rose in unison, symbolizing hope, purity, and peace. Celebrating Music and Cultural Connection At the Olimpic Arena, we celebrate having witnessed such a significant event, which not only brought together thousands of fans but also bridged cultures and celebrated music as a universal language. The night of November 8 will forever remain in our memory as an example of the magic that can occur when an artist, their audience, and an iconic stage come together. We want to give special recognition to the Dears from Spain, Latin America, and other countries around the world who traveled to fulfill their dream and prepared an unforgettable welcome for Dimash.

There are concerts that are a demonstration of visceral force that turns a venue into the epicenter of overwhelming energy. That was exactly what The Offspring, with the complicity of a masterful Simple Plan, achieved at the sold-out Olimpic Arena in Badalona. The evening began with Simple Plan, who proved to be much more than just an opening act. The Canadians are masters at the art of connecting with the audience, deploying a catalog of generational anthems that served as the perfect ignition. Their performance was a celebration of pop-punk at its purest, setting the stage for the rock storm that was to come. After a twenty-minute break, the stage welcomed the legends. The Offspring didn't hit the stage, they stormed it. The band kicked things off by playing nine songs with hardly any breaks in between. An adrenaline rush starring anthems like 'Come Out and Play' and 'All I Want' that promised a night without respite. Led by the unmistakable voice of Dexter Holland and the sharp riffs of Noodles, they demonstrated why they are one of the most potent creative forces in punk rock. The concert was a journey through an indelible legacy, in which there was room for some tears during the emotional 'Gone Away', which transformed the pavilion into a sea of lights in a moment of pure connection. But that pause only served to gather momentum before the final apotheosis. The final stretch was an all-out party, a succession of classics that are part of the DNA of several generations. 'Pretty Fly (for a White Guy)', 'The Kids Aren't Alright' and the collective outburst of 'Self Esteem' were the finishing touch to an impeccable performance, where the band and the audience merged into one voice. This last song was the farewell to a concert full of nostalgia and rock that, for a moment, took us back to the nineties.

On November 8th, the Olimpic Arena in Badalona is getting ready to host an event that promises to be historic: the Dimash concert, the musical phenomenon that has won hearts all over the world. Fans of the singer, known as Dears, are going all out to fill the venue 100%, with the excitement of experiencing a unique and unforgettable night together. For weeks, the Dears have been organizing travel groups, sharing information, and coordinating pre-concert meetups (see @dq_official_fan_club_spain account to stay update). Many of them are traveling from different parts of Spain, while others are coming from Europe and Latin America, demonstrating the artist’s international reach and the loyalty of his audience. The passion of these fans is reflected not only in the number of tickets purchased but also in the energy and creativity with which they celebrate every moment related to Dimash. The Olimpic Arena, with a capacity for thousands of people, stands out as the perfect stage for Dimash to showcase his impressive vocal range and charisma. The Dears don’t want to miss a single moment and are doing everything possible to ensure the concert is completely sold out, creating an electric atmosphere that will make the experience even more special. Advertising on buses by @dq_official_fan_club_spain The remaining tickets are selling fast, and it’s expected that they will be completely sold out in the coming days. For those who haven’t secured their seat yet, this is the last chance to be part of a show that has already generated high expectations among the artist’s followers. On November 8th, Badalona will become the epicenter of international music, thanks to the strength and dedication of the Dears who, united, are making a historic sell-out at the Olimpic Arena a reality. Thank you so much, Dears! Special thanks to the fan clubs @dq_official_fan_club_spain and @dimash.dears_spain for their collaboration.

