Radomskie Centrum Sportu
Indoor arena in Poland
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Radomskie Centrum Sportu, also known for the sponsorship reasons as Enea Radomskie Centrum Sportu[1] or Enea RCS as its short commercial name, is an indoor arena in Radom, Poland.
Full name
Radomskie Centrum Sportu - Hala Sportowo-WidowiskowaCapacity5,029
Built2017–2021
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Full name | Radomskie Centrum Sportu - Hala Sportowo-Widowiskowa |
|---|---|
| Location | ul. Andrzeja Struga 63, 26-610 Radom, Poland |
| Capacity | 5,029 |
| Construction | |
| Built | 2017–2021 |
| Opened | December 11, 2021 |
| Tenants | |
| Czarni Radom (men's volleyball) Radomka Radom (women's volleyball) Elmas-KPS APR Radom (women's handball) | |
The Radom Sports Center was commissioned in December 2021.[2] The arena currently hosts volleyball teams Czarni Radom[3] and Radomka Radom, and since 2026/27 season a handball team Elmas-KPS APR Radom[1].
Notable events
Basketball
Mixed martial arts
The arena has held four Konfrontacja Sztuk Walki events:
- KSW 68: Parnasse vs. Rutkowski (March 19, 2022)[4]
- KSW 88: Rutkowski vs. Kaczmarczyk (November 11, 2023)[5]
- KSW 102: Przybysz vs. Azevedo (January 25, 2025)[6]
- KSW 114: Parnasse vs. Held (January 17, 2026)[7]
The arena has also held two Babilon MMA events:
- Babilon MMA 29: Kacprzak vs. Zorczykowski (June 10, 2022)[8]
- Babilon MMA 55: Łazarz vs. Kołecki 2 (November 21, 2025)[9]

