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Do traditional martial arts like karate produce better fighters than modern MMA gyms, or are they just dance with belts?
With the rise of MMA's popularity and the decline in traditional dojo memberships, the debate over which training method produces superior fighters has never been more relevant. Cast your vote and share your take on this martial arts divide.
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