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09/26/2011

Kids cage fighting in Britain

A club in Preston, England, recently sponsored a cage fighting match for kids under 10, who competed before a sell-out crowd. Video of match brought criticism from the British Medical Association, child welfare advocates and government officials.

Class discussion: Is mixed martial arts competition appropriate for children? What about head injuries? Were the youngsters being used for entertainment? Would you want to participate in cage fighting? Why?

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