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Name: Fearless Fighting Championship

Description:
Fearless Fighting Championship which is a sport with the highest level of combative fighting and were no one discipline reigns supreme. A fearless fighting that includes Boxing, Kickboxing, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Wrestling and to be at the top level in this sport you need to be able to Stand up Fight, Clinch Fight and Ground Fight

Link: Fearless Fighting Championship website

Name: Fight League Philippines

Description:
Fight League Philippines is the first team-based amateur mixed martial arts league in the Philiipines, There will be several mma teams with each team fielding two fighters per event. Any MMA team can field any 2 of their fighters in any weight class to represent them per event. There will be 3 events a year, the 3rd and last event being the championships. Competitions are decided with a best of three series between all teams of two fighters each, using a blend of boxing, kickboxing, submission grappling, and wrestling (collectively known as mixed martial arts, or MMA) to win matches by knockout, submission, or judges decision. Fight League Philippines aims to improve the skill level of MMA fighters in the Philippines by giving them a venue to fight and thus gain valuable experience every 3 months of the year. All fighters are welcome to join even if they have prior experience in professional MMA events as long as they follow the Amateur format of Fight League Philippines.

Link: Fight League Philippines website

Name: Philippine Submission Sport League

Description:
The school has deduced hand-to-hand combat in two ranges: Striking and Grappling. The concepts that remained in the striking manual of the school are primarily from Jeet Kune Do, International Kickboxing and Muay Thai. The grappling concepts are from Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Wrestling. “The school’s organizers were the pioneers in bringing Brazilian (Gracie) Jiu-Jitsu here in the Philippines. They were also the founder of local submission fighting, mixed martial arts and no-holds barred competitions.” Nevertheless, being true to its philosophy, Submission Sport has shed the use of the kimono uniform in training because it unknowingly infuses motor skill errors into a fighter’s movement in competition. In its eleven years of existence and through continuous research and development of its curriculum, the school has created techniques that fill in the gaps, which the earlier said martial arts fall short in the over-all picture of self-defense.

Link: Philippine Submission Sport League website

Name: Unified Fighting Xtreme

Description:
UFX or Unified Fighting Extreme in Mixed Martial Arts a new sports show combining combative sports and discipline like taekwondo, hapkido, jiu-jitsu, judo, karate, kung fu, boxing, wrestling, kickboxing and grappling will soon air on GMA 7.Starting April 19, the new breed of prizefighter will star on a show hosted by Will Devaughn and Princess Ryan.

Jumpstart’s Wheyee Lozada, LeGit Entertainment’s Lyn Tamayo and Fahrenheit’s Pat Perez (co-creator and pioneering director of the GMA-7 afternoon show Daisy Siete) are the people behind this revolutionary program. The competition will follow PROMMAC approved rules for striking which includes blows with hands, feet, knees and elbows, and grappling which includes submission, choke holds, throws or takedowns.

Name: URCC

Description:
The Universal Reality Combat Championship, better known as URCC, is the country’s first, biggest and most prestigious professional Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) event featuring various martial arts experts. The URCC aims to find the best homegrown Filipino fighters and eventually showcase their skills to the world. The URCC is governed and sanctioned by the Games and Amusements Board (GAB) of the Philippines. The URCC has also brought in other international fighters from China, Brazil, Guam and Japan. This year, the URCC will be sending some of its fighters to Guam to participate in the country’s local MMA event as part of our efforts to continue relations with other countries, and to also help promote our homegrown MMA fighters all over the world.

Link: URCC website


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