Negative Effects of Combat Sports
Boxing
The Science Behind Boxing
UFC
The Science Behind UFC
Negative Effects of Combat Sports
Boxing
The Science Behind Boxing
UFC
The Science Behind UFC
Negative Effects of Combat Sports
Boxing
The Science Behind Boxing
UFC
The Science Behind UFC
Negative
Effects
Why Combat Sports?
2018 has been an amazing year for both boxing and MMA. Some might even argue that this has been the best year for combat sports ever. There have been great fight such as: Khabib vs Mcgregor, Canelo vs GGG,Anthony Joshua vs Alexander Povetkin and Wilder vs Fury. Both sports fans grew exponentially this year. That is why I decided to base my project on combat sports, and since I find science/biology fascinating I decided to put them both together. I have been watching boxing for a very long time but recently started following MMA since it’s becoming huge. Many people follow these sports for main events and think that it is easy to do what the athletes do. They fights make it look easy, they say it's ‘easy money’, but it’s actually not. Many people coming into combat sports and think they can become the next Connor Mcgregor or Floyd mayweather. I want people to know how dangerous and hard these sports actually are.
Statistics and Facts about Combat Sports
All sports have shocking and interesting facts about them, and combat sports aren't different. 2018 has been an incredible year for combat sports. There are many unbelievable statistics in 2018 only.
History
There are many combat sports, such as boxing and UFC. Combat sports have gone through drastic changes in the past few years. Boxing has slowly evolved into the great sport that it is now. While on the other hand, UFC started off in the last few years and has only had minor adjustments.
Boxing
STARTED IN 1681.
STARTED IN ENGLAND BY JACK BOUGHTON
UFC
STARTED IN 1993
BOUGHT BY THE FERRITA BROTHERS IN 2001