Yothin has called his shot: one more fight is all that remains for The King of Knees.

For twenty-two minutes, Ian Garry made Carlos Prates look like he didn’t understand the rudiments of striking.

Narak dominated the recently crowned RWS champ by using the teep to bounce him back in a game of keepy uppy that always ended with Chiabkard falling onto a slicing elbow strike.

A beefier Robert Whittaker, a trickier Mario Bautista, and a brand new boxing based heartthrob in John Garza.

"Rough diamond" is a combat sports cliché, but it is hard to think of any other way to describe the enormous talent and maddening habits of Manuel Torres.

Some thoughts on the more innovative moments.

We get the chance to study some high level Muay Thai clinch work, and appreciate the schoolyard headlock.

How Britain's strongest Nak Muay boxed up Japan's greatest Karateka. With various asides.

Throwback to the beginning of the Only Bangers era.

When he handled the crafty Wei Rui, Jonathan Haggerty proved that his spurious ONE kickboxing title was for real. In his third kickboxing match, he has the chance to prove he is the governor.

What if textbook technique was holding you back?

The cold, violent technical genius of Yothin FA Group finally succumbed to the romantic, ramshackle brawling of Chiabkard. Here is a love letter to the right straight to the body.

Being cut from the UFC is often the death knell for a young prospect in mixed martial arts. The undeterrable Mason Jones went back to the drawing board and returned to the big show fighting better than ever.

Ruminations on the K guard, getting old, and doing the thing you love even as it hurts you.

After years of promising a library tour, we dive in with three of the more unorthodox old boxing texts from my shelves.

Yeonli Hernandez, Dany Bill, and Giorgi Malania

Style clashes are the lifeblood of combat sports, and few come more clear cut than that between IBF lightweight champion, Raymond Muratalla, and Olympic gold medalist, Andy Cruz. 

We take the chance to revisit the three golden rules of spinning techniques, and a few extras that work as well.