Next Saturday, September 27, the doors of the Olimpic open to welcome two legendary punk-rock bands from the 90s and 2000s: The Offspring and Simple Plan. Sold out! We're revving up for a truly explosive night with some band trivia you might not have known. A peculiar beginning: the band was born from a school project between Dexter Holland and Greg K, with the school janitor, Kevin John Wasserman, who would become their guitarist, Noodles. Name change: their first name was indeed Manic Subsidal before becoming The Offspring. PhD in biology: Dexter (Bryan) Holland completed a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology in May 2017. + info: Rolling Stone — dexter holland finishes Ph.D. Digital giveaway attempt: for the album Conspiracy of One (2000) they planned to offer free downloads and a $1 million giveaway; the label pressured them and the initiative was canceled. + info: ABC News — Offspring Album Download Axed (2000). A lawsuit changed their album name: their album Splinter was going to be called Chinese Democracy (like the Guns N' Roses album), but Axl Rose sued them and they had to change it. The sample from “Pretty Fly (For a White Guy)”: the vocals in "Pretty Fly (For a White Guy)" use the same sample as "Rock of Ages" by Def Leppard. Is the bassist a lawyer?: bassist Greg Kriesel is a lawyer by training, although he never practiced. Their debut album and CD releases: the band's first album, titled The Offspring, was not released on CD until 1995, two years after the vinyl and cassette formats were created. Punk revival in the 90s: The Offspring, along with bands like Green Day and Rancid, are often credited with bringing mainstream attention back to punk in the mid-to-late 90s. Americana and mass punk accessibility: their album Americana (1998) established a sound that made certain elements of punk/pop-punk more accessible to a wider audience; the album and singles like “Pretty Fly” were key in that transition. And you? Will you be part of this brutal night of punk-rock?

Dimash Kudaibergen, the Kazakh singer whose voice has conquered the world, has become a true global phenomenon. With a vocal range of six octaves and a versatility that spans from classical music to contemporary pop, Dimash has achieved what few artists have: combining technical virtuosity with an emotional depth that transcends languages and cultures. Now, he can finally be enjoyed in Spain at the Olimpic Arena in Badalona, on November 8. From Kazakhstan to the world The story of Dimash began in Kazakhstan, in a family of musicians, where he started playing the piano and singing from a very young age. His talent led him to win international competitions and, in 2017, his participation in the Chinese show Singer 2017 catapulted him to Asian recognition. Since then, he has gathered millions of followers on digital platforms and sold out concert halls across multiple continents, proving that his music knows no borders. Dimash impresses not only with his technique but also with his ability to connect emotionally with the audience. His repertoire includes songs in more than a dozen languages, reflecting his interest in cultural diversity and his gift for conveying universal feelings. Each performance is an experience that combines vocal power, dramatic interpretation, and instrumental virtuosity rarely seen in contemporary music. Dimash comes to Spain In Spain, the wait to see him live has created unprecedented excitement. On November 8, Dimash will perform at the Olimpic Arena in Badalona, an event that promises to be historic. A sold-out venue is expected, with fans traveling from different cities and regions to experience this unique moment up close. This event is an exceptional opportunity for Spanish fans to get closer to the Dimash phenomenon and discover why his name is on the lips of music lovers all around the world. It will be an unforgettable night, yet another demonstration of the power of a voice that transcends genres, languages, and borders: the phenomenon Dimash Kudaibergen is ready to conquer the Olimpic Arena. Don’t miss your ticket and get yours by clicking here.

The Olimpic Arena in Badalona is preparing to welcome one of the most controversial and acclaimed icons of rock. Marilyn Manson will return to the stage on November 27, 2025, as part of the second leg of his world tour One Assassination Under God Tour. The tour will have only two stops in Spain, with Badalona being the first.   With a career defined by provocation, theatricality, and an unmistakable sound, Marilyn Manson promises a show full of intensity and new anthems. His most recent work, One Assassination Under God – Chapter 1, released at the end of 2024, is the singer’s twelfth studio album and is already available on all digital platforms. Songs from this album will join essential classics such as The Beautiful People and mOBSCENE, which have made Marilyn Manson a reference for multiple generations. Tickets for the Badalona show are now on sale and can be purchased directly through the official Olimpic Arena website. Exclusive VIP packages will also be available for those who want an even closer experience with the artist. Given the high demand expected for this concert, it is recommended to purchase tickets as soon as possible.     The Olimpic Arena will witness a highly anticipated return: a sonic and visual journey that will reaffirm Marilyn Manson as one of the most influential names in contemporary rock. Fans are already counting down the days to experience a night that promises to be dark, provocative, and absolutely unforgettable.

