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Kid’s Cage-fighting: It Should Be Banned, Right?
Sport, Ethics and Philosophy 16 (3):300-317 (2021)
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Cage-Fighting, also known as Mixed Martial Arts, is a combat sport that allows participants to grapple, punch, kick, elbow and knee—a combination of elements from many martial arts. While it...Author Profiles
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