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THE DEADLIEST FIGHTING STYLES IN THE WORLD 

1. KRAV MAGA 


Krav Maga’s renowned unofficial motto:  “Hurt them real bad and then get away.”. Image credit: Ultra Krav Maga
It probably comes to no surprise that the world’s most effective and dangerous form of combat from one of the most conflicted regions of the world. Krav Maga is a non-sport form of martial arts, meaning it doesn’t concern itself with the opponents well-being.
This popular martial arts style was first developed for the Israeli Defense Force and was created with the sole intention of inflicting as much pain as quickly and efficiently as possible which often includes deliberately ending the life of your opponent. According to the New York Times, Krav Maga’s unofficial slogan is “Hurt them real bad and then get away”.

2. LINE 



Line was used as US Marine Corps’ method of combat throughout out the 90’s. Image credit: Flickr
Line is the abbreviated name of “Linear Infighting Neural Override Engagement”, this lethal warfare technique accommodating the combination of various martial arts techniques including Judo’s classical “hip-throws” was used by the US Marine Corps throughout the 1990’s and is still employed by numerous special forces.
Succeeded by Marine Cops Martial Arts Program in recent years, it was relatively inflexible especially for non-emergent situations such as peacekeeping operations, because its main objective is to end the life of your opponent.

3. ROUGH AND TUMBLE 


This form of brutal martial arts gained its fame during the American Revolution in the 17th Century. It is said to be one of the few fighting styles native to the United States. This colonial blood bath emphasizes on maximum disfigurement with the involvement of eye gauging to tongue-biting. Nowadays, the term “Rough and Tumble” is more associated as a term for rough disorderly unrestrained fighting or struggling.

4. NINJUTSU


Ninjutsu is one of the most renowned martial arts in popular culture as just about anyone is familiar with the term ‘Ninja’.  Back in feudal Japan, this martial art style focused on unconventional warfare, espionage, and assassination. Ninjas, those who practice Ninjutsu, were even often referred to as hinin (non-humans).

5. VALE TUDO


Vale Tudo events are often so brutal they had to be held underground. Image Credit: Ensomartialarts
Considered less popular than other Brazilian martial arts styles such as Capoeiraand Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, this full contact combat sport is as lethal seeing that its name literally means “anything goes”.  It consists of a very limited number of rules and combines techniques from numerous martial arts.  Fights are mostly held underground because it is quite brutal and dangerous that it often creates a stir in the media.

[ source: https://www.bookmartialarts.com/news/top-10-deadliest-martial-arts]

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