Sentence examples for arts matches from inspiring English sources
Ultimate Fighting Championship, which produces popular but sometimes controversial mixed martial arts matches, is known to be seeking an expansion of its television footprint.
Some of the existing programming on HDNet, including mixed martial arts matches and the newsmagazine "Dan Rather Reports," will remain in place on AXS TV, Mr. Cuban said.
This Saturday, CBS will become the first legacy network to show full mixed martial arts matches in prime time, the Associated Press reports.
Across the country, mixed martial arts matches do not represent something out of "Fight Club"; rather, they are akin to boxing in how closely they are watched by highly trained medical staff and referees.
Kevin Ferguson, who goes by the name Kimbo Slice, has fought in only two professional mixed martial arts matches, and he has a long way to go before he is considered a polished, well-rounded fighter.
The "kicks" are martial arts matches from around the world ("chop socky," in Hollywood jargon).
About the same as Toney would last in a mixed martial arts match.
When Mr. Putin stepped into the ring for a speech after watching a mixed martial arts match last weekend, he was booed by the crowd on national television, a practically unprecedented public swipe at Russia's most powerful politician.
There were two weeks left to train and 14 of his 219 pounds left to cut before the mixed martial arts match of his life, billed as New Blood, New Battles, on Friday at the Izod Center in East Rutherford.
As Sharon Pogue, a Chicago police officer who body-slams her suspects with a force that suggests she could hold her own in a martial arts match with Jean-Claude Van Damme, Ms. Lopez radiates a convincing, streetwise feistiness.
Accustomed to displays of fealty and fawning coverage by the news media, Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin of Russia appeared fazed when he was met by a chorus of boos after he began addressing the crowd at a martial arts match over the weekend.
