Mixed martial arts has taken the world by storm with its premiere league being the Ultimate Fighting Championship or the UFC. The UFC is to mixed martial arts what the NFL is to football, the NBA is to basketball, or the MLB is to baseball. With its inception in 1993, the UFC is still in its infancy and is still developing however; it allows a platform for the best martial artists in the world to showcase their skills.

Mixed martial arts is unique in that it is ever evolving, ever changing, and with every passing generation the skillsets encompassed within mixed martial arts continues to expand and continues to improve. With such a variance in martial arts, mixed martial artists are always willing to learn from other arts and apply what is effective. Enter the most powerful martial art in the world: Ameri-Do-Te.

Master Ken, 11th degree black belt in the deadly art of Ameri-Do-Te, welcomes famed mixed martial arts aficionado and trainer, Greg Jackson from the prestigious Jackson’s Martial Arts and Fitness Academy in Albuquerque, New Mexico, along with his student Julie Kedzie. He has invited them into his dojo to teach them how to fight…for real.

In the video below, we see the interaction in its entirety which becomes very interesting when Coach Jackson questions some of the techniques employed by Master Ken. Obviously, with his wealth of experience and knowledge Master Ken does not take too kindly to such rude and uncalled for criticism. As the interaction between the two martial arts experts continues Master Ken has taken about all of the verbal abuse from Master Jackson he can handle and decides to take matters into his own hands to once and for all prove the dominance of Ameri-Do-Te over MMA.

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Jacob C. Stevens is a lifelong athlete and cerebral martial arts enthusiast who is also skilled in the art of linguistic manipulation, his published work, Afterthoughts and Handgrenades, can be found here…