The streets of Krasnograd in eastern Ukraine didn't offer much to its children. What it did offer was free time spent outside with friends, lessons learned through experience rather than textbooks, and the understanding that if you wanted something in life, you'd have to build it yourself. For a young Roman Kryklia, those humble streets became the foundation for something extraordinary.  On Friday, November 7, at ONE Fight Night 37, the towering 34-year-old Ukrainian stands o

Fifteen years ago, a homesick teenager from Phatthalung Province stood overwhelmed on the bustling streets of Bangkok, tears streaming...

Known as Burmese boxing in the West and Myanmar traditional boxing in the land of its birth, lethwei is a bare-knuckle fight sport...

It all starts with this iconic photo—a single moment frozen in time, capturing six black belts who helped shape the very foundation of...

In a sport often dominated by men, She Fights  is flipping the script—creating a space where females in martial arts don’t just survive,...

As the 19th century rolled over to the 20th century, opinions regarding which fighting method was better—English boxing or boxe...

The martial arts industry is shaped by a diverse array of power players—whether they are screen stars, elite athletes dominating the mat,...

The techniques you see in MMA are not new techniques. They’re just a blending of old martial arts techniques. In MMA, we’re just taking what works from a lot of different arts, then we make sure it does work. How? By experimenting. In MMA competition — outside of biting, eye gouges, and groin shots — everything else is pretty much fair game.