The low kick is one of those techniques that looks simple yet decides the outcome far more often than it seems. A well-set kick to the legs breaks rhythm, strips an opponent of mobility, and forces the hands to drop, creating openings. Below is a clear, practical walkthrough: what exactly qualifies...
Many spectators come to fights for spectacular strikes, yet almost every tournament—even when it isn’t the main event—concludes with a quiet, barely noticeable tap on the canvas. This is the moment of submission—when a fighter voluntarily stops the bout, realizing that further resistance threatens...
The ability to move a bout from the vertical to the ground with a single motion is one of the core skills of the modern mixed-martial-arts fighter. A successful takedown not only deprives an opponent of balance but also opens the door to dominant control, ground-and-pound, or a submission finish. Le...
