From the people that brought you CFFC
The crew behind CAGE FURY is proud to introduce a NEW high-level showcase for elite grappling competitors and fighters from all around the world - FURY PROFESSIONAL GRAPPLING
CFFC has built it’s brand as a leader in MMA by discovering and developing the absolute best talent in the sport. Now after much demand from fighters and fans we’re bringing that same attitude & platform to the ever-rising sport of submission grappling.
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RULES
Match Times:
Main Event = 8 Minute Regulation + 2 Minute Overtime
Main Card = 6 Minute Regulation + 2 Minute Overtime
Prelim Card = 5 Minute Regulation + 1:30 Minute Overtime
Prohibited Techniques:
No spiking your opponent directly on their head or neck
No flying scissor takedowns
No small joint manipulation
No strikes of any kind
No inserting fingers into any orifice or cut
No grabbing or attacking the trachea / windpipe directly (AKA c-clamp or rape choke)
No slamming at all in the youth divisions
No submission attacks below the waist in youth divisions
No neck cranks in the youth divisions
No stalling or avoidance of engagement (includes walking backwards from guard & attacks)
Gi Division Specifics:
No toe holds or kneebars except for Brown and Black belts
No heel hooks
No reaping
No-Gi Division Specifics:
All valid submissions are legal for all adult levels
Heel Hooks/ twisting leg locks prohibited in bouts with athletes on the UFC roster*
Scoring:
Matches are no longer scored by 3 judges. Instead, if the match has not seen a submission victory by the end of regulation time - there will be a “First to Score” overtime round. During the “First to Score” overtime round if either athlete completes a scoring maneuver (takedown, sweep, guard pass, mount, back take, or knee on belly) and holds for the mandatory 3 second count the match will immediately end and the scoring athlete will be declared the winner.
If there is no point scoring maneuver completed within the “First to Score” overtime round the match will end with a draw.
If one athlete receives a stalling penalty during the “First to Score” overtime round and the match ends with no scoring maneuver completed the athlete who did not receive a stalling penalty will be awarded the victory and declared the winner.
If the scoring maneuver lands in a locked submission - control and victory are not established until the defender has escaped the submission attempt and is out of danger.
Other notes:
All athletes will undergo a skin check to inspect for infectious diseases
No smelly gear or gi’s will be allowed - you will be asked to change or forfeit if this is an issue
Gi’s must be reasonably fitted
Shirts or rashguards are not required for either Gi or No-Gi when competing but must be worn otherwise
No vulgar or inappropriate attire may be worn at any time
If you intentionally push or force your opponent off the mat platform you will be immediately disqualified and banned
If you purposely flee the mat you will be disqualified
Only one cornerman/woman permitted
Shoes MUST be worn when not on the mats
No cups or rigid athletic supports
Underwear must be worn, no pulling or grabbing your opponents undergarments
No shorts with pockets or strings on the outside (surf or basketball shorts)
Wrestling shoes are permitted in no-gi matches.
Slamming is allowed in all adult matches (as long as it’s not a spike directly on the head or neck)
LAST UPDATE: 4/26/2024