At a press conference in Tokyo today, the promotion revealed a mock-up of “the white cage,” along with plans to change DREAM’s bout structure from one ten-minute and one five-minute round to the more standard three five-minute rounds (for this event only, thankfully). Since a boxing ring has been the norm in Japanese MMA for decades, DREAM is wading into all of this cautiously - for the time being, the cage is only expected to be used for one show per year.
HATE rings. Hate the ring side refs pushing on fighters and fighters jumping threw the ropes.[/quote]
Tell me about it. Sucks that they’re only doing this for one event a year. I guess they’re afraid they will turn off Japanese fans. But it’s a start in the “right” direction. I wonder if the cage being white will affect camera angles,visibility,etc.
HATE rings. Hate the ring side refs pushing on fighters and fighters jumping threw the ropes.
Tell me about it. Sucks that they’re only doing this for one event a year. I guess they’re afraid they will turn off Japanese fans. But it’s a start in the “right” direction. I wonder if the cage being white will affect camera angles,visibility,etc.[/quote]
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WHite is usually bad for camera- you get more flare/bounce etc (light bouncing into the camera )
its also a color that is always too bright or too "hot but It might not be a big deal either-
any boxing or fight show is bright as hell anyway.