Last Friday, May 9th, the Olimpic Arena once again became the perfect stage for school basketball greatness. For the second year in a row, our venue hosted the finals of the Copa Colegial — and this time, it reached new heights with the first edition of the Copa Colegial Catalunya & GBSB Global. If last year’s Copa Colegial Barcelona was already a special moment, this edition marked a big leap forward. Four schools from different parts of Catalonia came together to experience a unique event on a court full of history — unforgettable and, for many, unrepeatable. Girls’ Final: drama until the final whistle The girls’ grand final saw Santa Pau-PIFMA take on Sant Gabriel Sant Adrià in a thrilling game that wasn’t decided until the last minutes. Final score: 69-65.Santa Pau-PIFMA came out victorious, with Martina Miras earning MVP honors for the final and Martina Torregrosa, also from Santa Pau-PIFMA, named tournament MVP. Boys’ Final: Mataró’s dominance and style Next up, the boys’ final featured Escola Pia Santa Anna (Mataró) and Institut Front Marítim (Barcelona). The Mataró team controlled the pace from start to finish, securing the win with a 63-72 scoreline.Pol Armengol (Front Marítim) was named Final MVP, while Pau Jordà (Pia Santa Anna) took home the MVP of the entire tournament. A legendary venue for an unforgettable day What happened at the Olimpic Arena was more than just basketball — it was a celebration of school sports, of the values it represents, and of the future it inspires. The crowd roared, the players gave their all, and one thing was clear: this venue has soul. The Olimpic Arena was once again the heart of school basketball. And we’re already counting the days until next time. See you soon, Badalona!

On the mornings of May 21st, 22nd, and 23rd, Olimpic Arena of Badalona will come alive with music, movement, and smiles during the 21st Badalona School Dance Gathering. Over the course of three mornings, from 9:45 to 11:45 a.m., more than 4,950 children, from preschool (I3) to 4th grade, from 33 schools across the city will meet at our venue to share an unforgettable experience. This event is much more than a dance showcase. It’s the result of collective work organized by the Music Teachers of Early Childhood and Primary Education of Badalona, with the support of the Pedagogical Resource Center (CRP) of the Department of Education and Vocational Training of the Government of Catalonia, and the Education Department of the Badalona City Council. The goals of this initiative are both clear and enriching: Bring music closer to children through dance. Spark excitement and responsibility through a shared experience with students from other schools. Foster psychomotor coordination and spatial awareness. Promote intercultural understanding through traditional dances from Catalonia and around the world. Involve the entire educational community: students, teachers, families, local entities, and institutions. The Gathering also features the collaboration of groups such as Badalona Sardanista, Típic Ball de Bastons de Canyet, Ballet Silvia Pallisera, Escola de Dansa l’Assaig, Club Joventut Badalona, and of course, ourselves — Olimpic Arena of Badalona, proud to host an event that celebrates diversity, culture, and education through movement. And to top it off, the traditional music group So Nat will perform live for several of the dances, adding even more magic to this celebration of body and soul.

Last Saturday, April 12, the Olimpic Arena in Badalona became the epicenter of national and international pop with the celebration of LOS40 Primavera Pop 2025. The venue, which hosted this festival in Catalonia for the first time, sold out all tickets, bringing together 9,000 attendees for an unforgettable night. After passing through Madrid, the event landed in Badalona with around twenty artists who are setting trends in the pop and urban music scenes. Among them were standout names like Vicco, Nil Moliner, Béele, Bombai, Dani Fernández, Abraham Mateo, and María Becerra, who thrilled the crowd with their performances. The festival, which began in 2007, took another step in its growth by choosing a larger venue in Catalonia. Hosts Tony Aguilar, Dani Moreno 'El Gallo', and Cristina Boscá introduced each artist, keeping the atmosphere festive and energetic throughout the night. The choice of the Olimpic Arena as the venue not only allowed for a top-level technical setup, but also highlighted Badalona’s commitment to culture and live music. Mayor Xavier Garcia Albiol emphasized that “bringing an event as important as LOS40 Primavera Pop 2025 to Badalona is a boost and a statement that positions the city as a key reference in the music scene.” With this successful edition, LOS40 Primavera Pop reinforces its status as one of the most important festivals in the Spanish music scene, and Badalona solidifies its role as a cultural hotspot in the country.

