So you saying fighters will just be fighting for their own tickets sold?

2 fighters 30 tickets each is 60 x £30= £1800 - £10 commission each = £300 each ticket commission.

60 tickets sold x £20= £1200 total.

Out of that £1200 you would give the winner £400 and loser £200?
Making you £600 profit per fight

With the 8 man Ticket Commission £300 each.
They generate 8 x 30 tickets x £20= £4800 total.
Of that £4800 you will give winner £2000 and runner up £500
Making you £2300 profit for the 8 man

Good profit for you with no work put in and fighters are just fighting for their own tickets sold.

You would have to up the winning pot cause you need the top fighters to help you start your brand and again the top fighters get paid a lot more than that in singular bouts.

As for the hip throw allowed wouldn't that mean you would have to clinch your opponent to throw them, yet you can't clinch?

Again I'm not digging the concept is very interesting. Its heading in the right direction and I like I know a few other top fighters would definitely be interested, you just really for 1 need to get the rules set in stone

Personally the K1 Rules are great and everyone knows them meaning nothing new to learn or adapt to

As its FC only I would just keep the Full Contact Rules we have now but :

Have no kick count but Kicks must be thrown with power and intent.
Score : Combinations and Continuous Kicking, so punches with kicks on the end or Kicks with punches followed up to keep fight flowing.
Aggressiveness/Forward fighting/Ring Control
Good Defence and Balance
Counter Punching/Kicking
Power punches and Kicks
Deduct for Running Away/Time wasting/Not fighting
Flicky kicks which a lot of fighters do just to get their kicks in or look busy.

3x3 min rounds for all fights even 8 man final unless a draw then extra round
5x3 min for title fights and again extra round if draw.
There must be a winner!

1 show title per weight cat (KB-X Show Champion)
1 show title per cat for 8 man (KB-X GP Show Champion)
You win both you are the def Champion.
Champions will get more fights as there is a chance to defend the KB-X Show Title with the GP Title up for grabs say 2x per year.

And No2 Unfortunately you would need a decent winning pot to attract the top fighters.

The top fighters don't just go to the gym 2x per week for 1hr as a hobby. lol

With the top fighters you have to take into account management fees, travel fees for training camps, sparring etc time off work either due to training or injuries after fight which means loss of funds.

By the time you get you winning pots for a single bout + commission £700 or for the 8 man £2300 - all the expenses its not worth the top level fighter doing it.

To get your brand up and running like any other business you have to put the money into it to make it work.
You cant run a new concept on a shoe string or in your case nothing as the fighters have to generate their own purses and winning pots and expect all the top guys and girls to fight for pennies.