Segavõitlus

Segavõitlus, often translated as mixed combat or mixed grappling, is a type of combat sport that combines various martial arts and combat techniques. It draws from striking disciplines such as boxing, Muay Thai, and kickboxing, alongside grappling arts like Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, judo, and wrestling. The objective in a segavõitlus match is typically to defeat an opponent through knockout, technical knockout, submission, or by decision of the judges based on points scored.

Competitors in segavõitlus often train in a diverse range of disciplines to develop a well-rounded skillset. This allows them to adapt to different situations during a fight, whether they are standing and striking or on the ground and grappling. The rules of segavõitlus can vary depending on the organization or governing body, but generally aim to create a comprehensive test of a fighter's abilities. Common rulesets prohibit certain dangerous techniques, such as strikes to the back of the head or groin attacks, while allowing a broad spectrum of offensive and defensive maneuvers.

The sport has gained significant popularity worldwide, with numerous professional and amateur organizations promoting events. These events showcase athletes who have dedicated themselves to mastering multiple combat styles. Segavõitlus has evolved over time, with strategic approaches and techniques constantly being refined by its practitioners. Its appeal lies in the dynamic nature of the contests and the diverse skill sets required to succeed.