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I will be participating in the Mixed Martial Arts Expo in Toronto next month, and I expect to hear nearly unanimous condemnation of the MTV show from fellow instructors and competitors. The concept of the show has apparently invoked a gag reflex in those to whom I have spoken to, so far.

The concept does not represent the spirit of mixed martial arts, nor does it reflect the philosophy of martial artists, in general. UFC and mixed martial arts organizations should take immediate legal action in order to stop this disgrace, and save the credibility of mixed martial arts franchises.

Fortunately, after watching several excerpts of the Bully Beatdown episodes via the Internet, I can say with absolute certainty that the show is not real at all. The dialogue seems mostly scripted, if not entirely fake …

… At worst, I see Bully Beatdown as a vehicle for promoting hatred and stupidity. It may be irrational to suggest that the show be banned for violation of hate laws. But such action may prove unnecessary. I cannot imagine that the show will sell well once people realize its true nature.

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