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I don't think so. Old comics themselves usually don't cause rashes. Maybe it's something else that's the problem.

One of the best MMA novels could be 'The Fighter's Mind' by Sam Sheridan. It gives great insights into the mental and physical aspects of MMA fighters.

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many different 'road rash girl' stories. It might be about a girl who got road rash, which is an abrasion from falling on the road, perhaps in the context of an accident while cycling or skating.

One of Ron Rash's highly regarded novels is 'Serena'. It's a powerful story set in the North Carolina mountains. The characters are complex and the plot is full of drama, exploring themes like power, greed, and the relationship between humans and nature.

Love and relationships are also frequently explored. In 'One Foot in Eden', the relationships between the characters are complex and full of drama. There's a sense of loyalty and betrayal that runs through many of his stories.

Typically, MMA romantic novels have a strong element of physicality. The MMA aspect brings in the action, with fight scenes described in detail. For example, the punches, kicks and grappling moves. The romance then weaves through this, like two fighters falling in love between training sessions.

One mma bedtime story could be about a young fighter named Tom. He trained hard every day in the MMA gym. One day, he got a chance to compete in a big tournament. Despite being nervous, he remembered all his training and fought bravely, and in the end, he won, which taught kids the value of hard work.

One great MMA street fight story is about a fighter who used his jiu - jitsu skills to subdue a bully in a street altercation. The bully was being aggressive towards an innocent bystander. The MMA fighter quickly stepped in, took the bully to the ground and applied a rear - naked choke until he calmed down. It was a display of how MMA skills can be used for good in real - life situations.

Well, 'The Fighter's Heart' is quite popular. It delves deep into the emotions and struggles of MMA fighters, both in and out of the ring. It's not just about the fights but also about their personal lives and how MMA affects them.