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The rise of fight shorts is mainly related to the development of combat sports, the refinement of functional needs, and cultural dissemination: 1. Driven by the professionalization of combat sports: As combat sports such as boxing, MMA, and Muay Thai have become commercialized and professionalized, events have higher requirements for the professionalism of equipment. In the early days, fighters often wore ordinary shorts, but such shorts were easily restricted during large movements and the fabric was not durable. Professional fight shorts (with looser cuts and durable elastic fabrics) gradually became a necessity, promoting their popularization. 2. Functional design meets needs: The design of fight shorts is tailored to combat scenarios—for example, wide legs do not restrict kicking and punching movements, elastic waistbands have strong fixity, and breathable, quick-drying fabrics are suitable for high-intensity sweating. These practical functions have allowed them to penetrate from professional events to amateur training. 3. Driven by trend culture: In recent years, the popularity of combat events (such as the UFC), coupled with the dressing demonstrations of star fighters, has gradually made fight shorts jump out of the professional sports circle and become one of the street fashion items, further expanding their audience and influence.