Guard Passing in MMA: The 3 Passes That Win Fights
Guard passing in MMA separates champions from contenders. Chimaev, GSP, and Makhachev show how turning top position into control wins titles.
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Body Triangle in MMA: The Position Fighters Can’t Escape
A body triangle is a back-control technique where the attacker locks a seatbelt grip around the opponent’s torso and triangles their legs around the midsection instead of using two hooks — one leg crosses over and tucks behind the knee of the other, closing a single loop the opponent’s arms and legs can’t strip apart…
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Islam Makhachev Fighting Style: 7 Keys
Islam Makhachev’s fighting style is built on Dagestani combat sambo, suffocating cage control, and a submission game with no single hole to plug. With UFC 330 against Ian Garry on August 15, here’s what makes the lightweight champion so hard to beat.
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North-South Choke in MMA: 3 Fights That Prove It Works
Merab Dvalishvili just finished Sean O’Malley with a north-south choke at UFC 316 — a submission so rare in MMA it needed live explaining. Here’s how it works, why it’s so hard to land, and who else has actually finished a fight with it.
