The Concept… The Dream
The name Sideswipe symbolizes the group’s ability to break the limits of traditional martial arts and entertain any audience from a direction you wouldn’t expect from a martial arts group. Propelled by the energy and talent of the most skilled martial art performers in the world, Sideswipe combines music and choreography to bring a whole new feel to sports entertainment: The Unexpected Extreme.
Sideswipe first broke into the entertainment world in 2002 by competing and winning $25,000 on the Fox TV show, “30 Seconds to Fame.” Over the next six years, Sideswipe’s appearances on numerous television events – including their groundbreaking performances on NBC’s smash hit show “America’s Got Talent” – has made Sideswipe the most visible martial arts performance team in the business.
Sideswipe is comprised of many different performers from locations across the country. Through a collaborative effort of martial artists, Sideswipe can have multiple performances on the same dates across the United States and beyond.
Stage
The Broadway version of the Sideswipe performances. 15 Sideswipe performers go to the stage for Theatricks, a 90-minute martial arts stage play opened in 2006 at the world-renowned Rialto Theatre.
Corporate shows
Performing for small and large corporate functions across the country, Sideswipe has created entertainment shows and performances for some of the largest companies in the country.
Charity
Sideswipe is very proud to support and participate in benefits for different charity functions such as MDA, Cure Autism Now and the American Heart Association. Sideswipe has also had the honor of visiting and performing at different US bases around the world including Guam, Guantanamo Bay Cuba, Italy, Spain and Greece.
Exchange of knowledge
Sideswipe members all over the country are sought out for their unique abilities and teaching methods. Sideswipe members are available to conduct seminars, private lessons, and 3-4 day camps.
Integrity
Each performer is hand-picked by Matt Mullins based on integrity, skill, energy and work ethic. In his effort to take martial arts to the general public through entertainment, Matt has never swayed in his belief of what martial arts should portray and stand for; honesty and integrity are paramount in every Sideswipe performer.

Television & Video
America’s Got Talent (Week Winners) (Principal, NBC)
KTLA Morning Show (Principal, KTLA)
Tom Joyner Show (Big Break Winners) (Principal, NBC)
Ellen Degeneres Show (Principal, NBC)
Steve Harvey’s Big Time (2 Week Winners) (Principal, WB)
Good Day LA (Principle, Fox Studios)
Soap Talk (Principal, Soap Network)
Cold Pizza (Principal, ESPN)
Xtreme Martial Arts (Performers, Discovery Channel)
The Wayne Brady Show (Principal, NBC Studios)
The Best Damn Sport Show Period (Principal, Fox Studios)
30 Seconds to Fame ($25,000 Winners) (Principal, Fox Studios)
Progressions (Principal, Independence Prod)
Tao Feng (Fist of the Lotus) (Principal, Ruben Langdon)
Battle for Middle Earth (Principal, House of Moves)
James Bond: Everything or Nothing (Principal, House of Moves)
Fable 2 (Principal, House of Moves)
And One Basketball (Principal, House of Moves)
Stage
Theatricks (Rialto Square Theatre, Chicago, Illinois)
Aflac (Hyatt Regency, Anaheim, California)
FedEx (Venetian Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada)
MVPA Awards (Orpheum Theatre, Los Angeles, California)
E-3 Naruto Live (LA Convention Center, Los Angeles, Nevada)
Cure Autism Now (Rose Bowl & Soldier Field, Los Angeles & Chicago)
LA Sparks Halftime Show (Staples Center, Los Angeles, California)
Sebastian (Kodak Theatre, Hollywood, California)
Sun Storage Systems (Hyatt Regency, Washington, DC)
Macy’s Passport Show (Hanger 8, San Francisco, California)
E-3 Namco (LA Convention Center, Los Angeles, California)
Durango’s Halftime Show (Durango Stadium, South Lake, Texas)
Rampage Halftime Show (Rampage Stadium, Grand Rapids, Michigan)
Ford (Birmingham Convention Center, Birmingham, England)
Scion (Toyota of Naperville, Naperville, Illinois)
Black Belt Expo (Universal Studios, Hollywood, California)
Matrix Hair Care (MGM Grand, Las Vegas, Nevada)
Nike Street Show (Inglewood, Inglewood, California)
Intel (Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, California)
Mentor Graphics (Hyatt Regency, San Diego, California)
Choreographers Ball (Key Club, Los Angeles, California)
Dallas Mavericks Halftime Show (American Center, Dallas, Texas)
Penn State University (Brice Jordan Center, University Park, Pennsylvania)
American Youth on Parade (Notre Dame University, South Bend, Indiana)
Chicago Bulls Halftime Show (United Center, Chicago, Illinois)
Alcon (Hyatt Regency, Chicago, Illinois)
Casio (Consumer Electronics Show, Las Vegas, Nevada)
Plavix Medical Group (Venetian Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada)
Diesel Clothing (Hilton Atrium, Santa Barbara, California)
Des Arts Martiaux (Bercy Stadium, Bercy, France)
Youth At Risk Benefit (The Lot, Hollywood, California)
KSA Live (Club Myan, Hollywood, California)
Power Ranger Live Tour (Saban, USA National Tour)
Sun Rider (Shrine Theater, Los Angeles, California)
Lord Of Light (Thousand Oaks Theater, Thousand Oaks, California)
Special Skills
Xtreme Martial Arts
Karate
Wushu
Tae Kwon Do
Gymnastics
Trampoline
Acrobatics
Mini-Tramp
Weapons Experts
Stage Combat/Fight Choreography
Stunts