case of two fighters dying inside the cage compared to hundred ins boxing and football. So in MMA the fighters are safe and there is no reason to worry about them especially when they have a bump the size of a tennis ball on their head they just have a doctor check it out and if or she says he or she is not allowed to fight him so fighters will never get pushed over the limit and MMA will always be a safe sport just very brutal so in the end there is no worries and MMA should be allowed everywhere. Recently the talk about which is the best fighting style is the best has come to a silence and the every question people are asking now is “ who is the best fighter in the world ?” that’s how big the impact of MMA is in the combat sports world so
I guess it doesn’t matter what fighting style you know anymore its how you utilize your skill form each and every fighting skill you gain over years of training MMA that makes you the Ultimate Fighter.So if you ever decide to pursue a MMA dream you can start whenever you want and don’t worry about having to go to the hospital or dying you can train and sleep safe and sound the day before your fight so you can be well rested and not worried about getting hurt. In Over almost Twenty years MMA has grown so much is already starting to take fans from every other sport and eventually it will be huge and hopefully a Olympic sport that would be great I think its even one for the history books.
Boxing is combat with very little protection and it insures lots of injury. Having a career as a boxer one thing is guaranteed suffering countless injuries and possibly undergoing some very fatal blows to the head. In the article it says that boxers still box because people still go to boxing matches to watch boxers go at it all out till time is called. The article also mentions that boxer had a twenty percent chance of dementia. Boxers knowingly put their life in hazard for the amusement of other people.
With that being said, we begin to notice the comparison between both dogfighting and football. This was shown by using a system called “HITS, in which six sensors are placed inside the helmet of every player on the field, measuring the force and location of every blow he receives to the head” (Gladwell 56). The HITS system helped to conclude that practice can be just as dangerous as the games. With this being said, football is an overall reckless style of play that can continually cause brain injury. Not just football but both of these high intensity sports are viewed as damaging to one 's body both physically and mentally. Because of this, if people consider dogfighting to be unjust, illegal, and abusive then they should believe football to have the same damaging effects. Unfortunately, there is such a high demand for football, because of all the money it brings. Because of this, scientist and doctors will ignore the realistic facts and continue to allow people to participate in this
"Pound for pound, the best." The claim has been used to describe many boxers, but it was invented for Sugar Ray Robinson.
viewed in different lights. To some, the fights represent the risk of gambling and the
Boxing was earlier known by the name Pugilism ,meaning “sweet Science”(The Editors Of Encyclopedia Britannica).Historical evidence lead to the fact that boxing was prevalent in North Africa in four thousand B.C, it was also popular in Greek and Rome(HOB).Now Back to MMA, the fastest growing sports organization in the world ,the Ultimate Fighting Championship(UFC),started in 1993 as a professional mixed martial arts(MMA) organization(UFC). UFC matches take place inside the Octagon ,an eight-sided structure comprised of metal chain link fence(Britannica). The fence is six feet high and allows for 30 feet of space from point to point of the Octagon(Britannica). For a fight recap if a kickboxer was matched with a brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner, the kickboxer would realize that he must become more adept at defending takedowns ,thus prompting him to train with a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner(UFC). From that point forward ,competitions were no longer between athletes who focused on a singular martial art ,but between to an athlete with two are or more
What is danger? The term/word danger is relative and has a different meaning to each person who uses it. Danger is found in all walks of life, from the tall buildings of Wall Street, to the slums of the ghetto. It is found in the confines behind prison bars and even in the most prestigious country club. One place where danger is thought to be exempt is on the playing field of a great American past time, society knows as football. Football is a dangerous sport, as it is a contact sport with some of the most athletically gifted human beings playing it. With modern science and the development of health care, doctors are discovering the effects of concussions both long term and short term. As culture evolves it is becoming more evident the
The repeated head blows sustained by fighters during their matches has been a link to slower cognitive processing speeds and smaller volumes of certain brain parts. Fighters are not allowed to strike another fighters head or face with a straight up and down elbow, or hit the top or back of another fighters head and neck, but other head and neck hits are still allowed. Most of the head injuries suffered by the fighters have been done after the fighters have already been put out cold. Fighters are allowed to kick and punch, as well as use wrestling like techniques on the ground with their opponents. Half of the knockouts occurred because of blows to the mandible or lower jaw and roughly 2.6 head strikes occur after a knockout. MMA fighters get what is called “boxers dementia” after being hit in the head so many times. The symptom that fighters get after being hit in the head so many times is called post-concussion syndrome. The symptoms are eye strain, sensitivity to light and noise, and depression. Post-concussion syndrome goes away within three months, but it can last for more than a year. It is important that referees and fighters can recognize signs of a concussion. That is why part of the treatment in preventing a concussion is to take the fighter out at the first sign of injury to prevent a more severe
Calvin Inalsingh, the head of the World Boxing Association’s medical advisory committee, admits that “boxing is the only sport in which the objective is to render blows to the head and body of the opponent so as the cause the opponent to be incapacitated.” The whole point of boxing is to inflict brain damage and as more medical knowledge comes to light, many believe that boxing will banned sometime in the future. Many people believe that boxing is too unnecessarily dangerous, including medical experts.
