How to Play MMA Manager 2

To become a champion in MMA Manager 2, you’ll need to start small, build your skills, and work your way up to owning a top-tier gym. Begin by recruiting your first fighter through the roster, where you can either hire a premade fighter or create your own from scratch. When making a fighter, you’ll first choose a weight class and skin type—these don’t affect performance. Then, customize your fighter’s identity with their name, hometown, and country of origin. Next, select a fight-style background, which determines their initial skill set.

Fighting Styles and Primary Skills:

Wrestling: Punches, takedowns, ground grappling. Wrestlers dominate ground positions, delivering powerful blows while keeping opponents pinned.

Taekwondo: High kicks. A risky style relies on complex, high-impact kicks that can be devastating when executed effectively.

Muay Thai (Elbows): Elbows, clinch work. Close-combat specialists use clinches and swift elbow combos to wear opponents down.

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ): Takedowns, ground grappling, submissions. BJJ fighters control ground situations and force opponents to submit with painful holds.

Kickboxing: Punches, low kicks. A striking style blending fast punches and relentless low kicks to overwhelm opponents.

Muay Thai (Knees): Knees, clinch work. Knee-focused Muay Thai fighters deal significant damage with precision strikes during close combat.

After recruiting, your fighters will begin competing in matches, but their actual growth happens in the gym. Train them to enhance their strengths or develop new skills. Training uses stamina, which gradually replenishes over time but cannot exceed a fighter’s maximum capacity. Check stamina levels in the gym view using the stamina ring, and ensure you’re training fighters as soon as they’re ready.

Each match becomes progressively more complex, requiring strategic planning and practical training. Winning fights brings you closer to becoming a professional and achieving your dream of owning the best gym in the business!

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Controls

Use the left mouse button to play.