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Hip Show takes combat sports to a whole new level. The fights are 2-on-2 (two teams of two fighters each) in a 3D 12x12 meters arena rather than inside a conventional flat ring. If one of the team members in the arena drops out after a knockout, the fight continues in a 2 versus 1 format. If the remaining team member can hold out for 60 seconds, the bout ends in a tie.

Casey Oxendine, the CEO and TV commentator of Hip Show, discusses how the sport got started, the challenges of promoting Team MMA, and reactions to his product from fighters and fans and how he sees this sport evolving in the future. The host Don Roid gives his tribute to professional wrestling legend Dusty Rhodes who recently passed away.

Hip Show takes combat sports to a whole new level. The fights are 2-on-2 (two teams of two fighters each) in a 3D 12x12 meters arena rather than inside a conventional flat ring. If one of the team members in the arena drops out after a knockout, the fight continues in a 2 versus 1 format. If the remaining team member can hold out for 60 seconds, the bout ends in a tie.

Hip Show takes combat sports to a whole new level. The fights are 2-on-2 (two teams of two fighters each) in a 3D 12x12 meters arena rather than inside a conventional flat ring. If one of the team members in the arena drops out after a knockout, the fight continues in a 2 versus 1 format. If the remaining team member can hold out for 60 seconds, the bout ends in a tie.

Hip Show takes combat sports to a whole new level. The fights are 2-on-2 (two teams of two fighters each) in a 3D 12x12 meters arena rather than inside a conventional flat ring. If one of the team members in the arena drops out after a knockout, the fight continues in a 2 versus 1 format. If the remaining team member can hold out for 60 seconds, the bout ends in a tie.

In this episode Casey Oxendine, the CEO and TV commentator of Hip Show, discusses how the sport got started, the challenges of promoting Team MMA, and reactions to his product from fighters and fans and how he sees this sport evolving in the future. The host Don Roid gives his tribute to professional wrestling legend Dusty Rhodes who recently passed away.

Hip Show takes combat sports to a whole new level. The fights are 2-on-2 (two teams of two fighters each) in a 3D 12x12 meters arena rather than inside a conventional flat ring. If one of the team members in the arena drops out after a knockout, the fight continues in a 2 versus 1 format. If the remaining team member can hold out for 60 seconds, the bout ends in a tie.

In this episode Casey Oxendine, the CEO and TV commentator of Hip Show, discusses how the sport got started, the challenges of promoting Team MMA, and reactions to his product from fighters and fans and how he sees this sport evolving in the future. The host Don Roid gives his tribute to professional wrestling legend Dusty Rhodes who recently passed away.