Wrestling & Boxing Movies

Brazil's premiere jiu jitsu, mixed martial arts, and wrestling championship invades the Las Vegas strip as the best fighters from around the world come together to show just how much damage they can do in the 6th West Coast Grappling Championships. A highly anticipated super-fight between Ryron Gracie and "American Ronin" Marc Laimon serves as the center piece to this collection of high profile fights, with a four man world championship lightweight tournament, a four man middleweight championship tournament, a four man light-heavyweight world championship, men's advanced division matches, women's advanced division matches, and a series of backstage interviews with the fighters themselves making this the video to beat for fight fans in search of a little something new. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

The hardest-hitting act in wrestling comes to the most famous bingo hall in Philadelphia in this release of a battle royal that's guaranteed to leave grappling fans clamoring for more. It's been a long time since Brotha Ray and Brotha Devon, and Team 3D brutalized Philadelphia, and as they take on both Sabu and Terry Funk in a match that's bound to make wrestling history, the resulting carnage is an atomic blast of good old-fashioned brutality. Of course, there's plenty more carnage for wrestling fans to sink their teeth into, and as brothers Ian and Axl Rotten dip their taped, glue-soaked fists into buckets of broken glass for a Taipei death match that must be seen to be believed, fans will find out just why there's no kind of homecoming like a Hardcore Homecoming. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Fighters from around the world climb into the ring to show their skills and crack some skulls in this mixed martial arts tournament that offers more than three-hours of action and seventeen brutal matches. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

This program is another entry in the ultimate fighting series King of the Cage. Billed as no-holds barred wrestling, this bad boy brawling highlights finely tuned athletes grappling within a steel cage without the hype and showmanship involved in network wrestling. The graphic and bloody streetfighting crowns the combatant still standing at the end of the match as "King of the Cage." This episode shows King of the Cage champions like Don the Dragon Wilson and Ultimate Striker applying the devastating maneuvers of combat grappling or Gracie Jiu Jitsu. ~ C. Dwayne Smith, Rovi

Martial arts masters of many different styles and disciplines come together to determine who is the true master in this collection of no-holds-barred competition from the King Of The Cage series. King Of The Cage: Cold Blood features Eric Pele and Daniel Bobish battling for the King Of The Cage World Heavyweight Championship, while Charlie Valencia and Dave Velasquez vie for the Bantamweight title. Filling out the undercard are bouts featuring Dean Lister vs. Jacen Flynn and Fernando Vasconcelos vs. John Crisostomo. Eddie Bravo and Don "The Dragon" Wilson are your hosts and announcers. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

The field of "Mixed Martial Arts" gained popularity in the United States in the late 1990s, and the King of the Cage video series strives to bring viewers the best in knockdown, drag-out fights, whether they be kickboxing, Ju Jitsu, or other hand-to-hand combat forms. The second installment in the series, Desert Storm features a number of intense, five-minute rounds to keep the fighters limber and at their most unpredictable. Among the featured brawlers: Travis Fulton, Tiki and John Matua. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi

The field of "Mixed Martial Arts" gained popularity in the United States in the late '90s, and the King of the Cage video series strives to bring viewers the best in knockdown, drag-out fights, whether they be kickboxing, Ju Jitsu, or other hand-to-hand combat forms. Various fight teams pair off in Double Cross, a 2003 installment in the series that features such fighters as Dean Lister, Mike Rogers, and Jimmy Ambriz, all battling to secure four titles. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi

The field of "Mixed Martial Arts" gained popularity in the United States in the late 1990s, and the King of the Cage video series strives to bring viewers the best in knockdown, drag-out fights, whether they be kickboxing, Ju Jitsu, or other hand-to-hand combat forms. The best fights in the entire series make it into the 115-minute video Greatest Hits, which culls footage from years of King of the Cage fights to showcase such brawlers as Joe Hurley, Shad Smith and Kurt Rojo. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi

The field of "Mixed Martial Arts" gained popularity in the United States in the late 1990s, and the King of the Cage video series strives to bring viewers the best in knockdown, drag-out fights, whether they be kickboxing, Ju Jitsu, or other hand-to-hand combat forms. The third installment in the series, Knockout Nightmare features the brawlers Mike Bourke, Antonio McKee, and Chris Brennan over the course of 12 brutal fights. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi

King of the Cage: Rampage - Birth of a Champion collects some of the most memorable bouts from the mixed martial arts fighter Quinton "Rampage" Jackson. This collection includes many of the most hard-hitting endings from the first thirty-three fights of his career. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

The world's premiere mixed-martial arts event comes out of the corner swinging as the best fighters from across the globe descend upon San Jacinto, California to showcase the next step in the evolution of hand-to-hand combat and the cameras roll to catch every brutal blow. The King of the Cage competition is much more than just brawn though, and as Muay Thai, boxing, ju-jitsu, and wrestling combine, the one fighter to emerge victorious will no doubt be the one who uses his mind as well as his muscles. With seven memorable matches including Randy Velarde versus Robert Emerson, Urijah Faber versus Eben Kaneshiro, and Paul Buentello versus Bo Cantrall, the King of the Cage is the place to go to experience the true thrill of the fight. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

The field of "Mixed Martial Arts" gained popularity in the United States in the late 1990s, and the King of the Cage video series strives to bring viewers the best in knockdown, drag-out fights, whether they be kickboxing, jujitsu, or other hand-to-hand combat forms. This sixth installment in the series, titled Road Warriors, pits at least eight fighters against each other in the scenic locale of Mount Pleasant, MI, where they duke it out at the city's popular Soaring Eagle Casino. Featured fighters include David Dodd and Roger Neff. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi