Rage Kombat: The Hottest New Combat Sport
The newest and most exciting fight league in the World!
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Will Vanders at Rage Kombat
Legendary combat sports commentator Will Vanders has arrived at Rage Kombat!
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Rage Kombat is looking for Fighters!
Rage Kombat is currently looking for fighters to appear on their debut show!
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Fusion Fights are essentially 'style vs style' bouts. Therefore, you might see Kickboxing vs Karate; Judo vs Kurash; or Muay Thai vs Savate etc. The bouts take place inside a boxing ring.
This is a mix of Greco-Roman boxing and wrestling. It involves boxing with MMA gloves, but with shoulder throws and body-lock throws included. Bouts takes place in a boxing ring and just involve one round.
Almost any fighting style! Rage is open to striking styles and grappling/submission styles too.
Sometimes participants will be paired against their own martial art discipline - such as Muay Thai vs Muay Thai, or alternatively against a different style in a Fusion Fight - such as Muay Thai vs Savate.
Additionally, we also have Greco-Roman combat bouts - which mix boxing and wresting, while participants wear MMA gloves.
All bouts take place in a boxing ring.
Yes, we have champions for each weight division and discipline. They are known as 'Kings of Rage'.
However, you can also see international title fights happening at Rage Kombat - such as boxing's WBC Mediterranean title, for example.
It depends on the fighting style.
Boxing bouts have standard 3 minute rounds, with 1 minute intervals. Bouts can last 4,6,8,10, or 13 rounds in total.
Fusion Fights have 3 or 5 rounds, with each round lasting 2 minutes.
Greco-Roman Combat bouts only have one round. This can last 6,8, or 10 minutes.
However, martial arts bouts involving only one discipline can have a duration that is agreed upon by both participants.
All competitors are matched with opponents that are within 3kg weight difference. This then falls into one of our dedicated weight categories.
It really depends on the bout and fighting style(s) involved. Boxers will wear boxing gloves, while BJJ fighters won't wear any gloves.
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The huge rise in the popularity of MMA as an all encompassing “FightSport” has thrown a light on the diversity within the different stand up styles and a resurgence is taking place. Rage Kombat is at the vanguard of that resurgence, with a platform that showcases a myriad of traditional and modern stand up styles in the ultimate clash of disciplines.
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