Just Bleed Chronicles: Celebrating 2024’s Bloodiest Battles

Just Bleed Chronicles: Celebrating 2024's Bloodiest BattlesThe Just Bleed Chronicles celebrates the bloodiest and goriest wars in combat sports over the year. For 2024, we…

Just Bleed Chronicles: Celebrating 2024's Bloodiest Battles

The Just Bleed Chronicles celebrates the bloodiest and goriest wars in combat sports over the year. For 2024, we are looking at terrible cuts in the UFC, bloody battles in BKFC, and even more. Let’s take a closer look at the Just Bleed Chronicles 2024.

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Just Bleed Chronicles 2024

Alex Pereira TKOs Khalil Rountree

‘Poatan’ Alex Pereira left Khalil Rountree Jr. a bloody mess to defend his UFC light heavyweight title.

Khalil Roundtree cut

Renato Moicano TKOs Benoit Saint-Denis

Brazil’s Renato Moicano made quick work of Benoit Saint-Denis and left him covered in blood in Paris.

Mateusz Rebecki Def. Myktybek Orolbai

Myktybek Orolbai showed his strength by never giving up despite a broken orbital and being covered in blood in his decision loss to Mateusz Rebecki.

Norma Dumont def. Irene Aldana

A brutal cut, one of the worst I’ve seen, slicing across the forehead of Irene Aldana at UFC 306 en route to a decision loss.

Irene Aldana Cut
Irene Aldana Cut Blood

Axel Sola def. Soslan Gagloev

Axel Sola and Soslan Gagloev went to a bloody war with the Ares FC Lightweight title on the line.

Timur Khizriev def. Brendan Loughnane

Timur Khizriev remained unbeaten by bloodying and defeating Brendan Loughnane in a PFL championship match.

Macy Chiasson def. Mayra Bueno Silva

Mayra Bueno Silva was not happy with the decision, but Macy Chiasson had sliced her down to the bone and the doctor waived off the fight.

Katie Taylor def. Amanda Serrano

Amanda Serrano suffered a brutal cut above her eye due to a clash of heads en route to her championship loss against Katie Taylor. This bloody cut took place as the co-main event just below Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson.

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Christine Ferea def. Christine Vicens

Earlier this year at BKFC, Christine Ferea vs. Christine Vicens went down and Ferea stopped her opponent due to a nasty cut in this championship bout.

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Kenny Cross vs. Emmanuel Sanchez

XFC saw a bloody war between Kenny Cross and Emmanuel Sanchez.

Joanderson Brito def. Jack Shore

Jack Shore suffered a cut on his shin that forced an and to the bout. Shore and coaching staff were not happy with this stoppage.

Duangdaonoi def. Alexis Asher

Duangdaonoi stopped a bloodied Alexis Asher in a matchup in RWS Muay Thai and that cut is just gnarly.

RWS Muay Thai Cut

Khanakov Bovar def. Ruben Warr

In a three-round bloody war, Unraine’s Bovar Khanakov left Ruben Warr a bloody mess in BKFC.

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Joaquin Buckley def. Colby Covington

The fall of Colby Covington continues as he loses his most recent bout by way of a severe cut just above his eye. The doctor explained that he would likely lose his eyelid if the fight were to continue.

Brock Walker Wins with Bad Cut

Despite the terrible cut above his eye, Brock Walker was able to finish his opponent by TKO in BKFC.

Bobby Green Def. Jim Miller

At UFC 300 Jim Miller made history by competing UFC 100, 200, and, now, 300. Despite the major moment, he suffered a bloody loss to Bobby King Green.

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We hope you enjoyed the Just Bleed Chronicles for 2024!

The Top Six “Girls with Guns” Heroines of Martial Arts Cinema

Girls with Guns Michelle Yeoh, Moon Lee, Cynthia Khan, Yukari Oshima, Sibelle Hu, Sharon Yeung Pan Pan.The “Girls with Guns” era of martial arts cinema, spanning the mid-1980s to early 1990s, was a bold chapter…

Girls with Guns Michelle Yeoh, Moon Lee, Cynthia Khan, Yukari Oshima, Sibelle Hu, Sharon Yeung Pan Pan.

The “Girls with Guns” era of martial arts cinema, spanning the mid-1980s to early 1990s, was a bold chapter in Hong Kong action films. These movies broke new ground by placing fierce, skilled women at the forefront. it blended martial arts with high-octane gunplay. Set against urban backdrops, the genre became known for its stylish action sequences, fearless heroines, and the defiance of male-dominated action tropes. It had a lasting impact on global cinema.

