Martial Arts
UFC 331: Joshua Van Validates His Flyweight Championship with Victory over Alexandre Pantoja
Not a Return to the Arena, but a New Ledger: From Dhaka's South Asian Games to Nepal's Tatami
Rivera's 'El Terror' Storm: Two Knockdowns, Fourth-Round KO — But the Question Still Hinges on Opponent Quality
Reading the 0-6: A Seventeen-Year-Old Karateka, a 57-Name Bracket, and the Question Bangladesh's Four Golds Never Answered
An Empty Desk, a Blank Ledger: Why Combat Sports Cannot Move Forward Without a Verifiable Record
UFC 331: Joshua Van Validates His Flyweight Championship with Victory over Alexandre PantojaUFC 331: One Victory, Two Questions Answered Some victories defeat an opponen...
Martial Arts Analysis Stalls Without Source Material: Reliable Records Must Come Before the FightThe most important requirement before producing a comprehensive martial arts...
Not the Press Secretary's Chair — Dana White Bought the Key to the DoorI opened the briefing transcript in my Nagoya apartment at 3 a.m. The White...
Data Void in Fight Coverage: A Major Warning for Combat Sports AnalysisA structured professional analysis of combat-sports and martial-arts news...
UFC on the White House Stage: Dana White's Political Presence, a Declined Post and a New Brand EquationIn the global landscape of mixed martial arts, the name Dana White has for mo...
The Empty Scorecard: Why Bangladesh's Combat Sports Never Write Down Its Own ResultsThe last bout of day two at the Khulna District Stadium indoor hall ended at...
Not a Return to the Arena, but a New Ledger: From Dhaka's South Asian Games to Nepal's TatamiIn 2026, at the National Karate Championship, there were fourteen chairs in t...
A Silver Worth More Than Gold: How the Dakar Youth Olympics Medal Emerged from Le Hoang's Score SheetTwo in the morning. Sitting in my Incheon flat, scrolling through the results...
The Blank Cells Are Bangladeshi Combat Sports' Most Honest Result SheetAt half past five on a February morning, the light on my Osaka desk falls...
Rivera's 'El Terror' Storm: Two Knockdowns, Fourth-Round KO — But the Question Still Hinges on Opponent QualityThe referee stopped it at 0:46 of the fourth round. Before that, the opponent...
The Empty Deal Sheet: The Ledger Nobody Keeps in South Asian Combat SportsOn August 19, 2026, in the combat hall at the Kuala Lumpur SEA Games, I worke...
Heartbreak for Phung at Asian Games: Former Teacher's Medal Dream Ends in QuarterfinalOn the afternoon of September 20, Lo Thi Phung lost to Lee Bomi of South Kore...
Three 48-47s and a Forgotten Weight Cut: The Unpublished Ledger Behind Chimaev's Rematch DemandI counted the scorecards myself, because the published result sheet did not...
Eight Chapters, Zero Names: The Gap Nobody Measures in Martial Arts AnalysisI counted before I read. Eight chapters—competition and technique, fighter...
Nobody Keeps the Scorecard: The Real Address of Martial Arts' Decision CrisisThe national karate final in Dhaka. Five judges, three corner flags, one...
HCMC's Deal With BoxRec: A Fight for Visibility, Not SanctioningThe lights over the ring had already gone out, but the corner was still busy....
Borrowed Stars, Owned Risk: The Real Ledger of RAF 14A 47-second clip from a Las Vegas press conference, watched on loop at three ...
Verdicts Written From Zero InformationLate-afternoon light is draining off the Rajshahi rooftop, and there is a...
Martial Arts Analysis Stalls Without Source Material: Reliable Records Must Come Before the FightThe most important requirement before producing a comprehensive martial arts...
Not the Press Secretary's Chair — Dana White Bought the Key to the DoorI opened the briefing transcript in my Nagoya apartment at 3 a.m. The White...
Data Void in Fight Coverage: A Major Warning for Combat Sports AnalysisA structured professional analysis of combat-sports and martial-arts news...
UFC on the White House Stage: Dana White's Political Presence, a Declined Post and a New Brand EquationIn the global landscape of mixed martial arts, the name Dana White has for mo...
The Empty Scorecard: Why Bangladesh's Combat Sports Never Write Down Its Own ResultsThe last bout of day two at the Khulna District Stadium indoor hall ended at...
Not a Return to the Arena, but a New Ledger: From Dhaka's South Asian Games to Nepal's TatamiIn 2026, at the National Karate Championship, there were fourteen chairs in t...
A Silver Worth More Than Gold: How the Dakar Youth Olympics Medal Emerged from Le Hoang's Score SheetTwo in the morning. Sitting in my Incheon flat, scrolling through the results...
The Blank Cells Are Bangladeshi Combat Sports' Most Honest Result SheetAt half past five on a February morning, the light on my Osaka desk falls...
Rivera's 'El Terror' Storm: Two Knockdowns, Fourth-Round KO — But the Question Still Hinges on Opponent QualityThe referee stopped it at 0:46 of the fourth round. Before that, the opponent...
The Empty Deal Sheet: The Ledger Nobody Keeps in South Asian Combat SportsOn August 19, 2026, in the combat hall at the Kuala Lumpur SEA Games, I worke...
Heartbreak for Phung at Asian Games: Former Teacher's Medal Dream Ends in QuarterfinalOn the afternoon of September 20, Lo Thi Phung lost to Lee Bomi of South Kore...
Three 48-47s and a Forgotten Weight Cut: The Unpublished Ledger Behind Chimaev's Rematch DemandI counted the scorecards myself, because the published result sheet did not...
Eight Chapters, Zero Names: The Gap Nobody Measures in Martial Arts AnalysisI counted before I read. Eight chapters—competition and technique, fighter...
Nobody Keeps the Scorecard: The Real Address of Martial Arts' Decision CrisisThe national karate final in Dhaka. Five judges, three corner flags, one...
HCMC's Deal With BoxRec: A Fight for Visibility, Not SanctioningThe lights over the ring had already gone out, but the corner was still busy....
Borrowed Stars, Owned Risk: The Real Ledger of RAF 14A 47-second clip from a Las Vegas press conference, watched on loop at three ...
Verdicts Written From Zero InformationLate-afternoon light is draining off the Rajshahi rooftop, and there is a...