MMA: A Sport, Not a Death Match

As the face of the fighter was bleeding, he kept moving forward and fought against his opponent. At this point, the warrior's body and mind tells him to give up. Most people will succumb to this feeling because they do not know what their bodies can do. However, a real athlete knows how to keep fighting and ignores his body and mind orders. There are many bleeds, but mixed martial arts are sports, not brutal death games. Combatants have to master and obey many techniques and rules to ensure the safety of themselves and others.

Let the family of João Carvalho know that mixed fighting is a safer choice. Two days after the fight with the Irish character Charlie Ward in April 2016, his death rocked sports. To make matters worse, it has experienced the majority of boxing that has been faced for centuries after opening up the gates of mixed fighting. "Legal killing" is a fateful round by Irish Times' boxing journalist Johnny Watson, MMA has added "across the border". At the same time, sports minister Michael Ring told RTE Radio One today, "I like boxing but this sport it does not suit me."

Of course, comparing the movements of basketball and football is stupid, but this impossible comparison is a discussion between boxing and mixed fighting. Boxing and mixed fighting sports may all be aggressive sports, sports are meaningless to be allowed to beat your opponents. However, because the fighter plane is a boxer, the transition to MMA will not be smooth. James Toney proved this on Saturday. Likewise, fighters of mixed fighters fight in the circle of experienced boxers. The difference in sports is so big that better arguments are useless lessons.

People who like boxing for MMA say MMA is savage. This view is mainly due to the rule that you do not understand sports and do not understand MMA. Like boxing, low blows, fleas, stamps and other dirty movements are not allowed. Is MMA really barbarous? Boxers also affect each other on their face - the difference is that MMA adds wrestling. Does that really truly drive it beyond the limits, or is it just a matter of taste? This is a paradoxical plausible reasoning. Boxing is also true if MMA is barbarous.