Girls with Guns

Here are the top six heroines who defined the Girls with Guns period of martial arts cinema.

1. Michelle Yeoh

Michelle Yeoh is arguably the most recognizable figure from the “Girls with Guns” era. Originally trained as a dancer, Yeoh transitioned into action films with her breakout role in Yes, Madam (1985), co-starring Cynthia Rothrock. Her physicality was evident in hits like Royal Warriors (1986) and Police Story 3: Supercop (1992), where she performed her own stunts alongside Jackie Chan. Yeoh’s ability to balance grace with grit made her a pioneer, paving the way for women in action films. Today, she continues to inspire, recently winning an Academy Award for Everything Everywhere All at Once.

2. Moon Lee

Known as the queen of the subgenre, Moon Lee charmed audiences with her athleticism and stunts. A former dancer, Lee became a household name with films like Iron Angels (1987) and Devil Hunters (1989). Her performances were a mix of agility and toughness, often portraying heroines who faced overwhelming odds. Lee’s willingness to take on risky stunts added to her status, though it led to a near-fatal accident on set. One of the top Girls with Guns.

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3. Cynthia Khan

Cynthia Khan burst onto the scene as the successor to Michelle Yeoh in the In the Line of Duty series, starting with In the Line of Duty 3 (1988). Her screen name, a blend of “Cynthia Rothrock” and “Michelle Khan,” echoed her role as a torchbearer for the genre. Khan’s background in taekwondo and dance made her a natural fit for action-packed roles, particularly in In the Line of Duty 4 (1989) alongside Donnie Yen.

4. Yukari Oshima

Japanese martial artist Yukari Oshima became a sensation in Hong Kong cinema with her powerful performances and unique fighting style, rooted in Goju-ryu karate. Often cast as a villain, Oshima showed her ability in films like Angel (1987) and Angel Terminators (1992). Her combination of striking techniques and acrobatic choreography made her fight scenes unforgettable. After her Hong Kong career waned, Oshima found success in the Philippines, further cementing her legacy as a dynamic action star.

Yukari Oshima

5. Sibelle Hu

Sibelle Hu brought an air of authority to the “Girls with Guns” subgenre, often playing tough-as-nails police officers. Best known for The Inspector Wears Skirts (1988) series, Hu was a commanding presence on screen, blending a no-nonsense attitude with impressive action sequences. Despite a serious injury during the filming of Devil Hunters (1989), she remained a prominent figure in the genre before transitioning into a quieter life after marriage.

Sibelle Hu

6. Sharon Yeung Pan Pan

Sharon Yeung Pan Pan was an actress who combined martial arts with emotional depth. Starring in films like Angel Enforcers (1989) and Princess Madam (1989), she added an edge to the subgenre. Her ability to switch between drama and high-octane action earned her a devoted following.

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Inside the Mind of Bryce Mitchell: A Look at the UFC Fighter’s Various Beliefs

Inside the Mind of Bryce Mitchell: A Look at the UFC Fighter's Various BeliefsUFC fighter Bryce Mitchell has become known not only for his skills in the octagon but also for his…

Inside the Mind of Bryce Mitchell: A Look at the UFC Fighter's Various Beliefs

UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell has become known not only for his skills in the octagon but also for his outspoken and unconventional beliefs. Here is a list of some of the more interesting things he has publicly stated that he believes in.

Bryce Mitchell’s Beliefs

Flat Earth Belief: Mitchell insists that the Earth is flat and has openly mocked those who believe otherwise, including Elon Musk. He claims space is fake and that planets, including Mars, do not exist.

Conspiracy Theories About Elon Musk: Bryce Mitchell has accused Musk of being the antichrist and criticized Neuralink, calling it “the mark of the beast.” Mitchell believes Musk’s technologies, such as electric cars and brain chips, are part of a plan for totalitarian control.

NASA’s Alleged Fake Alien Invasion: Mitchell has claimed that NASA’s ultimate goal is to stage a fake alien invasion to deceive humanity.

NASA and Space Skepticism: He has labeled NASA as “fraudulent” and “evil,” suggesting that concepts like The Big Bang and Moon Landings were fabricated by “the Elites” to divert people from their religious beliefs.

