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Sport. The MMA, a Practice Long Banned, Become Ultra-Trend

Unable to organize in competition in France just six years ago, for a long time reduced to the image of a fair in castagne, the MMA has changed its dimension in record time. Weared by social networks, a generation of tricolored posters and a practice that continues to democratize, it now fills up in clubs and seduces an ever wider audience.

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Unable to organize in competition in France just six years ago, for a long time reduced to the image of a fair in castagne, the MMA has changed its dimension in record time. Weared by social networks, a generation of tricolored posters and a practice that continues to democratize, it now fills up in clubs and seduces an ever wider audience.

Since the legalization of the MMA (mixed martial arts, or mixed martial arts) in France in January 2020 and the creation of a federation dedicated in the wake, the discipline has the wind in stern and is increasingly adept. Galas are increasing, sport is more mediated and the fights are broadcast on social networks or on TV. A recognition for the pioneers of the MMA in Alsace.

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dna.fr broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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