As the meteoric rise of the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) organization continues to grow, more and more people are attracted to the idea of Mixed Martial Arts. So here is a rule for all you new viewers out there, MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) is a sport, UFC is an organization, that would be the first rule of MMA. Never ever EVER call the UFC a sport, its an organization that showcases the sport of Mixed Martial Arts. Now that that's out of the way, lets get down to the nitty gritty, the UFC is built like many of the other combat orientated sports. There are weight divisions (Lightweight 155lbs, Welterweight 170lbs, Middleweight 185lbs, Light Heavyweight ...  Read the complete review

The Ultimate Fighting Championship is at the moment the biggest Mixed martial arts promotion in the world. It holds a fight card at least once a month which contains a main fight card and an unaired preliminary card. The promotions first card named "the beginning" was held on November 12 1993. This did not consist of weight classes and did not require competitors to wear gloves. The rules where limited excluding biting and gounging of any kind. Now the Ufc is sanctioned by the nevada state athletic commision and shown all around the world. Rules now include weight classes, gloves, no groin strikes, no kicks to a ground opponent etc. The ufc by far has the best .  Read the complete review

UFC The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is the fastest growing sport in the world and is currently taking over from boxing as the biggest combat sport. It involves every form of martial arts from boxing, ju-jitsu, wrestling, muay thai and just about any other form of martial art you can think of. Billing itself as 'As real as it gets' they offer a product that is 'more real' than professional wrestling but still more exciting than boxing. The fights themselves take place inside an octagon shaped cage. Due to the grappling that takes place in a lot of the bouts, the cage is used to protect the fighters so they don't roll out through or fall ...  Read the complete review

The 'Ultimate Fighting Championship' (UFC) is as it sounds not for the faint hearted, it can be very brutal and is the closest you could ever get to a legal street fight. It came about as a result of a one-off tournament with the aim of finding the world's best fighter irrespective of their fighting style. Competitors come from a wide variety of fighting and martial art backgrounds, making the fights very interesting as you see how fighters try to combat each others strengths and take advantage of their weaknesses. Although it was originally promoted has having hardly any rules and using the slogan "no holds barred," the UFC today is much different ...  Read the complete review

As there is no description or picture for this DVD I have decided to write a review of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) as a organisation, rather than a DVD review. The UFC (first event 1991) is a group that is in some ways similar to Vince McMahon's World Wrestling Entertainment (formally the WWF). The type of fights are called Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), and feature a wide variety of different fighter skill sets. From Muay Thai to Brazilian Jui-Jitsu, Kickboxing to amateur wrestling (and a whole lot more, just about every fighting style is represented here, with the most successful fighter being able to blend several styles together. All fighters are ...  Read the complete review