Government Conspiracies: He has suggested that the U.S. government created COVID-19 in a lab as part of a plot to disarm citizens. He also believes the Federal Reserve is corrupt and manipulates the value of the dollar without public consent.

Biblical Predictions and End Times: Mitchell frequently ties his views to religious beliefs, including claims about astrological events signaling the end times. He has described Elon Musk’s actions as fulfilling biblical prophecies about false prophets.

Evolution Denial: He rejects evolution, stating he was misled by public education into believing humans evolved from monkeys before finding faith in Christianity.

Views on Public Education: He believes public schools are indoctrinating children with communist ideologies and worship of Satan, leading him to advocate for homeschooling.

Criticism of Literature: Mitchell has criticized the teaching of Edgar Allan Poe’s works in schools.

Unusual Claims About Fighting Animals: In a podcast interview, Mitchell humorously claimed he could rear-naked choke a gorilla, adding to his reputation for making bold and eccentric statements.

Mass Shootings Conspiracy: Mitchell has suggested that mass shootings might be staged to justify taking away guns.

Seatbelt Opposition: He has expressed his disbelief in seatbelts, arguing against government mandates for their use.

This weekend, at UFC 310, Bryce Mitchell will face Kron Gracie in a featherweight matchup booked for December 7.

Top 5: Best Dakota Ditcheva Knockouts in MMA – PFL Striker Packs Dangerous Power

Dakota Ditcheva KnockoutsWe are going to countdown the best Dakota Ditcheva knockouts in MMA history but it will not be easy…

Dakota Ditcheva Knockouts

We are going to countdown the best Dakota Ditcheva knockouts in MMA history but it will not be easy choosing just five as the Bulgarian-English fighter has a KO win rate of 85%. ‘Dangerous’ Dakota Ditcheva just won $1,000,000 in the PFL 2024 season having won all of her matches by way of knockout crowing herself a champion and a new MMA star.

Top 5 Best Dakota Ditcheva Knockouts

The unbeaten ‘Dangerous’ Dakota Ditcheva grew up learning striking from her mother Lisa Howarth who was a title holder in Muay Thai, Karate, and Kickboxing. Ditcheva won amateur titles in Muay Thai and Kickboxing, then transitioned to MMA and has won European and world titles in the PFL. She mainly trains stateside at American Top Team but still credits all of her success to her mom. Let’s take a closer look at the career best Dakota Ditcheva Knockouts.

5. Dakota Ditcheva vs. Katherine Corogenes

The Bulgarian-English athlete dominated Katherine Corogenes on the ground and then delivered a right cross which put her opponent out cold in an iconic knockout.

4. Dakota Ditcheva vs. Jena Bishop

Showing off her full striking arsenal, Ditcheva attacked Jena Bishop with knees in the clinch, teep kicks, and head punches to put her down as one of the best Dakota Ditcheva Knockouts.

3. Dakota Ditcheva vs. Valentina Scatizzi

To capture the European PFL title, Dakota Ditcheva knocked out Italy’s Valentina Scatizzi with a series of knees in the clinch. This performance had her compared to Anderson Silva.

2. Dakota Ditcheva vs. Cornelia Holm

Ditcheva was pushed for the first time in her PFL career against Cornelia Holm. ‘Dangerous’ had blasted all of her opponents out of there in the first round, but with clinches and takedowns, Holm made it to round three before getting knocked out with a low-high punching combination to set the Paris crown alight.

1. Dakota Ditcheva vs. Talia Santos

Talia Santos was set to be the biggest challenge of Ditcheva’s career. This was the PFL world championship finals and Brazil’s Santos had walked through the competition thus far and was a former top-ranked UFC contender. This is one of the Best Dakota Ditcheva Knockouts as she made it look easy. She dominated Santos with a barrage of punches and kicks crowning herself the PFL champion and one of the best in the world.

    Election 2024: Top Five Pound-for-Pound US Presidents Who Competed in Combat Sports

    US Election 2024 Top Five Pound-for-Pound US Presidents in Combat SportsAs the election 2024 season heats up, it’s worth taking a look back at some of the most influential…

    US Election 2024 Top Five Pound-for-Pound US Presidents in Combat Sports

    As the election 2024 season heats up, it’s worth taking a look back at some of the most influential U.S. presidents who have dabbled in combat sports. From martial arts to wrestling to boxing. In this article, we’ll rank the top five presidents based on their combat sports backgrounds.

