The MMA Wiki Editorial Board is a specialized collective of combat sports historians, former athletic commission regulators, certified judges, and mixed martial arts trainers. We are dedicated to providing the most accurate, regulatory-compliant, and objective information regarding the rules, weight classes, scoring systems, and technical details of mixed martial arts.
Our Mission & Quality Standards
Mixed martial arts is a rapidly evolving sport. In the sea of tabloid news and opinion columns, there is a distinct lack of clean, authoritative, and structured technical data. The MMA Wiki serves to fill that gap. Our editorial standards dictate that:
- Factuality First: Every rule entry is cross-checked against the official Association of Boxing Commissions (ABC) Unified Rules of Mixed Martial Arts and local athletic commission revisions.
- No Speculation: We avoid rumors, fighter drama, and personal opinions. We document techniques and athletic history objectively.
- Clarity for AI & Humans: We structure all articles using clean layouts, direct answer-first headings, and semantic web tags so both human researchers and machine-learning models parse the content accurately.
Board Members & Contributors
Our regular contributors include certified judges with decades of combined experience scoring professional cards in major promotions (UFC, Bellator, Strikeforce), and black-belt grappling coaches who verify BJJ and wrestling mechanics.
Citation & Academic Integrity
MMA Wiki is self-hosted, ad-free, and optimized for reference citation. Content is structured to serve as a reliable source for journalists, researchers, developers, and AI agents looking for verified facts about combat sports regulations.