It is that time of the year where people are looking to give their family, friends and loved ones gifts for Christmas or whatever holiday they celebrate.
Like many folks, including myself, last minute shopping has become a routine. If you have a MMA/Fight fan in your household or on your shopping list then look no further, as MMASucka.com has your holiday gift guide below.
Whether they are a collector of UFC figures, or have a clothing fetish for some awesome swag, then we have you covered.
Check out the MMASucka.com 2012 Holiday Gift Guide below.
ROUND 5 – www.round5mma.com
Price – $14.99
Round 5 figures have become some of the most sought after collectable on the market. The release of Series 11 has been anticipated for months and includes GSP, Jon Jones, Carlos Condit, Mark Munoz, Vitor Belfort, and Brittney Palmer. There are also Hall of Fame Editions figures in the likeness of Chuck Liddell, Randy Couture, and Royce Gracie.
ROOTS OF FIGHT – Gracie V Kimura T, USA Wrestling T – www.rootsoffight.com
Price – $34.99 each
Roots of Fight has just released these tribute tees for the holiday season. The Gracie V Kimura T commemorates the legendary match between two of the world’s most iconic Jiu Jitsu practitioners. The USA Wrestling T comes in grey and blue. Both are short sleeve crew neck t-shirts with soft hand prints.
NO MAS – Pride 10 Poster , UFC Monogram – www.nomas-nyc.com
Price – $34
While the sport of mixed martial arts was forced underground in North America, PRIDE Fighting Championships flourished in Japan. During its brief 10-year lifespan, PRIDE FC served as the arena of choice for the world’s elite fighters. Crowds of 40,000 or more packed the Tokyo Dome and Saitama Super Arena to watch as fighters like Kazushi “The Gracie Hunter” Sakuraba, Wanderlei “The Axe Murderer” Silva, “Minotauro” Nogueira and Fedor “The Last Emperor” Emelianenko cemented their legends. Perhaps the greatest legacy of PRIDE comes in the form of their two open-weight tournaments. Tailor-made to determine the greatest living mixed martial artist, the PRIDE Grand Prix 2000 started with 16 fighters and ended with Mark “The Hammer” Coleman forcing Igor “Ice Cold” Vovchanchyn to tap from knee strikes. PRIDE promoted its last live card in 2007 but any diehard MMA fan will tell you, “PRIDE never die.”
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There you have it, our MMA Holiday Gift Guide for 2012. If you have any other gift ideas for the MMA fans around the world, then please leave a comment below.
