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On the YouTube platform, young people under 20 years of age, most of whom attend high school in Moncton, publish videos of them fighting. From the struggle to pugilism, a variety of fighters with a wide variety of experiences are competing in this league. However, research by Acadie Nouvelle has revealed that such a practice is illegal.
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On the YouTube platform, young people under 20 years of age, most of whom attend high school in Moncton, publish videos of them fighting. From the struggle to pugilism, a variety of fighters with a wide variety of experiences are competing in this league. However, research by Acadie Nouvelle has revealed that such a practice is illegal.