i am a wrestler male,i would like to compete in ufc fighting championship.how can i enter?details.thank u.?
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go to the shows and then u can sign up to fight at grapple events for smaller ufc shows, not like the stuff u see on tv, its more undergroundish
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I don't think there is enough fans on this site yet but they have just included a martial arts category and you will see heaps of UFC and PRIDE questions in there good luck
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You can watch it on the net now for the first time ever.  I think the addy is www.video.ufc.com or something like that I'm not positive, but if you go to ufc.com you can find the link there.  You can also watch past fights there too!
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I can understand that you might not be able to do the actual wrestling but why can't you be involved out of the ring.  Promotion, bookkeeping, any other type of non-wrestling jobs. The guys in the ring or only a tiny part of the actual business.  People in wheelchairs have really great opportunities and if you want it bad enough you can sure accomplish part of it even if you can't  do it all.\nGood Luck
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The Ultimate fighter reality show holds open try outs for each season. The next one Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 5 is for Lightweights max weight 155lbs. \nCheck Spiketv.com. It only says the following.\n\nOpen Casting Call for Season 5 of "The Ultimate Fighter"\nWHAT:\nThe UFC and Spike TV will hold an open casting call in Hollywood, Fl. for Season 5 of the wildly popular series, The Ultimate Fighter. This season the series will be casting mixed martial artists in the Lightweight (155) division.\n\nWHEN:\nFriday, December 1 at 9:00am\n\nWHERE:\nSeminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino\n1 Seminole Way,\nHollywood, FL 33314\nBallroom D\n\nWHO:\nUFC President Dana White will oversee the tryouts with executive producer Craig Piligian and Spike TV’s Senior Vice President of Sports and Specials, Brian Diamond.\n\nWHY:\nSeason 5 of The Ultimate Fighter, one of television’s most popular series with men begins taping in Las Vegas in January. Over the first 4 seasons, the show has delivered about 2 million viewers each week, often beating the NBA, NHL, MLB, and NCAA football and basketball head-to-head on Thursday nights with Men 18-34.\n\nIf he weighs more than he'll have to wait for next time or just go to local MMA tournaments and compete and hope to get noticed.\nAlso he will need video of his fights and records.
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Fight fan I already gave you my thoughts on Rampage vs Lindland contest but you see, these previous two answers are exactly what I'm talking about. Most people here (just like these two motherf******) are totally ignorant of MMA. They've seen two UFC fights and all of a sudden they are all big experts and they all know how UFC is so great and so much better than Pride, how Pride fighters suck etc. etc. etc.... and basically what they know and say is bulls***. UFC has some excellent fighters, no question about that, but it is also so incredibly overrated and that's why I don't really like it.\n\nP.S.\nJust a reminder: as we have already established, on July 22. Rampage is going to break The Law (most likely that is).
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If you are looking to start a pro wrestling circut.\nI am a trained refferee......
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i'm glad to hear of your sons interest in mixed martial arts. it is good to know there is another group of younger people ready to come up, along with myself. i would tell you though that the best way is to start small. get him into one of the smaller organizations to get started with so that he can get noticed. uncooked promotions is a great place to start. and they have an application to fight on their website if you think he is ready right now.that would be my suggestion for your first place to go.
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Why, another grapple fighting sport my dear sir. Look into judo for one, i know my cousin dropped out of judo because they had a change in sensei and whatnot, got into wrestling, she now does quite well, but i can't remember if she got a gold in provincials or nationals last year, well definetly provincials, i'd have to ask about nationals. And vice versa, i compete against a guy, he's been in judo a third of the time i have, and i consider him almost my competitive equal, his judo techniques in a lot of areas can be very low, but he carries very well with practical and tournament techniques necessary for kicking the shit out of people. Judo is good because it has your take downs, pins, submissions, whatever you want to look at. You can also look at jujitsu, but there is a lot of striking unecessary to wrestling, so maybe brazillian jujitsu. If you want sports to aid in strength training and conditioning, try boxing, rock climbing, kick boxing, rugby, maybe football. cycling is a good leg workout, but doesn't do much for your technique. i would stay away from form martial arts such as karate, kung fu, and tae kwon do (god it hurts to put kung fu next to those other discraces, i can't stand what north american culture has done to them.) But yes, judo and jujitsu are definetly worth a shot.
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go to the ultimate fighting website
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Matt Hughes is the "prototype" of the UFC fighter. He is strong and well rounded. His background in wrestling helps him dominate on the mat. His Miletich training gives him the background in striking, karate, and Jujitsu. Gracie was dominant in a time when the UFC was basically a tough man contest. These huge guys, with little martial arts background would come and win by brute strength alone. Gracie could submit these guys because no one had any training, let alone knowledge of jujitsu.\n\nTimes have changed and to be a champ you need to be knowledgeable in many martial arts.
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I am involved in MMA development in China.\n1.5 billion Chinese will soon be enjoying a MMA event similar to Pride.\nWe are looking for investment and sponsorship now\nPlease contact me if interested:\n\nashleywix@yahoo.com
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It's never too late! Please fulfill your dreams ! You could be the next Champ of the world!!!!!
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Pick you favorite camp,or team,look them up online and email them with your question.They could best answer you.Create your own luck fighter.
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Spar 30 rounds with Manny Pacquiao.\n\nIf you survive, call Bob Arum or Oscar Dela Hoya and ask for a contract sheet.
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You have to answer that for yourself.  Without knowing you or your skills and attributes no-one can make a reccomendation that will suit you.  Ask yourself why you want to box?  Are you looking for competition, exercise, self defense?  If you have the opportunity, try all of them and see what you enjoy the most.  Good Luck.
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I currently have the UFC and Pride available all the time.  Once in a while DirecTV will make available KOTC and PANCRASE .  They never offer WFA (which is why I didn't know about the Bas/Kimo fight...I stopped "keeping up" on it) and they never offer ADCC (which I had to search on because I hadn't heard of it before).  ADCC looks pretty good too!    I'm in the U.S. of A.....ssholes.