Good MMA magazines?

[dallaskd]

I was in Barnes And Noble and saw 3 MMA magazines and one fighting magazine which included boxing and college wrestling. Most of the mags were exspensive to subscribe to. Any suggestions?

[Evan]

Real Fighter is dirt cheap and fantastic. I love it. I think I pay $15 a year for it.

Tapout out is good but more gloss than substance. Pretty expensive. I paid $60 for 2 years.

Both are semi monthly.

[cornbread]

I would recommend Ultimate Grappling. They always have a few articles illustrating techniques, fitness training and diet tips. There are of course plenty of interviews with fighters and trainers and stories on recent and upcoming events, both mma and grappling.

http://www.ultimategrapplingmag.com/

[dallaskd]

I would recommend Ultimate Grappling. They always have a few articles illustrating techniques, fitness training and diet tips. There are of course plenty of interviews with fighters and trainers and stories on recent and upcoming events, both mma and grappling.

http://www.ultimategrapplingmag.com/

I saw that one. o was on the cover. A little exspensive..

[Evan]

MMA magazines tend to be specific in content, what do you want out of a magazine anyway?

[dallaskd]

Im just a reader, I subscribe to several magazines. In a mma magazine i want more news, rather than tips and work out exercises.

[ALVAREZ6]

Tap Out is gay

[dallaskd]

Tap Out is gay

The owners are wack.

[ALVAREZ6]

The owners are the biggest flamers.

[Evan]

Im just a reader, I subscribe to several magazines. In a mma magazine i want more news, rather than tips and work out exercises.

Well there is no si type mma magazine. They are pretty much all bi-monthly so by the time you get the mag your months behind on news.

So, in that regard I suggest you again look into realfighter and then mma worldwide.

Tapout is mainly for training.