Muscular christianity pushes masculinity after some saw the feminization of our culture. This breeds danger in the ring, as it becomes the feminine thing to tap out of the fight. It’s not only muscular christianity that brings danger, it’s the attentiveness of the ringside doctors and referees. In the video “Death in the Ring (2014),” the video showcases Dennis Munson Jr's slow deterioration in his debut fight at the Eagles Club, but it also shows how the ringside doctor was on his phone, and how he deliberately kept the ambulance from coming for a while, as well as not administering oxygen. Even Munson’s coach was shown slapping Munson in the face before he collapsed. Overall, this shows the lack of safety in boxing, and the risk boxers take into their own
Wrestling is the hardest sport both physically and mentally.The constant management of weight is what kills me the most, I can take all the cheap shots from opponents and the slams down onto the mat but the cutting weight part is the worst. It was the day before a tournament and I was 14 pounds over the weight I was going to wrestle that weekend. I had to lose it, so i did. I ran with layers of clothing on all night long and I didn 't eat or drink anything for two days, I made myself freeze at night so my body would burn more calories to keep me warm, me and friends drilled for hours to help me shed those final pounds. I went through hell and yet not one person tried to stop me or check to see if i was physically okay. They cared about the medal i was going to get that weekend rather than the fact that i was on the verge of dehydration and malnourishment. People should consider the mental and physical health problems wrestling has on a person such as dehydration, excessive weight loss,going days without eating,and the breakage of a person’s will, however all they think about is the titles and the medals they will receive if they can just make that weigh in.
Boxing Should Not be Banned In recent years, there have been many campaigns to try and have boxing
The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has been elevating the level of adrenaline for a long time now. The tournament spawned back in 1993, and it 's truly becoming a national trademark in the States, just like wrestling. It has become significantly bigger in the past few years, with amazing contestants like Ronda Rousey and Conor McGregor. The latter is only 28 and he has quickly become the face of UFC with his incredible performances and personality.
obsessed by those sports and by taking a sport away from them, could ruin their
what is risk- taking behaviour? Risk-taking behaviours have been the subject of much speculation, from Sigmund Freud's belief that dare-devil stunts arise out of humans' innate "death drive," to some modern psychologists' view that dangerous activities canmake us feel more alive. In general, we think of risky behaviour as encompassing activities only a handful of courageous, or "crazy," people would attempt,including skydiving, rock climbing, cliff jumping, or other dramatic exploits (faqs.org). Risk taking is a behaviour taken by individuals or groups for excitements as well as to achieve specific goals and try a new experience. Risk taking behaviour can causes good and bad things for risk- takers. the good things in a risk taking behaviour is when people do it and get to the desire objective. bad things are going to be the effects that can be happened to the adventurous . who does a risk-taking behaviour? and why? adventurous do it; for different reasons. motivations for risk taking behaviour differ from person to person according to their circumstance and values. This type of people are always looking for a new adventure that is involved with risk. there are different angles for risk taking behaviour, but this research is looking at the effects and causes.
For those who do not know, I am a mixed martial arts fighter. Mixed martial arts fighting is “a sport allowing a wide range of fighting techniques that include striking, kicking, and grappling.” (www.merriam-webster.com) It is a compilation of forms of different martial arts. Two fighters will face each in the rings (known as the octagon due to its shape) for three to five five-minute rounds. I started taking martial arts classes when I was six years old. I wanted to be a mixed martial arts fighter all my life. I loved the thought of stepping into the octagon and pounding somebody senseless as a sport. My mother and father, at first, did not want me to take the Taekwondo classes because of this fact. It took a lot of begging to finally convince them to let me do it. They realized that it is very important for any child to learn some type of martial arts. It is essential to use for defense. Mixed martial arts are the thing that helped me cope with my rough childhood and mold me into who I am today. Over the past twenty years, the sport of MMA has revolutionized and has become very popular throughout the world. Despite this being said, other people very hesitant about accepting mixed martial arts. The sport of MMA is gradually becoming a safer sport. Even though it is considered a dangerous sport, other sports at proven to be more dangerous.