Freestyle Combat

History
In 2015, the first official Freestyle Combat match was broadcasted over Sportsblast. SportsBlast had the exclusive rights to broadcast matches, until it was bought by MegaMedia in 2022. By that time however, the trademarks expired and the sport became public domain for viewing. Other promoters and nets introduced the fights in their own programming.

Gameplay
Combatants enter unarmored, unarmed and fight hand to hand. The are no rules barring where a fighter may hit. Combat goes on until a contender is knocked out, disabled, or surrenders. As there are no limits regarding how unarmed combatants may fight, there are no referees to oversee matches. There are also no round, no time outs, nor fouls.

Freestyle uses boxing's weight classes, and also splits into cyber and non-cyber classes with the same restrictions as boxing.

The Arena
A freestyle ring is a circle ten meters in diameter. If a fighter's entire body leaves the ring, voluntarily or not, the fighter automatically surrenders and loses. The ring's surface can be concrete, wood, canvas, or dirt.