The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) officially announced the inclusion of Mixed Martial Arts into the Asian Games sports system.
The OCA has officially decided to include mixed martial arts in the Asian Games system during coordination meetings for the Hangzhou Asian Games and the 6th Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games in Thailand, Chonburi. The Asian Mixed Martial Arts Association (AMMA) also attended the meetings.
Mixed martial arts is a versatile combat sport that combines various fighting techniques such as striking, wrestling, and judo. It has gained widespread recognition and development in the international combat sports community. The decision of the OCA to include mixed martial arts in the Asian Games system is an important support and affirmation for the development of the sport.
The inclusion of mixed martial arts will make the competition at the Asian Games more diverse and exciting. It will also provide a broader platform for mixed martial artists in Asia and help promote the development of mixed martial arts in the region.
The decision has received widespread support and welcome from combat athletes and enthusiasts in Asia. They believe that the inclusion of mixed martial arts in the Asian Games system will help raise the international level and influence of the sport, as well as provide more opportunities and challenges for mixed martial arts enthusiasts in Asia.
The official inclusion of mixed martial arts in the Asian Games system will provide more opportunities and challenges for mixed martial artists in Asia. They will have the chance to participate in higher-level competitions and compete with top athletes from various countries, thereby improving their skills and competitiveness.
As a new combat sport, mixed martial arts has been widely developed and promoted globally. The decision of OCA will not only promote the development of mixed martial arts in Asia but also provide more opportunities and challenges for mixed martial artists worldwide.
In summary, the decision to officially include mixed martial arts in the Asian Games system will play a positive role in promoting the development and promotion of mixed martial arts in Asia, as well as the growth and improvement of mixed martial artists in the region.
Asian Mixed Martial Arts Association Rules Test Tournament successfully held in Shanxi, China
On December 3, 2022, the Asian Mixed Martial Arts Association Rules Test Tournament, hosted by the Asian Mixed Martial Arts Association and organized by Shanxi Qiansui Fighting Co., Ltd. was held at the JCK Fighting Center in Jiaocheng, Shanxi Province.
The test tournament used the new competition rules developed by the Asian Mixed Martial Arts Association to improve the competition rules, improve the level of athletes and referees, and allow the smooth implementation of these rules in various competitions. After testing and improvement, the rules may be used in the Asian MMA Championships, Asian Indoor Games, and even the Asian Games.
The Wushu Sports Management Center of the State General Administration of Sports of PRC provided support and assistance in the development of the rules. Shanxi Qiansui Fighting Co., Ltd. is fully undertaking this event to make positive efforts and contributions to make the world MMA sport an official event of the Asian Games and to popularize and promote the MMA sport.
The Asian Mixed Martial Arts Association was established on September 20, 2022 to inherit and promote the international mixed martial arts cultural heritage, advocate and popularize the development of mixed martial arts sports, and strive to promote the improvement of the international mixed martial arts level. The establishment of the Asian Mixed Martial Arts Association marks the true formalization of the mixed martial arts program.
