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Two people fighting at MMA Club, a mixed martial arts club at The Ohio State University. Credit: Natalie Boggs | Arts and Life Photo Editor Two people fighting at MMA Club, a mixed martial arts club at The Ohio State University. Credit: Natalie Boggs | Arts and Life Photo Editor Two people fighting at MMA Club, a mixed martial arts club at The Ohio State University. Credit: Natalie Boggs | Arts and Life Photo Editor Two people talking at MMA Club, a mixed martial arts club at The Ohio State University. Credit: Natalie Boggs | Arts and Life Photo Editor Two people fighting at MMA Club, a mixed martial arts club at The Ohio State University. Credit: Natalie Boggs | Arts and Life Photo Editor Two people fighting at MMA Club, a mixed martial arts club at The Ohio State University. Credit: Natalie Boggs | Arts and Life Photo Editor When Benjamin Reitz transferred to Ohio State in 2025, he thought it would be easy to find a mixed martial arts club to join.

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