Okay, so, today I’m diving into the whole “World Series of Fighting” thing. This is a fairly new thing in the mixed martial arts(MMA) world. You know, I’ve always been a fan of these combat sports, so I got curious when I heard about it and decided to check it out.
First off, I started to see what this was all about. It seemed like they were trying to make their own event, similar to the others but with a twist. The idea they had at first was kinda like a tournament – 16 fighters going at it, with a pretty big prize of one million dollars. They called it the World Series of MMA. Sounds exciting, right?
Then I learned more about the events. They had planned seven fights in the United States and another seven somewhere in Europe. I tried to find out who was fighting, but it was a bit unclear at that time.
I watched one of their events, World Series of Fighting 7. It was on the preliminary card, and there were four fights. Not bad, but nothing too crazy. They debuted on the NBC Sports Network, which I thought was a good move to get more people to watch.
Later on, I found out that the World Series of Fighting 1 had already taken place. It was all official and on the record. There’s a bunch of fighters I recognized, and some I didn’t, but that’s normal, I guess. They had been promoting it quite a bit, especially in the Southern United States and Las Vegas.
What I found interesting is this other company, WSOFMMA World Series of Fighting Global Championship. They seem to be managing the WSOF brand all over the world. It’s like they’re trying to make it a global thing, which is pretty ambitious.
I also came across something called the PFL Challenger Series, another American mixed martial arts series. But I think it’s not related to WSOF. It’s all a bit confusing, to be honest. There’s also the Ultimate Fighting Championship(UFC), which is huge and based in Las Vegas. I always thought it was the best of the best, but now there are so many others.
So, to sum it up:
- I got into this World Series of Fighting thing out of curiosity.
- I found out they were doing a tournament-style event with a big cash prize.
- I learned they had events both in the U.S. and Europe.
- I watched some of their fights and saw their debut on a major network.
- I discovered there’s a global company trying to expand the WSOF brand.
- I stumbled upon other MMA series, which made things a bit confusing.
Overall, it was an interesting ride exploring the World Series of Fighting. It’s cool to see new players in the MMA world, but it’s also a bit overwhelming with all these different events and organizations. I’ll probably keep an eye on it, but I’m not sure if it’ll ever be as big as the UFC. Anyway, that’s my experience with it. Hope you found it somewhat informative!