Like the new dish of martial arts in 2023, Power Slap, the championship organized by UFC caused a lot of controversy. One of them is the potential danger level from the tournament, when the boxers have to put their faces to the opponent to slap their faces without being allowed to avoid, or use any protective tools.
Jewell Scott, a 38 -year -old UFC boxer, is one of the people who have just attended Power Slap over the past time. He has experience in many martial arts competitions like MMA and Boxing, thereby taking up some advantages when encroaching on Power Slap. Scott said he was planning to switch to UFC's martial arts martial arts martial artist, but he was not afraid to admit that this was a dangerous martial art.
“I entered every match with the thought that I could die, could be killed right on the competition floor,” Scott said. He added: “That became the motivation for me when I walked to this new martial arts floor. I would do everything possible with the goal not only existed, but also to win.”
Having the same thought with Scott about the danger level of Power Slap is the Nevada, US (NSAC) committee. Shortly after the first episode of Power Slap aired, the agency said they would grant a license to recognize this as a martial art, but with the conditions to ensure safety for boxers to attend. The only reason Power Slap is passed because this is an UFC.
Sharing more about the reason for registering to attend Power Slap, Scott said that money was not the only thing that made him and many people feel attractive. The name of UFC is the main reason gathering many boxers here, because they hope they can assert their talents in a new martial art, and new competition formats.