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Dude this is a thread about Mexicano mma, you gotta type his name out like how it’s pronounced “Caieeen”
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Mexican MMA
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Dude this is a thread about Mexicano mma, you gotta type his name out like how it’s pronounced “Caieeen”
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Zzzzzzz
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I'm in obviously. I don't really care where folks are from though honestly... Those factors are pretty much blanks ta me...
Couldn't name them but I watch MMA from all corners of the globe...
Well maybe the biggest MMA Org Combate!
Couldn't name them but I watch MMA from all corners of the globe...
Well maybe the biggest MMA Org Combate!
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As I've said before,you can't willfully ignore where people are from. Their background and culture will seep into their fighting style no matter what.
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MMA has been growing through the years in Mexico, but still not as popular as lucha libre which is Mexican pro-wrestling.
I used to cover the Mexican MMA events for Tapology a few years ago, but the lack of AC made it hard to get proper results from all of the promoters. There were a ton of regional events on a monthly basis, but it was a scramble to get the results as they wouldn't always make them public, so most fighters records are incomplete.
I used to cover the Mexican MMA events for Tapology a few years ago, but the lack of AC made it hard to get proper results from all of the promoters. There were a ton of regional events on a monthly basis, but it was a scramble to get the results as they wouldn't always make them public, so most fighters records are incomplete.
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Mexico has some good MMA fighters and in the future there will be some Great fighters. Moreno is a badass and will stay champ for a while.
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Not that good unfortunately. I think people presume as the infrastructure and popularity rises suddenly X country with a large population will have a surge in top MMA talent whereas I don't necessarily believe that to be true. Of course it will be somewhat true, but I think the 3 major areas for MMA fighters will continue to be the Eastern Bloc, Brazil and the US. The reason I have that opinion is because grappling arts are ingrained in their athletic culture and starts them training in strong programs at a young age which ends up really making the difference. Until other countries start following suit having a bunch of MMA gyms in countries where grappling isn't a prominent part of athletic culture isn't going to be good enough. We see this in Western Europe where MMA is popular but they simply don't churn world class fighters out at the same rates as the aforementioned three.
