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In one corner stood a 6 foot 300 pound hulking giant that looked like the classic bar room brawler. In the other corner stood a 6 foot 4 inch 380 pound man, or something that could be mistaken as the Hulk. In any normal fight the scales would tip towards the bigger guy, but this isn’t any normal fight. The ref yell’s, “Let’s get it on”, and the mayhem begins. Quickly the larger man is taken straight to the ground from a barrage of punches and knees to the face that render him unconscious, this is no holds barred fighting. More popularly known as Ultimate Fighting in the United States, no holds barred fighting is exactly that. Once in the ring there are very few rules and almost anything is allowable. There are some exceptions such as eye gouging, fish hooks, biting and scratching, and attacks to the groin are illegal, but other than that everything stands. The main and only objective is to submit the other opponent either by knockout or verbal submission. And for the most part the fights usually end on the ground with the winner either punching or chocking his opp