MMA Chronicles Staff
The MMA Chronicles - September 2021
The MMA Chronicles - September 2021
MMA Chronicles Staff
The MMA Chronicles - June 2021
The MMA Chronicles - June 2021
MMA Chronicles Staff
The MMA Chronicles - March 2021
The MMA Chronicles - March 2021
Ontario MMA, Regional MMA
MMA Chronicles Staff
Will Regional MMA survive COVID?

Promoting MMA on the regional scene is a different beast. For many promoters, it’s a hobby and a labor of love. Many have tried and very few have been successful. It takes tremendous investment and even more work to put on a show with no guarantee there will be a profit at the end of the show. The only people that actually know and understand what it takes to put on a professional MMA show are those that do it.

Will Regional MMA survive COVID?
Ontario MMA
Chris Cluney
MMA's Public Perception

MMA has been legalized in Ontario for almost ten years. The House of Commons passed a bill legalizing contact sports in August of 2010, but what is the public perception of the sport?

MMA's Public Perception

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PFC 11 Recap and Breakdown

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PFC 11 Recap and Breakdown

Last Saturday Prospect Fighting Championships (PFC) put on their annual event "Knockout Kidney Disease" event AKA "Showdown in the Downtown 11" in London, ON to support a variety of charities, projects and research groups. Not only did they support a good cause but they brought a great card to the Forest City filled with a ton of Canadian talent. The card was headlined by Windsor's TJ Laramie (9-3, 6 KO's, 2 Subs), #3 ranked Canadian featherweight, against dangerous out-of-towner Paris Stanford (5-1) and the co-main event showcased the return of London standout, Jesse "The Ghost" Gross (10-4), against BJJ specialist Armando Gomes (10-3) who has cut his teeth on the Brazilian regional scene.