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    The Rules of Mma

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    The Rules Of Mixed Martial Arts By Raul Blancaneaux The rules for modern mixed martial arts competitions have changed significantly since the early days of vale tudo‚ Japanese shoot wrestling‚ and UFC 1‚ and even more from the historic style of pankration. As the knowledge of fighting techniques spread among fighters and spectators‚ it became clear that the original minimalist rule systems needed to be amended. The main motivations for these rule changes were protection of the health of the

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    Mma Informative Speech

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    Shawn Fogleman Robin Roberts LA 111 November 1‚ 2010 The World’s Rising Sport Topic: Mixed Martial Arts General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform the audience on how mixed martial arts started‚ the rules‚ and the organization involved in it. Intro: * If you’re like me in high school I loved watching a good fight happen right in front of me. * But at the end of the fight the students would always get into trouble and usually so would the people who basically egged it

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    Joe Lauzon is an American mixed martial arts who competes in the UFC’s Lightweight division. He is a father to a baby boy who was born with cancer. Joey Lauzon III was diagnosed with neuroblastoma soon after his birth. His baby boy is fighting against this horrendous disease and is winning! Joey Lauzon III was diagnosed with neuroblastoma soon after his birth. His son having cancer inspired him to do something bigger. Joe Lauzon gathered up a team and went to do the Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Cancer

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    MMA vs Boxing

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    Throughout world history people have enjoyed watching two men compete in hand to hand combat. Professional boxing made its debut here in America around the turn of the 20th century. Unlike boxing‚ mixed martial arts is a relatively new sport. Both sports are very technical and require their fighters to be in superb condition. Many fighters train all their life to make it big‚ but few ever get there. Although both sports are immensely popular‚ one stands alone as the dominant sport. In this paper

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    Mma

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    For the last seven years mixed martial arts has exploded in the United States. For people that are still unfamiliar with the term mixed martial arts or (MMA)‚ this would be the sport featured in such venues as the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC)‚ Pride Fighting Championship‚ and M-1 Global. MMA is the essence of many various martial arts. These forms of martial arts come from all over the globe. A majority of these forms of fighting were closely guarded secrets and kept hidden from the rest

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    Should the Mma Be Banned?

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    Andrew Del Genio March 4‚ 2013 Should there be a ban on MMA? MMA is banned in 4 different U.S states‚ and many others want it banned nationally. This is to show those people who think it should be banned that they are wrong and that this sport can bring good business to America. Many people believe this sport is very is brutal‚ they use words describing it such as “barbaric” and “Human Cock Fighting” when this sport is nothing like that at all. Fighters don’t even take excessive blows

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    Mma and Ethics

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    Mixed Martial Arts: A Controversial New Breed of Sport “In its December 6‚ 2006 profile on Ultimate Fighting‚ USA Today writer Marco della Cava states‚ ‘Football and baseball may be American pastimes‚ but for a high-tech generation weaned on immediacy‚ such sporadic action doesn ’t compare with UFC ’s short and definitive flurries of violence’" (“Dallas-Based Fight Company Enters the Cage”). According to an editorial in Market Wire‚ Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)‚ commonly recognized as cage fighting

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    Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is a full contact combat sport that allows the use of both striking and grappling techniques including boxing‚ wrestling‚ Brazilian jiu-jitsu‚ kickboxing‚ taekwondo‚ karate‚ and other styles. Early MMA was internationally popularized by the broadcast of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) in November of 1993 (Mixed Martial Arts). In 2009 alone‚ the UFC had 7.175 million pay-per-view purchases. Then‚ in 2010‚ the number grew‚ and the UFC had 9.25 million pay-per-view

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    Ufc Bloodsport?

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    had a roommate who would go train for Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). We started watching videos of raw fights in a cage that were 30 minutes long in one shot‚ and whoever won the match would have to fight again later that same event. No holds barred‚ which meant there were pretty much no rules to the fight‚ whoever taps out‚ gets knocked out‚ or goes limp looses the match. I thought to myself‚ what kind of crazy sport could this possibly be? It was Mixed Martial Art fighting with a company called The Ultimate

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    Blood sport While boxing struggles for its very survival‚ viewers are turning to an even more brutal form of entertainment. Mixed martial arts is violent and gruesome – but it is accessible and unpredictable. A fight game veteran reports from his first MMA contest and finds that‚ like it or hate it‚ you can’t ignore the rage for the cage Action from Michael Bisping (r) vs Chris Leben (l)‚ Michael Bisping went on to win after 3 rounds. Photograph: Colin Williams/PA For more than a century‚ the

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