How many fighting competitions are there in the world?

The fighting competitions in the world are:

1、MMA

MMA is a competitive fighting sport with extremely open rules. MMA competition uses finger gloves. The rules of the game allow standing and ground wrestling. Players are allowed to use boxing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, wrestling, karate, judo, Sanda, Jeet Kune Do and other techniques. It is called the "decathlon" in fighting.

2、UFC

UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship), which means the ultimate fighting championship in Chinese, is the top and largest professional MMA (Integrated Fighting) event in the world.

3. Kunlun decision-making

Kunlun Fight, English name: Kunlunfight, is a world professional fighting competition which was originally created by China and has the right to make core rules and the right to speak. Founded by Shang Kun Media in Beijing, China on 20/0/3, it is a young world free fighting promotion organization.

4、K- 1

K- 1 is an international standing fighting competition brand. K stands for the acronym of Kung Fu, Karate, Taekwondo, etc. These events are all fighting events under certain rules. 1 means first and top, and together it is the top fighting competition.

5. Zhenwu mixed fighting competition

The real MMA Fighting Competition is the only cage-type comprehensive fighting competition in Chinese mainland sponsored by the Japanese company "Shanghai Zhaowu Culture Communication Co., Ltd.".

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The difference between free fighting and mixed fighting

1, different rules:

Free fighting, that is, kicking boxing, is a kind of standing fighting. One side falls to the ground, the other side is not allowed to hit, and at the same time, the joint skills, elbows, knees, etc. Are not allowed, and wrestling is also prohibited to a certain extent. There are more rules than mixed fighting.

Mixed fighting is a competitive fighting sport with extremely open rules. Finger gloves are used in the competition, and the rules of the competition allow standing and wrestling on the ground. Players are allowed to use boxing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, wrestling, karate, judo, Sanda and Jeet Kune Do, which is known as the "decathlon" in fighting.

2. Different technologies:

Free fighting does not stick to any fixed routine, but advocates free play in actual combat according to the situation, open style, flexible display of boxing, feet, elbows, knees, wrestling and other three-dimensional techniques, with both length and width, and comprehensive display, with the aim of finally knocking down or defeating opponents.

Generally speaking, mixed fighting consists of standing fighting skills and ground fighting skills. However, mixed fighting is not a simple combination of several fighting techniques, nor is it a combination like Muay Thai and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu that can be used for mixed fighting competitions. Mixed martial arts players must organically integrate standing combat (such as Sanda, Muay Thai and Shuttlecock Kicking) with wrestling and grasping skills. Participants must integrate various fighting skills and work out strategies suitable for their own characteristics.

3. Different gloves:

Fight freely, fight with gloves.

Mixed martial arts is wearing gloves that leak from five fingers, and the gloves are also very thin, which is almost a blow with bare hands.

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