    Election 2024: Top Five Pound-for-Pound US Presidents in Combat Sports

    5. Barack Obama

    Barack Obama practiced two martial arts during different periods of his life. As a young child, he participated in Pencak Silat. This martial art emphasizes strikes, grappling, and weapons techniques, providing a well-rounded martial arts education.

    Barack Obama taekwondo

    Later in life, while working as a professor and part-time state senator in Chicago, Obama trained in Taekwondo under instructor David Posner. He achieved a green belt in this Korean martial art known for its dynamic kicking techniques. In 2009, during his presidency, he was awarded an honorary black belt by South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak.

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    4. Ulysses S. Grant

    Ulysses S. Grant competed in wrestling. While specific details about Grant’s wrestling style are scarce, he was known to be a skilled wrestler during his time in the military and throughout his life.

    3. George Washington

    The towering George Washington had a healthy career in wrestling. Washington trained in this Irish folk wrestling style, which involves throws, trips, kicks, pins, and even submissions. At age 18, he reportedly held a county-wide or possibly colony-wide championship in this style.

    2. Abraham Lincoln

    Abraham Lincoln was renowned for his wrestling abilities competing in Catch-as-catch-can Wrestling. Lincoln excelled in this rough frontier style of wrestling, which was more akin to hand-to-hand combat than modern sport wrestling. He was known for his impressive strength and skill, reportedly losing only one match in 12 years of competition.

    1. Theodore Roosevelt

    President Theodore Roosevelt was an enthusiastic practitioner of multiple martial arts. Roosevelt took a keen interest in Judo after witnessing a demonstration by Japanese Judo master Yamashita Yoshiaki. He trained regularly in the White House, achieving the rank of 3rd Brown belt.

    Roosevelt was an avid wrestler throughout his life, often practicing with his sons and staff members. He continued boxing even as president, though he eventually stopped after an injury.

      Top Five Pound for Pound US Presidents in Combat Sports Election 2024

      Election 2024: Top Five Pound-for-Pound US Presidents Who Competed in Combat Sports

      US Election 2024 Top Five Pound-for-Pound US Presidents in Combat SportsAs the election 2024 season heats up, it’s worth taking a look back at some of the most influential…

      US Election 2024 Top Five Pound-for-Pound US Presidents in Combat Sports

      As the election 2024 season heats up, it’s worth taking a look back at some of the most influential U.S. presidents who have dabbled in combat sports. From martial arts to wrestling to boxing. In this article, we’ll rank the top five presidents based on their combat sports backgrounds.

      Election 2024: Top Five Pound-for-Pound US Presidents in Combat Sports

      5. Barack Obama

      Barack Obama practiced two martial arts during different periods of his life. As a young child, he participated in Pencak Silat. This martial art emphasizes strikes, grappling, and weapons techniques, providing a well-rounded martial arts education.

      Barack Obama taekwondo

      Later in life, while working as a professor and part-time state senator in Chicago, Obama trained in Taekwondo under instructor David Posner. He achieved a green belt in this Korean martial art known for its dynamic kicking techniques. In 2009, during his presidency, he was awarded an honorary black belt by South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak.

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      4. Ulysses S. Grant

      Ulysses S. Grant competed in wrestling. While specific details about Grant’s wrestling style are scarce, he was known to be a skilled wrestler during his time in the military and throughout his life.

      3. George Washington

      The towering George Washington had a healthy career in wrestling. Washington trained in this Irish folk wrestling style, which involves throws, trips, kicks, pins, and even submissions. At age 18, he reportedly held a county-wide or possibly colony-wide championship in this style.

      2. Abraham Lincoln

      Abraham Lincoln was renowned for his wrestling abilities competing in Catch-as-catch-can Wrestling. Lincoln excelled in this rough frontier style of wrestling, which was more akin to hand-to-hand combat than modern sport wrestling. He was known for his impressive strength and skill, reportedly losing only one match in 12 years of competition.

      1. Theodore Roosevelt

      President Theodore Roosevelt was an enthusiastic practitioner of multiple martial arts. Roosevelt took a keen interest in Judo after witnessing a demonstration by Japanese Judo master Yamashita Yoshiaki. He trained regularly in the White House, achieving the rank of 3rd Brown belt.

      Roosevelt was an avid wrestler throughout his life, often practicing with his sons and staff members. He continued boxing even as president, though he eventually stopped after an injury.

        Top Five Pound for Pound US Presidents in Combat Sports Election 2024