Comments for Mixed Martial Art Fans

Comment on What mixed martial arts companys are there? by DeltaSigChi4

DeltaSigChi4 — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 14:00:59 +0000

Just trying to add the ones that the above contributor left out; off the top of my head:

K-1 Heros [Tokyo, Japan]
MMA Xplosion [Las Vegas, NV]
Rumble World Entertainment/ROTR [Hilo, HI]
Smackgirl [Tokyo, Japan]
Super Impact MMA [St. George, UT]
Total Combat [San Diego, CA]
Tuff-N-Uff [Las Vegas, NV]
X-1 [Honolulu, HI]

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Comment on What mixed martial arts companys are there? by Nav

Nav — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 13:46:59 +0000

There are loads but here are the main ones

DREAM FC (Japan)
Sengoku (Japan)
UFC (America)
Affliction (America)

These are the biggest players in the MMA world.
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Comment on What mixed martial arts companys are there? by callsignfuzzy

callsignfuzzy — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 12:59:59 +0000

Lots. The two you named must be local, because I haven't heard of them.

Dream (Japanese company)

Pancrase (Japanese company)

Shooto (International company but based in Japan)

Cage Rage (UK company)

World Extreme Cagefighting/WEC (comes on the VS. network in the US)

King of the Cage

Affliction

HDNet Fights

Strikeforce

Sengoku/World Victory Road (Japanese company)

TKO (Canadian company)

Spirit MC (Korean company)

M-1 (Russian-based company)

HOOKnSHOOT

Palace Fighting Championships

Ring of Fire

DEEP (Japanese company)

Gladiator Challenge

ZST (Japanese company)

Gods of War

plus countless assorted smaller promotions.

Also defunct promotions like Pride, Elite XC, International FIght Leage/IFL, and RINGS.
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Comment on What mixed martial arts companys are there? by Politicalcorrectnessisgay

Politicalcorrectnessisgay — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 12:33:59 +0000

Keysii fighting system. (may be spelled wrong). I just stick with good old Muay Thai.
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Comment on How come MMA fighters are such nice people? by quito718

quito718 — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 01:31:59 +0000

discipline and respect and love for the sport…and they know how to control their actions so people wont get hurt outside the ring…its what they get paid for to fight
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Comment on How come MMA fighters are such nice people? by DeltaSigChi4

DeltaSigChi4 — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 01:22:59 +0000

It takes a long time to make it "big", so in the journey there, they become humbled through many years of hard work on the tatame.

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