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    Co-main event Saturday’s co-main event will be a welterweight battle between Matt Brown and Diego Sanchez, two fighters who aren’t strangers to inflicting and absorbing damage. For Brown, it’ll be the last time he experiences both as he has announced that his retirement will follow the fight. Brown wants to walk away from the sport on a high-note and not be a middle-of-the-road fighter. “I didn’t get into this to be a journeyman, or to be in second place,” Brown said on the MMA Hour in September

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    For this project, our group selected to compare and contrast the Ancient Pankration to the Ultimate Fighting Championship “UFC”. It is interesting that even with such a large gap in time between each sport there are still an abundance of similarities. Not only will this paper explore the similarities, but it will also look at the vast differences. In addition, this paper will analyze how the influence of the Ancient Pankration has lead to the development of modern competitive fighting. A break down

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    fighter is placed in a position, from which he cannot escape. The fighter can tap-out when he cannot escape from a submission or when he can no longer defend himself. Having learned the many ways to win in MMA it is now important to learn the roots of the sport. Mixed martial arts go all the way back to the first Olympic games of 776 b.c. (“What is Pankration”). This sport combined boxing and wrestling and was used by the Spartans and Thracians (“What is Pankration”). Back in those days these

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    UFC fighters are dumb The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is an American mixed martial arts promotion company where it holds most of the top-ranked fighters in the sport. Nowadays in society we have a problem, the problem are stereotypes and misconceptions. They are both different problems in society. We have these two problems due to social media, news, Newspapers etc. For example, UFC fighters are seen as dumb and fight in a cage like animals. This however is not true, many UFC fighters are

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    The On Mixed Martial Arts

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    While, in the year of 2004, At a unique point, the Fertittas deliberated about selling, (to dodge, dropping their family’s investments), but, (the only found, bargain hunter, only offered only $4 million bucks). They refused to sell to the bargain hunter. Instead, the brothers decided to continue and attempt their efforts into expanding their business, organization, association, instead. Yet, the U.F.C. continual in their directions of draining cash, with costs imminent to $40 million funds mark

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    The Ultimate Fighting Championship The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is recognized as one of the fastest rising sports in America today. In a matter of two short years, it has gone from an underground spectacle with evolving rules and standards to a recognized sport with a mass fan following comparable in number to "professional wrestling" in the ‘80s and ‘90s. The demand the sport has on a fighter's body and the endless time devoted to training that a fighter must endure have solidified

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    Innocence of MMA Essay

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    present day. Since 1998, there have been over 70 boxing related deaths, while in sanctioned MMA events there have only been two! MMA has been around for centuries and it was not widely known until early 1990s with the introduction of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. The UFC at first was considered violent, barbaric, and criticized by Senator John McCain, calling it, “human cockfighting,” but in a 2007 interview with ESPN, he softened his stance and said,“Although it's not my favorite

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    injuries? Or is it because of the corruption? Oates argues that because the ultimate goal of boxing is to injury someone, it is a barbaric sport. Boxing is the only sport where two men climb into a ring and fight each other like animals. Boxing is harmful because of the injuries, wounds, and deaths that occur during every fight. Victory is usually when one of the fighters is knocked out. Victory is usually achieved when one fighter is unconscious. Boxers fight

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    In 1962, Norman Cousins wrote an essay about the dangers that came with sport of boxing called “Who Killed Benny Paret?”. His essay focused on a match that resulted in the death of a boxer named Benny Paret. The Investigations on Paret's death reflected on many aspects, such as the role of the referee who did not act in time to stop the fight, the doctor's examinations if he was really fit, the opponent who did not stop when Paret did not respond to his punches, and Paret's manager and boxing authorities

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    Ufc History

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    The Ultimate Fighting Championship, or UFC, was founded back in 1993 and is the world’s leading professional mixed martial arts, or MMA, organization. The UFC has evolved into an organization where athletes have to learn different disciplines of MMA in order to reach and stay in the UFC. The different forms include karate, jiu-jitsu, boxing, kickboxing, wrestling, and other methods of MMA. Early on the UFC used a tournament style event and it wasn’t until UFC 18 when they abandoned that format for

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