我刚接触到UFC是在我大学时代。至今我还记得当时我经常会向ABC video 借那些很小的录影带。每次当我和我朋友Joe从柜子里拿出一盒盒搏击录像带的时候，Park先生总会把头转向一边。因为在那个时候，由于内容涉及到 一些打斗，所以仍有年龄上的限制。事实上每个竞争者展现出的不同的打斗方式让我想到了游戏“街头霸王”或电影“流血运动”的真人版。尽管那时我并不是很了解我正在看的东西，但是我还是被深深的吸引到并成了这项运动的粉丝。在西方，欧洲和亚洲的某些国家早已这项运动建立了手对手打斗的主要形式。然而在中国，成为一个MMA粉丝还是有一点点不寻常的。尽管在日本和韩国已经非常普及，但是它还是未完全的渗入中国的主流文化。当我和人们谈到MMA时，他们总是把它于WWE或者摔跤运动混淆在一起。对很多人来说，这个运动与两个成年互相想打倒对方没什么大差别。从某种意义上说，这更像是一场真人表演。但是在中国，就像其他的一些运动，教育是很重要的。人们常常会拒绝那些他们不理解的东西。
我做这个网站的目的就是想让大家更了解带有艺术感和科学性的MixedMartial Arts。一旦人们意识到这项运动的技术性，创造性和进步性，我相信他们就会像十年前的我一样会成为它的粉丝。

I was first exposed to the UFC early in my high school days .I still remember renting those dinky vhs tapes at ABC video. Mr. Park would always looked the other way when me and my buddy Joe would come up to the counter with bunch of fight tapes. At that time there was still an age restriction disclaimer due to the graphic nature involved in the bouts. It was pure entertainment value then.The brutal knockouts, late stoppages, non existent weight classes and the king of the hill style tournaments.The fact that each competitor represented a different discipline reminded me of a real life “Street Fighter” game or the classic 80’s hit “Blood Sport”. Even though i didn’t quite understand what i was watching (especially when it came to Jiu Jit Su), i was instantly fascinated and from then on i became a fan. It’s unbelievable how the sport has evolved its way into mainstream culture posing a great threat to all the other national past times . In the West and certain parts of Europe and Asia, it’s already established itself as the staple when it comes to any sort of hand to hand combat competitions. With the way MMA is growing internationally, boxing is undoubtedly a dying sport with no real salvation in sight. Being based in China it’s still sort of unconventional being a MMA fan. Even though the sport has blown up in Japan and Korea it hasn’t really penetrated into Chinese mainstream just of yet. When i talk to people about MMA they always almost seem to mix it up with pro wrestling and the likes WWE. To a lot of them there isn’t much of a difference between two full grown men trying to beat the shit out of each other. In a sense there isn’t much of an athestic difference but in substance one is dramatized, whereas the other is well…real drama! But like any other emerging movement in China, education is key. People usually reject what they don’t understand. My goal with the site is to bring a new found appreciation for the art and science of MixedMartial Arts. Once people start to realize the technical, creative and progressive aspects of the sport i’m certain the massess will ensue with its follow.