Marvin Dittgen: Sharpening Steel for Battle in Paris

As the FEMMAF Qualifiers in Paris approach, one name stands out — Marvin Dittgen. A fighter with grit, discipline, and heart, Marvin represents Casa de Luta Saarbrücken with pride and relentless intensity.

But Marvin’s journey goes far beyond the gym walls. He’s not only one of my closest friends and most trusted training partners — he’s also a French soldier, bringing the same warrior mindset from his military background into every round we train.

Together, we’ve been pushing through blood, sweat, and repetition. Our training camp has been a war zone — from striking drills to grinding grappling sessions, Marvin’s putting in the kind of work that can’t be faked. The goal? Dominate in Paris. The mindset? Victory or nothing.

What sets Marvin apart isn’t just his toughness or technique — it’s his focus. Every session is a mission. Every round is a battle won in the lead-up to the real war inside the cage.

At Casa de Luta Saarbrücken, we don’t prepare halfway. We go all in. Marvin’s carrying not only his own dream but the spirit of his team, his brothers in arms, and the fire of a soldier who never backs down.

The FEMMAF stage will be lit.

Paris will be watching.

And Marvin Dittgen will be ready.

A fighter. A soldier. A brother.

Let’s go, Marvin — leave it all in the cage.