How Well Do You Know Fighting And MMA?

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    Speed, Power, Movement, Mentality, Perserverance and Technique are the keys to being a great fighter.

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This is to find what you know about fighting and MMA, test yourself to see how well you really know the sport and the aspects of it.

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  • 2. 

    What is the fastest technique to hit your opponent?

    • Right Cross

    • Back leg snap kick

    • The Jab

    • Lead hand Hook

    Correct Answer
    A. The Jab
    Explanation
    The jab is considered the fastest technique to hit an opponent because it is a quick and straight punch thrown with the lead hand. It requires minimal telegraphing and can be executed with speed and precision. The jab is often used to set up other punches or to keep the opponent at bay, making it an effective tool in boxing and other combat sports.

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  • 3. 

    After Royce Gracie came into the UFC, which style blew up and many MMA fighters started to immediately study?

    • Wrestling

    • Muy Thai

    • Tai Kwon Do

    • Brazilian Jui-jitsu

    Correct Answer
    A. Brazilian Jui-jitsu
    Explanation
    After Royce Gracie came into the UFC, Brazilian Jui-jitsu blew up and many MMA fighters started to immediately study it. Gracie's dominant performance in the early UFC events showcased the effectiveness of Brazilian Jui-jitsu in real-life combat situations. This led to a surge in interest and adoption of the style by MMA fighters, as they recognized the importance of grappling and ground fighting skills in their training.

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  • 4. 

    What Submission is the most "automatic" response submission, even for non-fighters?

    • The arm-bar

    • The Guillotine choke

    • The triangle choke

    • Leg lock

    Correct Answer
    A. The Guillotine choke
    Explanation
    The guillotine choke is considered the most "automatic" response submission, even for non-fighters. This is because it is a relatively simple and effective technique that can be applied from various positions. The guillotine choke involves trapping the opponent's head and neck, applying pressure to cut off their blood flow and air supply. It requires minimal strength and technique, making it accessible to individuals with limited fighting experience. Additionally, the guillotine choke can be quickly executed, making it a popular choice for self-defense situations or for those looking to end a confrontation swiftly.

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  • 5. 

    Who is the longest reigning champion in the UFC?

    • George "Rush" St. Pierre

    • Randy "the Natural" Couture

    • Chuck "the Iceman" Liddel

    • Anderson "the Spider" Silva

    • BJ Penn

    Correct Answer
    A. Anderson "the Spider" Silva
    Explanation
    Anderson "the Spider" Silva is the longest reigning champion in the UFC because he held the UFC Middleweight Championship for a record-breaking 2,457 days from October 14, 2006, to July 6, 2013. During his reign, Silva successfully defended his title 10 times, showcasing his dominance and skill in the octagon. His impressive reign and numerous title defenses solidify his status as the longest reigning champion in UFC history.

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  • 6. 

    Which of the following martial arts disciplines is commonly associated with Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and involves a combination of striking and grappling techniques?

    • Taekwondo

    • Judo

    • Muay Thai

    • Fencing

    Correct Answer
    A. Muay Thai
    Explanation
    Muay Thai is a martial art from Thailand known for its striking techniques, including punches, kicks, elbows, and knee strikes. It is frequently utilized in MMA due to its versatility in both striking and clinch work. While other martial arts like Judo involve grappling, Muay Thai is a notable discipline in MMA for its effective stand-up techniques.

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  • 7. 

    Which of the following fighters is known for popularizing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in mixed martial arts (MMA)?

    • Conor McGregor

    • Georges St-Pierre

    • Royce Gracie

    • Jon Jones

    Correct Answer
    A. Royce Gracie
    Explanation
    Royce Gracie is credited with popularizing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in MMA through his success in the early Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) events. He demonstrated the effectiveness of BJJ against larger and stronger opponents, helping to establish it as a fundamental discipline in the sport.

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  • 8. 

    Who was the first fighter to hold two UFC championship titles simultaneously?

    • Conor McGregor

    • Anderson Silva

    • Georges St-Pierre

    • Jon Jones

    Correct Answer
    A. Conor McGregor
    Explanation
     Conor McGregor became the first fighter in UFC history to hold titles in two weight divisions simultaneously when he defeated Eddie Alvarez at UFC 205 in November 2016, adding the UFC Lightweight Championship to his Featherweight Championship. This achievement highlighted his skills and versatility in the sport of MMA.

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  • 9. 

    What is the most over-used kick in MMA?

    • Front Snap Kick

    • Straight Knee

    • Back Leg Round-House Kick

    • Spinning Sidekick

    • Back Leg Snap Kick

    Correct Answer
    A. Back Leg Round-House Kick
    Explanation
    The most over-used kick in MMA is the Back Leg Round-House Kick. This kick is commonly used by fighters because it allows for a powerful strike with the shin or foot, and has the potential to cause significant damage. However, its frequent use makes it predictable and easier for opponents to defend against. Therefore, although it can be effective, its overuse diminishes its effectiveness and makes it less surprising to opponents.

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  • 10. 

    What is the best strategy to beat a great boxer/wrestler?

    • Try to out box him, and submit him when you are on the bottom

    • Try to kickbox him from the outside, and avoid takedowns, use alot of head movement.

    • Press his back to the cage and clinch with him,dirtybox, get on top and submit him, or ground and pound. but if it remains standing use kicks to keep him away.

    • Keep it standing, and fight him from the inside with alot of uppercuts, hooks, and knees. try to avoid takedowns.

    Correct Answer
    A. Press his back to the cage and clinch with him,dirtybox, get on top and submit him, or ground and pound. but if it remains standing use kicks to keep him away.
    Explanation
    The best strategy to beat a great boxer/wrestler is to press his back to the cage and clinch with him, dirtybox, get on top and submit him, or ground and pound. This strategy allows the opponent to nullify the boxer/wrestler's striking and takedown abilities by controlling the position and using close-range strikes and grappling techniques. If the fight remains standing, using kicks can help keep the distance and prevent the boxer/wrestler from closing the gap.

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