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Best 1 Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)

Mixed martial arts is a full-contact combat sport in which athletes use techniques from striking and grappling disciplines under a unified set of competition rules. Depending on the ruleset, a bout can include punches, kicks, takedowns, wrestling, positional control, and submission holds, while proh...

9.48 Excellent
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Premier open-rules combat sport with unmatched stylistic depth, global elite competition, and spectator appeal; judging controversies and serious health risks persist.

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2 Mixed Martial Arts

Mixed martial arts combines techniques from various fighting styles including boxing, wrestling, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. It’s a full-contact combat sport emphasizing both striking with punches and kicks, as well as grappling through submissions and takedowns. The discipline is practiced by athletes...

3 Pencak Silat

Pencak Silat is a traditional martial art originating in Indonesia and Malaysia. It’s notable for its comprehensive system integrating striking, grappling, and weapon use—techniques honed over centuries. The art emphasizes both practical combat effectiveness and underlying philosophical principles....

4 Puroresu
Puroresu

Puroresu represents a unique form of Japanese combat sport. It blends elements of professional wrestling with martial arts techniques like striking and grappling. Originating in the post-war era, it gained prominence through figures such as Rikidozan, establishing a distinct style characterized by i...

8.10 Great
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Highly acclaimed Japanese pro wrestling style with major critical reputation; scripted outcomes separate it from pure sport consensus.

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5 Kudo
Kudo

Kudo is a Japanese combat sport blending elements of Judo and Savate, emphasizing grappling, striking techniques, and controlled takedowns within a standardized ruleset designed for practical self-defense scenarios.

6 Bokator
Bokator

Bokator, originating in the Kingdom of Cambodia, is a traditional martial art incorporating striking, grappling, and weapon techniques developed over centuries, emphasizing agility and strategic combat rather than brute force.

7 Vovinam
Vovinam

Vovinam, originating in Vietnam, is a dynamic striking art emphasizing explosive movements, acrobatic techniques, and close-range combat utilizing both hands and feet for powerful attacks and defensive maneuvers rooted in traditional Vietnamese wrestling.

8 Ju-Jitsu Fighting

Ju-Jitsu Fighting is a competitive martial arts format governed internationally by the Ju-Jitsu International Federation. A bout moves through three phases covering controlled punches and kicks, throws and takedowns, and groundwork involving pins and submissions, rewarding competitors who can perfor...

6.88 Fair
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Balanced striking-grappling sport with international federation structure, but protective rules and limited fanbase cap reputation.

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9 Lion Fight
Lion Fight

Lion Fight is a premier MMA promotion known for its emphasis on full-contact striking and dynamic cage fighting. Their ruleset allows for significant striking, making it a thrilling spectacle with frequent knockouts. The organizations focus on athlete safety and competitive integrity has fostered a...

10 Modern Pankration

Modern pankration is a contemporary combat sport inspired by the ancient Greek discipline of pankration. It combines striking with grappling and is practiced under modern rules that organize techniques, competition, and athlete safety, placing it within the broader family of mixed combat sports. Uni...

6.55 Fair
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Interesting hybrid ruleset with classical branding; niche participation and uneven recognition below mainstream MMA and grappling.

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11 Yoseikan Budo

Yoseikan Budo is a modern Japanese martial art created by Minoru Mochizuki. It combines striking, throwing, grappling, joint-control, and weapons-training methods drawn from several Japanese martial traditions. Training is designed to connect these ranges through coordinated movement, so practitione...

12 Bando
Bando

Bando is a Burmese martial art associated with the wider Thaing tradition. It includes unarmed techniques such as strikes, kicks, evasions, locks, and throws, and some schools also teach weapons methods. Bando training is often organized around animal-inspired movements and forms, which use the qual...

13 Angampora
Angampora

Angampora is a traditional martial art from Sri Lanka that includes unarmed fighting, weapon use, and methods associated with pressure-point attacks. Its practice is connected with Sri Lankan cultural history and includes both combat techniques and disciplined physical training. Angampora is studied...

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