Children as young as EIGHT filmed taking part in cage fighting... and it's UK Legal

[arista]

Children as young as EIGHT filmed taking part in cage fighting... and it's LEGAL

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2040005/Children-young-EIGHT-filmed-taking-cage-fighting.html#ixzz1YbKFbdkM

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Ch4 showed kids fighting in Thailand
now its UK.



On that link there is a video.




Is this OK?

Or should they have protective head gear on.



Sign Of The Times

[MTVN]

Is it really that different from Kids wrestling or something like that?

[Novo]

It's not like they are forced to do it it's just like any other sport really if they enjoy doing it then why stop them

[Shaun]

well that's certainly a paedo paradise.

[arista]

well that's certainly a paedo paradise.


Thats Not Good

[arista]

http://news.sky.com/sky-news/content/StaticFile/jpg/2011/Sep/Week3/16074673.jpg

http://news.sky.com/sky-news/content/StaticFile/jpg/2011/Sep/Week3/16074681.jpg

This morning Cage Fighter Alex Reid is on SkyNews at 7: 10 PM


ITV1 and BBC have now also added this story to there news.

It was done a month back or so
but only went onto YouTube yesterday.

8 year olds are still growing to fast
this may not be wise, but a parent dad of the kid
called 'bone breaker' says its better than being on the streets,

[Livia]

One of my little neices does martial arts - not sure which one in particular - another rides horses. The one riding horses is more likely to be injured than the one doing martial arts. Kids are resilient but we've started to treat them like they're made of china. So as for the film above, as long as it's regulated and the kids want to do it, I don't have a problem with it.