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MMA

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Francisco Beltrán David Álvarez Rubén Quiles Gabriele Ferro

David álvarez FRancisco Beltrán Rubén Quiles gabriele Ferro

Index

Famous Personality

competition associated

rules

General Information

Physical demands

Fun Facts

Equipment

General Information

MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) is a modern and complete combat sport that allows athletes to use techniques from different martial arts and fighting disciplines. The goal is to defeat the opponent by knockout, submission, or judges’ decision, inside a controlled environment—usually an octagon or cage.Unlike other combat sports that focus on a single style (like boxing or judo), MMA combines striking, grappling, and ground fighting, making it one of the most physically and mentally demanding sports in the world.

ufc Featherweight world champion

He is the strongest in his category, with a record of 17 wins and 0 losses. He has successfully defended his belt twice.These achievements have earned him the nickname ‘El Matador’ and the number one spot in the UFC rankings.

ILIA TOPURIA

MMA COMPETITION'S

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UFC

PFL

ONE CHAMPIONSHIP

ONE Championship is the second largest MMA organization in the world, based in Singapore. Founded in 2011, promoting respect and Asian martial culture.

The UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) is the largest and most popular mixed martial arts (MMA) organization in the world. Founded in 1993 in the United States, it promotes and organizes fights between the best fighters

PFL (Professional Fighters League) is a major MMA organization based in the United States. Founded in 2018, it features a unique season format with playoffs and championships.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS

  • Cardiovascular Endurace
  • Muscular Strenght
  • Speed and agility
  • Flexibility
  • Muscular endurace
  • Technical skills

Equipement

1. MMA gloves – Open-finger gloves (4–7 oz) for striking and grappling. 2. Boxing gloves – Used for striking practice (12–16 oz). It is only used for training. 3. Hand wraps – Protect knuckles and wrists under the gloves. It is only used for training. 4. Mouthguard – Protects teeth and jaw. 5. Groin protector – Protects the groin area (mandatory in fights). 6. Shin guards – Protect shins during kicking practice It is only used for training. 7. **Headgear** – Used for sparring only, not in official fights, It is only used for training. 8. Rashguard and MMA shorts – Tight, durable clothing for comfort and safety.9. Chest protector (for women)– Optional or required in some competitions.

Some MMA fights end in less than 10 seconds, usually with a knockout or submission. Even the most experienced fighters can be caught off guard—one perfectly timed punch, kick, or takedown can instantly change the outcome. Every second counts, and a single lapse in focus can decide the fight before the crowd even knows what happened.

Fun facts

In the UFC, you can insult or disrespect your opponent during pre-fight press conferences. You can also get physical with them, such as by pushing them. All of this is usually done for show and is no longer allowed when someone gets hurt.
Fighters usually don’t feel pain during a fight due to adrenaline and the high level of focus they maintain. They do often experience fatigue, shortness of breath, and dizziness from the strikes. But they don’t actually feel pain as such.

RULES

•ROUNDS: 3 × 5 min (5 rounds for championships), 1-min breaks. •ALLOwed Techniques: Strikes (hands, elbows, knees, feet), takedowns, throws, submissions, grappling. •ILLEGal Moves: Headbutts, eye gouging, biting, hair pulling, groin/back-of-head strikes, small joint attacks, stomping on grounded opponents. •FIGHt Outcomes: KO, TKO, submission, judges’ decision, disqualification. •SAFety: Approved gloves, mouthguards, groin protection; referee enforces rules; medical checks mandatory before and after fights.