| Display title | Ultimate Fighting Championship |
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| Date of page creation | 21:27, 1 November 2013 |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) was formed in The Nineties by fighting family The Gracies. Practitioners of Brazilian Jujitsu, they saw this as the ultimate style of fighting, and held a tournament where they would face all comers to prove it. The competition was open to all comers, martial artists, boxers, wrestlers, sumo wrestlers, street fighters, martial artist wrestling street fighters, whoever felt they were up to the challenge. Royce Gracie, who used a variety of submission holds that fighters were not used to seeing, won three of the first four UFC championships. From here, it was apparent that being a black belt in a particular discipline was not going to cut the mustard, and so taking a page from Bruce Lee, competitors began training to become martial artist boxing sumo wrestling street fighters. |