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Every time I get bored with MMA fights, I look at who is in the cage and there's always the guys who wrestled at public high school and/or college. When I watch JMMA, the fighters who put me to sleep are always Judo guys who were in competition team for their public high school and/or college.
Early UFC didn't have a fighter who had their training at public school. Royce was a Gracie. BJJ is private although one can learn at police, military or some public colleges. Ken Shamrock's Lion Den was a strictly private institute where nothing was paid by tax money. Until Daniel stalling Severn, a wrestling product of 18 year long public education won it, UFC was a pure contest of privately trained athletes.
Today, upper contenders are mostly the ones who wrestled at public schools. I just don't think it feels right when I hear public money are being spent to create a fighter. I want my tax money to produce a good honest hardworking man rather than MMA fighter.
MMA should be kept underground and private. Thanks
Early UFC didn't have a fighter who had their training at public school. Royce was a Gracie. BJJ is private although one can learn at police, military or some public colleges. Ken Shamrock's Lion Den was a strictly private institute where nothing was paid by tax money. Until Daniel stalling Severn, a wrestling product of 18 year long public education won it, UFC was a pure contest of privately trained athletes.
Today, upper contenders are mostly the ones who wrestled at public schools. I just don't think it feels right when I hear public money are being spent to create a fighter. I want my tax money to produce a good honest hardworking man rather than MMA fighter.
MMA should be kept underground and private. Thanks