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8:12Now PlayingLuke Thomas Gets Political: A fighter compared to a Sean Strickland–Colby Covington “love child” has reignited debate about the state of combat sports. Between bigoted outbursts, Saudi money reshaping boxing, and UFC’s long-term deals, many fans and observers are asking whether the sport has crossed a line that it can’t come back from.
In this video, we break down why MMA feels lost, how promoters tolerate behavior that alienates mainstream audiences, and what it means for the future of the sport. We also ask a hard question: has the UFC become something that no longer belongs to its fans, but instead to those who profit most from outrage?
If you care about the culture of combat sports and the direction the UFC is heading, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
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