On March 14, 2025, the Olimpic Arena in Badalona became the global epicenter of entertainment by hosting the historic event WWE Friday Night SmackDown. This show marked a milestone as the first-ever WWE televised show from Spain, broadcast live via Netflix, allowing millions of viewers around the world to witness an unforgettable night. The evening featured world-renowned superstars like Randy Orton, known as "The Viper", who thrilled fans with his unmatched presence in the ring. In addition, WWE Undisputed Champion "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes appeared in a special “Miz TV” segment, where he discussed his upcoming challenges at WrestleMania. The Spanish crowd and fans who traveled from various regions created an electrifying atmosphere, showing a passion and energy that did not go unnoticed by WWE stars. The enthusiasm and excitement of the audience played a major role in the event’s success, cementing Olimpic Arena as a top-tier venue for hosting events of this scale. The WWE SmackDown event at Olimpic Arena in Badalona not only brought together thousands of fans, but also notable FC Barcelona players like Lamine Yamal, Alejandro Balde, and Héctor Fort, who enjoyed the show from premium seats near the commentary table. Lamine Yamal was one of the highlights outside the ring, seen holding a WWE championship belt and sharing moments backstage with legends such as Triple H, Randy Orton, and Cody Rhodes. His presence added a special touch to an already unforgettable night, showcasing the link between elite sports and global entertainment. The flawless organization and high-quality facilities of Olimpic Arena, combined with the success of the live Netflix broadcast, have positioned the venue as one of the best places to host internationally televised events. This occasion not only reinforces Olimpic Arena’s ability to hold large-scale events, but also highlights its commitment to delivering unforgettable experiences for both performers and audiences. The night of March 14 will remain etched in the memory of everyone in attendance and those who followed the event from home, reaffirming Olimpic Arena Badalona’s place on the global map of major live entertainment.

On February 15, 2025, the Olimpic Arena in Badalona witnessed the "Night of Legends," an unforgettable event that gathered more than 4,000 fans to enjoy 11 professional fights in boxing, Muay Thai, and K1. The evening was marked by the presence of emblematic boxing figures. In the main event, Sergio "Maravilla" Martínez, five-time world champion in two divisions, faced Barcelona's César Córdoba, four-time world kickboxing champion with a distinguished professional boxing career. Despite Martínez, nearing 50 years old, wearing a rigid brace on his knee, he showcased his prowess in the ring. The fight, scheduled for six two-minute rounds, started with the Argentine dominating, knocking Córdoba down with a powerful left hook. However, the Spaniard recovered and balanced the fight, leading to a draw. Amid laughter and embraces, both fighters promised a rematch in Argentina. The co-main event of the night featured Kiko Martínez and Juli Giner, two icons of Spanish boxing who decided to bid farewell to the ring by facing each other. Martínez, a world champion in two categories, and Giner, a former European champion, delivered an intense fight that ended in a draw, putting a golden finishing touch on their respective careers. The "Night of Legends" also hosted international title fights. Paula Silva, known as "Pretty Killer," claimed the ISKA International belt in the 50.5 kg category after defeating Camila Filippini. At just 19 years old, Silva secured this victory on the same day she took the exams to join the Mossos d'Esquadra, demonstrating her dedication to both sports and her professional future. Another highlight was the rematch between Antonio Campoy and Alan Huarte. After their previous fight ended in a draw, Campoy secured a spectacular knockout in the third round, igniting the crowd's excitement. The event, organized by Fight Lover Promotions, not only delivered high-level bouts but also paid tribute to historic boxing figures such as Isaac "Chaca" Real, Javier García Roche, and José Luis "Titín" Zapater. Additionally, the proceeds from the event were allocated to creating sports scholarships for at-risk youth, reaffirming the Olimpic Arena's commitment to the community and sports. The "Night of Legends" at the Olimpic Arena in Badalona will remain in the memory of all attendees as a celebration of sportsmanship and the legacy of great boxing and martial arts figures. To relive the best moments of the fight between Sergio "Maravilla" Martínez and César Córdoba, watch the following video:

