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In June 2018, David Feldman staged the first legal bare-knuckle boxing match in Wyoming after lobbying nearly 30 states for sanctioning.
Medieval sports, including jousting, crossbow shooting, falconry, and real tennis, reveal the thrilling and competitive nature of life in the Middle Ages.
Bare knuckle boxing in the UK has evolved into a vibrant subculture, attracting diverse participants and culminating in a historic US vs UK title fight.
Nina Cranstoun, a pioneering female boxing promoter in the UK, challenges sexist norms while attracting top underground fighters to her events.
Mathilda “Mayhem” Wilson, Scandinavia's first professional women's bare knuckle boxer, balances her fighting career with motherhood and family life in Sweden.
Bare knuckle boxing in the UK has evolved from a marginalized activity to a prominent subculture, culminating in the first US vs UK title fight in 150 years.
MMA in Russia transcends sport, serving as a social phenomenon, political tool, and propaganda instrument that elevates champions to celebrity status.
Underground fight clubs in various urban settings reveal the motivations and experiences of fighters and organizers involved in these intense confrontations.
Thailand's child fighters face increased scrutiny and calls for protective legislation following the tragic death of a young Muay Thai competitor in 2018.
Barrington "One-Eyed Baz" Patterson, a fierce cage fighter and kickboxer, is notorious for his confrontations with hardcore football hooligans.
Danny Dyer immerses himself in British Mixed Martial Arts, exploring the deep bond between fighters Dave 'B52' and Ian 'M16' Butlin.
Aspiring female wrestlers confront physical and emotional challenges in a male-dominated industry, striving for respect and recognition in the indie wrestling circuit.
Taekwondo matches consist of three two-minute rounds in an 8m by 8m ring, where athletes score points by kicking opponents in the body or head.
Between six and ten million people watch two fighters compete in a cage, relying solely on their wits and speed.
Pay-per-view sales for the first legal bare-knuckle fighting event in Florida generated between 5 and 7 million dollars, with 120,000 to 180,000 buys.
