Octagonal cage is the symbol of UFC competition, UFC, the ultimate fighting championship, also known as octagonal cage fighting. Because the key parts such as the head, face and ribs of the contestants are often hit hard, the risk is extremely high; In the history of this project, there have been cases of athletes' death. For example, on June 6, 20 17, 16, Tim Haig, a heavyweight boxer of UFC, died in a boxing match in Canada because he was knocked down by his opponent.
Organizers of UFC events attach great importance to the safety of events. Every game, professional medical staff will follow the players to prepare before the game and be ready to deal with medical incidents on the field at any time. But in any case, octagonal cage fighting is a very dangerous sport, and accidents will inevitably occur.
Introduction to UFC events
Ultimate fighting championship UFC is the top and largest professional mixed fighting event in the world, with more than 20 events held every year. The live broadcast of the game is in the form of pay-per-view, and the stadium is an iconic octagonal cage. The professional boxers who signed UFC have undergone systematic and scientific fighting training and have the ability to comprehensively use various fighting techniques.
UFC was first held in Denver, USA on 1993. The competition arena is an iconic octagonal cage, which aims to provide a unified competitive platform for boxers from different martial arts schools under open rules, so as to produce the final champion. Originally, only one event was planned, but it was continued because of high attention. UFC has a long history and tradition of competitive mixed fighting, which can be traced back to Athens Olympic Games.