WWE® is coming back to Spain! After six years of waiting, on Friday, March 14, 2025, Barcelona will be the stage for an epic WWE SmackDown® at the Olimpic Arena in Badalona. A unique opportunity to experience your favorite superstars live in an unprecedented production in the country, presented by Proactiv Entertainment. Get ready to see your favorite SmackDown superstars in action, including the living legend Randy Orton, known as “The Legend Killer”, “The Viper”, and “WWE’s Apex Predator”, who will not stop delivering RKOs, his iconic move, and adding new victims to his extensive list. Also appearing will be the undisputed WWE champion, "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes; the WWE women’s champion, Tiffany Stratton; Kevin Owens; LA Knight; Charlotte Flair; Bianca Belair & Naomi; the dominant The Bloodline and Damian Priest, along with other big names. As an exciting addition, an unmissable match from Monday Night RAW will take place: the World Heavyweight Champion, Gunther, will face AJ Styles in an epic showdown, unleashing all the energy, adrenaline, and excitement at the Palau Olímpic de Badalona. The arrival of WWE TV in Spain marks a crucial moment, as WWE has over 1.7 million followers on social media in the country and has achieved impressive viewership numbers, with more than 1.3 million weekly viewers currently tuning in to its shows. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this historic comeback. Secure your ticket now and get ready for a night full of epic moments! COUNTDOWN TO WWE SMACKDOWN IN SPAIN: SPECIAL TICKET PRICES Tickets for WWE Friday Night SmackDown in Barcelona are now available at mitaquilla.com. Additionally, until March 11, 2025, WWE fans in Spain can access special prices for the event: a 25% discount on individual tickets and a 30% discount on packs of 4 tickets (check more information and conditions at mitaquilla.com).

The first major electronic music event of the year was a resounding success. On January 1st, from 11 AM to 11 PM, the Olimpic Arena became the epicenter of hardtechno with a top-tier lineup that made the audience vibrate during 12 uninterrupted hours of crushing beats. The day was defined by the overwhelming energy of internationally renowned DJs such as I Hate Models, DYEN, KØZLØV, and Mad Dog, who delivered intense sets filled with deep bass and fast-paced rhythms, keeping thousands of fans moving non-stop. The event, organized by Fury, exceeded all expectations, establishing itself as one of the best ways to kick off 2025 for lovers of the hardest techno. The combination of flawless sound, stunning visual production, and an atmosphere of pure connection with the music made this an unforgettable experience. Without a doubt, this electronic marathon has left its mark on the scene and solidifies the Olimpic Arena as the perfect venue for top-tier electronic music events.

The Dogfight Wild Tournament, in its third edition, is set to shake the Olimpic Arena de Badalona with an epic evening that promises extreme thrills and an unprecedented show. Under the leadership of Jordi Wild, this event has become one of the most brutal and highly anticipated in the fighting scene, drawing inspiration from the glory and intensity of the ancient Roman Colosseum.   Ver esta publicación en Instagram   Una publicación compartida de Jordi Wild (@jordiwild8) The tournament features a lineup packed with unforgettable matches. The Battle of Legends pits two titans against each other: Abner Lloveras "Skullman" and Pawel Stanislaw Golebiewski "Polish Viking", in a clash that promises to be historic for its intensity and technique. In the Old School Fight, fighters Giani Sandu and Ousmane Traoré will go head-to-head in a bout reminiscent of classic wrestling. The night continues with the spectacular Medieval Battle, where Guillermo Monreal and Diego Ferrer will face off clad in armor and wielding traditional weapons, transporting the audience to another era. Meanwhile, the female No Rules Fight between Yamila Sánchez and Yess Castro will showcase sheer aggression and resilience. Among the standout attractions is the chaotic Car Fight, featuring fighters like Héctor Vela Rivas "Psycho", Hugo García Faucher "Belisarius", Alberto Romero de la Ossa "Némesis", and Izan Plou Prunor "La Respuesta", battling inside and outside cars. The event also includes an electrifying tag-team match with Zdravko Tarnadzhiev "Bad News" and Aitor Gaspar "GAPS" squaring off against Joel Sadiel Infante and Fabiano Lucio Matos "Curisco" under special rules. The night will culminate in an epic Battle Royale, where ten fighters will compete for glory: Roger Dalet "Goliat", Julián Calvo "Hulki", Adama Sakera "Black Diamond", Iván Rullo "The Electric", Humber García, Martí Rodríguez "Kiko", Amuyen de Martín "The Cat", Alex Quílez "The Killer", Juan Marín "The Wuan", and Raymison Bruno "Formiga". Additionally, Jordi Wild has promised surprises to be revealed during the event, ensuring this edition will be remembered as one of the most intense and thrilling in the tournament’s history.

