but this match is different. what these guys will be like in 15 years. although it s mixed martial arts fighting which has stricter rules than cage fighting and doesn t allow punching and kicking, the boys compete inside of a cage to keep them from falling out of the ring. and almost immediately after the two begin grappling, kian s opponent suffers an injury. that was a great knee this is the one danger you ve got with juniors. they ll still very young and can get wrapped up in the moment and if they do get an injury, it could be very painful. the paramedic on site steps into the cage to inspect his opponent who appears to be on the verge of tears. paramedics come in and check the child, nothing was wrong with him. he was absolutely fine. the paramedic leaves the ring and the boys resume fighting. needs to get one back and get some revenge there. normally in mma, when someone taps out that s the end of the fight but we being a demonstration they wanted to carry on,
joe knellis is the head of the national association of karate and martial arts schools. a british organization that regulated tradition and nontraditional martial arts. nightingale s jim is not part of it. our policy is not to encourage or allow children and those under the age of 18 to participate in cage fighting or mixed martial arts on a competitive level. he s an advocate of the sport, but he is horrified by the video. two children engaged in this activity, which is dangerous to them. from a physical perspective and from an emotional, mental perspective. if they were wearing head guards or they were wearing pads and took the cage away and had access to the environment, maybe we could then say, okay, this is safe. but what we ve seen on the clip is too dangerous, is too risky.
raddicical. ee are not looking at the continuium of muslim and islamist and jihaddist and soldier. it was an act of terror and war. in the cold war soviets, we didn t look for violent extremist. we looked at ideology that inspired them. it is not only the inspiration of isis but what inspires those inspiring. it the premise of the islamic state. and stop. hang on. so all right. we are not looking for violence necessarily as was the case with the latest abdulezeez because there was no history of fighting other than the cage fighting. what are we doing wrong? his blog said he wants to establish islam. and look at where he hung out. it is an ideology that believes
raddicical. ee are not looking at the continuium of muslim and islamist and jihaddist and soldier. it was an act of terror and war. in the cold war soviets, we didn t look for violent extremist. we looked at ideology that inspired them. it is not only the inspiration of isis but what inspires those inspiring. it the premise of the islamic state. and stop. hang on. so, all right. we are not looking for violence necessarily as was the case with the latest abdulezeez because there was no history of fighting other than the cage fighting. what are we doing wrong? his blog said he wants to establish islam. and look at where he hung out. it is an ideology that believes
trophy in the tournament. the night he fought he got the gold trophy. but this match is different. what these guys will be like in 15 years. although it s mixed martial arts fighting which has stricter rules than cage fighting and doesn t allow punching and kicking, the boys compete inside of a cage to keep them from falling out of the ring. and almost immediately after the two begin grappling, kian s opponent suffers an injury. that was a great knee this is the one danger you ve got with juniors. they ll still very young and can get wrapped up in the moment and if they do get an injury, it could be very painful. the paramedic on site steps into the cage to inspect his opponent who appears to be on the verge of tears. paramedics come in and check the child, nothing was wrong with him. he was absolutely fine. the paramedic leaves the ring and the boys resume fighting. needs to get one back and get some revenge there.