MMA Press in Honolulu, HI

Over the next few weeks, I'm going to plug local journalist that have helped the sport of mixed martial arts grow in Hawaii and abroad. There's still a negative stigma to mixed martial arts for some non-fans of the sport being too violent. I believe some folks saw the original mixed martial arts fights back in 1993 and were scared to death because of the lack of rules, no weight classes, etc. In my opinion, these individuals are oblivious and not educated in the evolution of the sport that have helped make conditions and regulations safer for mixed martial art athletes. These journalists have done an excellent job to garner the attention of the mainstream and casual fans.

Galaxy MMA gives back to the community

For each and every event, the Galaxy MMA Team will partner with local non profits to raise awareness about social issues in the community. If you are a registered 501-C3 and would like to become a non-profit partner, please contact the Galaxy MMA Team.

Save Our Sports Hawaii

The Hawai‘i High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) created the Save Our Sports Program to collect donations to help offset budget cuts at Hawaii’s public schools. On behalf of Galaxy MMA we will donate a portion of the proceeds from our event to help raise funds for our public school Save Our Sports Program.


For more info: http://www.galaxymma.com/community.html