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Are "no rules" MMA gyms ruining the discipline and philosophy of real martial arts?
With MMA's explosive growth and the rise of 'no rules' gyms that prioritize winning over tradition, the core values of martial arts—discipline, respect, and philosophy—are being challenged. Cast your vote and share your take on whether this shift is progress or a loss.
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