No Fight, No Glory: Orange And Black Go Ten On Ten On An Open Grass Field In Front Of A Packed Fence

"No fight, no glory." That is what the banner along the fence says, and the crowd behind it has come to see exactly that.

This is ten on ten, played out on an open grass field with no ring and no cage. One team wears orange, the other black. The two sides pile into each other, the action breaks into scrums, and there is a man in orange in the middle of the pile with a black shirt leaning over him.

That is the appeal of team combat. Every exchange is also a fight for position, and the second someone goes to ground the rest of the field has to decide where it is needed. Ten on ten means ten different fights at once, all of them also one big one.

The fans along the fence are not sitting this out. Phones are up, hands are in the air, and the grass bank behind them is full of people watching. Nobody there is looking anywhere else.

Krakjaw loves it when fighters take the sport out of the gym and into the open air, and this is about as open as it gets. Orange or black, somebody on that field is going home with the glory.