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Becoming a ringside doctor typically requires a medical degree, which usually takes about four years to complete, followed by a residency in a relevant specialty such as emergency medicine or sports medicine. After completing residency, additional training or experience in combat sports may be beneficial. Overall, the process can take around 8-12 years, depending on the chosen specialty and individual career path. Additionally, certification and ongoing education in sports medicine or emergency response are often necessary.

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