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I would have to say Muay Thai because of the full contact rules[1] . Not that BJJ isn't full contact, but competition rules make it relatively safer than Muay Thai[2] .Not to mention traumatic head trauma accumulates the more you fight[3] . This again makes competing in Muay Thai more dangerous.Footnotes[1] 14. Scoring System[2] Rules for Submission Grappling and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu tournaments[3] Consequences of Repetitive Head Impacts and Multiple Concussions

The goalkeeper can move to either side, but cannot move forward from the time you blow the whistle to signal the kick until the ball is kicked. The penalties for Rule 14-1-2 and Rule 14-1-3 are as follows: “Infringement by the defending team is not penalized if the goal is scored

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