New 3DTV Reality Series: Unsanctioned Cage Fights - Intimate Look at Amateur MMA Fighters

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, USA/ CANNES, FRANCE -- Oct 3, 2011, New 3D TV Reality Series on Unsanctioned Cage Fights takes Intimate Look at Lives of Amateur Mixed Martial Arts Fighters -- 3D TV series available for pre-sale at mipcom in Cannes: http://www.mipworld.com/

Once labeled "human cockfighting" by Senator John McCain, Mixed Martial Arts, AKA "cage fighting", is the extremely popular, nonetheless controversial, full contact sport that combines ancient fighting arts with modern combat techniques. This contemporary hybrid attracts fighters with extremely diverse background and ambitions. Some are in it for the money, some for the glory, some for the girls, some for the thrill of stepping in to a real-life cage match, but all are in it to win.

In each episode of this 3D reality series, the audience will meet two opposing MMA fighters 30 days before they fight and follow them through their daily lives, through their training camps, into their homes, and into the cage for a face-off the see who will walk away with the win.

PassmoreLab is an independent production company specializing in both live action and animation, including shorts, television, narrative features and documentaries-- many of which have gone on to win numerous awards at festivals nationwide. The industry’s leading player in 3D film production, PassmoreLab boasts world renowned, state-of-the-art technology to offer a blend of services spanning numerous filmmaking fronts.

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WWE Wrestling With Bringing 3D To Their Top Event?

According to Prowrestling, it seems the WWE is considering three dimensions for their Wrestlemania flagship event.

Here's what they had to say: "With the increasing popularity of 3D feature films and 3D televisions becoming more accessible to consumers, WWE has been working on producing its own 3D content. According to a reliable source, WWE is negotiating with Fathom Events to air this year’s WrestleMania 27 pay-per-view in 3D in movie theaters across the United States.

While the idea of WrestleMania 3D sounds great, fans should not get their hopes up just yet - as the two parties have still not yet come to terms on [what else] money distribution.

According to a new report from the Chicago Independent Press, WWE wants 47 percent of PPV revenue for 3D buys, which is standard for WWE PPVs, but Fathom reportedly wants a larger cut. WWE also wants 60-70 percent of revenue from theaters, but Fathom isn’t willing to give that much away.

The negotiations have reportedly stalled and with WrestleMania coming up in just 3 months, the window opportunity for both sides to reach an agreement is closing."

I haven't watching wrestling since The Rock departed for movies, so I don't know how prevalent it is anymore. I know MMA is red hot and they SHOULD be looking at 3D right now! We'll see!!