Fight Kids: The Future of Mixed Martial Arts or a Detriment to America's Youth? A Call to Regulate Children's MMA
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Auteurs : Daniel NeyraSource :
- Family Court Review [ 1531-2445 ] ; 2013-10.
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- topic : Règlement.
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- Additional rules, Ancient form, April, Athletic commissions, Boxing, Boxing commissions, Boxing reform, Brief history, Combat sport, Combat sports, Commerce clause powers, Common injuries, Contact rules, Control board, Critical injuries, Current rules, Daniel neyra, Daum, Early days, Early show, Executive director, Family court review, Federal government, Federal regulation, Formal rules, Ghter, Ghters, Ghting, Ghting disciplines, Ghting system, Ghts, Gracie, International kickboxing federation, Interstate commerce, Jerry jones, Jersey state, Jordan metzl, Junior amateur, Karate, Knee strikes, Larry hazzard, Licensing requirements, Little league football, Martial, Martial artists, Martial arts, Martial arts competition, Martial arts legislation, Martial arts rules, Medical concerns, Minimum requirements, More athletes, Naga, Nevada state, Nick lembo, Njsacb, Other combat sports, Other state, Professional boxing safety, Promoter, Promotion company, Regulation, Safety regulations, Second meeting, Serious injury, Snowden, Snowden shields, Southern district, State regulation, States fight league, Students association, Supreme court, Tenth amendment, Time limits, Underage, Underage amateur, Underage children, Weight classes, Year review.
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- Additional rules, Ancient form, April, Athletic commissions, Boxing, Boxing commissions, Boxing reform, Brief history, Combat sport, Combat sports, Commerce clause powers, Common injuries, Contact rules, Control board, Critical injuries, Current rules, Daniel neyra, Daum, Early days, Early show, Executive director, Family court review, Federal government, Federal regulation, Formal rules, Ghter, Ghters, Ghting, Ghting disciplines, Ghting system, Ghts, Gracie, International kickboxing federation, Interstate commerce, Jerry jones, Jersey state, Jordan metzl, Junior amateur, Karate, Knee strikes, Larry hazzard, Licensing requirements, Little league football, Martial, Martial artists, Martial arts, Martial arts competition, Martial arts legislation, Martial arts rules, Medical concerns, Minimum requirements, More athletes, Naga, Nevada state, Nick lembo, Njsacb, Other combat sports, Other state, Professional boxing safety, Promoter, Promotion company, Regulation, Safety regulations, Second meeting, Serious injury, Snowden, Snowden shields, Southern district, State regulation, States fight league, Students association, Supreme court, Tenth amendment, Time limits, Underage, Underage amateur, Underage children, Weight classes, Year review.
Abstract
Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is a full‐contact combat sport that has been labeled the “fastest growing sport in the world.” MMA consists of hand‐to‐hand combat between two fighters trained in various forms of martial arts. Typical MMA bouts consist of punches, kicks, elbow and knee strikes, joint manipulation, and strangulation techniques. MMA bouts end in a submission (a “tap out”), knockout, or by a judge's decision. MMA is well known for its violence and brutal nature, with many fighters suffering lacerations, concussions, and broken or manipulated joints and bones. The Ultimate Fighting Championship, the largest MMA promotion company, has become immensely popular, landing itself on the FOX network and increasing its viewership by the millions. Many viewers include children who now practice and compete in MMA. The problem, however, is that there are no laws or rules that govern or regulate underage MMA competitions. This has led to unregulated MMA competitions featuring children fighters, which poses a serious health risk to the children. A longstanding debate exists whether children should participate in MMA fights or whether MMA should be banned entirely. This Note balances the competing views and rejects the proposal for banning MMA and instead calls for the regulation of children MMA competitions. This Note will offer three proposals in which regulating children's MMA can be accomplished.
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DOI: 10.1111/fcre.12063
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