I need to learn martial arts to be a ufc champion?

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I want brasilian ninjitsu or kendo karate, what do i need to know and can you tell me what school in ohio
 
those martial arts dont exist, there is a kempo karate but not kendo, and where did u heat brazilian ninjitsu? thats retarded, ninjutsu is from japan so how would it get to brazil? and your gonna need to take the actual time and effort to be a ufc chanp, which is very unlikely and be the best at the martial art, i take karate (im a beast at it) and judo and its taken me 9 yrs to get to where i am and i know im not going to be a ufc champ, yet, your going to have to do martial arts for years upon years. but hey if you can make it work more power to you
 
You dont really need these martial arts to succeed in MMA. If you watch MMA this tools are not actually useful it is best to get something like Muay Thai, wrestling and Judo under the belt.
 
If you can take out the most legal and effective grappling aspects of ninjutsu and kenpo karate you can mix them in with MMA it can become your own MMA. In UFC 2 there was this ninjutsu guy who used a ninjutsu grappling move that looked legal enough for MMA rules as he put his opponent in a Guillotine Choke I think it was Scott Morris.

Frank Mir is a black belt in Kenpo karate so his striking skills are good but he was more of a grappler but still is skilled at striking.
 
Many UFC champions were highschool wrestling champion so maybe you should start with that
 
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