Inspired by the epic and spectacle of the ancient Roman Empire, this edition promises to push attendees to their limits with a series of extreme fights that defy everything we’ve seen before. Jordi Wild, the visionary behind this phenomenon, ensures it will be a historic evening.   Ver esta publicación en Instagram   Una publicación compartida por DWT - Dogfight Wild Tournament (@dwt_fighting) The DogFight Wild Tournament is not just a sporting event; it’s an immersive experience. With four giant screens strategically placed, every attendee will enjoy even the smallest details of the fights, ensuring perfect visibility from any point in the stadium. [video width="1258" height="702" mp4="https://www.olimpicarena.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Olimpic-promo-Trim.mp4"][/video]     Although the full lineup of fighters is already an undeniable attraction, the Main Event stands out as the climax of the night, a battle that, according to Jordi Wild, “nobody is prepared to witness.” Tickets are already on sale, and demand is high. Don’t miss out on this unique night that blends the epic of the past with the adrenaline of the present. Experience the rebirth of the Roman Empire at the Olimpic Arena and be part of something truly historic! Get your tickets here.   Ver esta publicación en Instagram   Una publicación compartida de Jordi Wild (@jordiwild8) Are you ready to witness the fight of your life? See you at Tertium Mortis!

More than 800 family members filled the Olimpic Arena for the most attended Christmas Carol Concert in the history of Col·legi Badalonès, which is preparing to celebrate its 130th anniversary in 2025. Parents, grandparents, and relatives came together for this emotional event, which, as every year, marks the end of the first school term. The school’s principal, Ani Dunjó, nostalgically recalled the beginnings of this tradition, which started in Christmas 1981 in the courtyard of the building on Marina Street. This year’s event featured the special presence of some of the pioneers of that first concert: Rosa Maria Dunjó, Joana Homs, and Miquel Creixell, key figures in the school’s history. The atmosphere was filled with emotion and enthusiasm, reflecting the unity of the entire educational community in an event full of music, joy, and Christmas spirit. Additionally, photographer David Grau captured over 200 images that immortalize the best moments of this very special day, which will remain an unforgettable milestone for all attendees. Here’s a glimpse! Want to see them all? Click here.

Olimpic Arena brings to Badalona the first televised WWE SmackDown event in Spain. After a six-year wait, next Friday, March 14, 2025, Badalona will be the stage for an epic WWE SmackDown® at the Olimpic Arena. A unique opportunity to experience your favorite superstars live in an unprecedented blockbuster in the country, presented by Proactiv Entertainment. Get ready to see the undisputed WWE Champion, "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes and the talented Bayley in action. Also present will be WWE Tag Team Champions Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill, as well as the imposing Nia Jax, current WWE Women's Champion. And that's not all: LA Knight, The Bloodline, Kevin Owens, The Street Profits, Tiffany Stratton and other superstars will take to the ring to offer fights full of action, energy and adrenaline. The arrival of WWE TV in Spain marks a pivotal moment, as WWE boasts an audience of over 1.7 million social media followers in the country and has racked up impressive viewing figures, with over 1.3 million weekly viewers currently watching its shows. Don’t miss out on the chance to be a part of this historic return. Secure your ticket and get ready for a night full of epic moments!