I'm looking for manga where the story revolve around martial arts, and as realistic as possible. No magic fireballs shooting from fingers and such. Any good recommendations?

I have three myself which I think are pretty amazing:

オールラウンダー廻 - About a kid starting to do MMA. Very realistic and good human drama. Amazingly detailed drawings depicting technical martial arts details

コンデ・コマ - Based on the real story of Maeda Mitsuyo who traveled the world in the Meiji-period fighting people and showing the power of judo/jujutsu. He's the one famous for teaching jujutsu to the Gracie family in Brazil, spawning what is now commonly known as Brazilian jiu jitsu

KIMURA ~木村政彦はなぜ力道山を殺さなかったのか~ - Based on the real story of Kimura Masahiko, a great and famous judo-ka. Famous in the West for fighting against Helio Gracie in 1951.

What about Yawara!, from before Urasawa Naoki got really famous?

空手小公子 小日向海流
about a teenager that learns karate after being bullied, and learns also about other Martial Arts like BJJ

(2016-02-19, 9:23 am)protput Wrote: 空手小公子 小日向海流  
about a teenager that learns karate after being bullied, and learns also about other Martial Arts like BJJ

As far as being realistic... There's no fireballs or anything, but this manga is pretty unreal. I read it, but it's a bit... Well, the growth is pretty out there, fighters have weird abilities or advantages (rather than being fantastical, they're just weird, like one guy who's really strong, but who's technique sucks so bad that it confuses his opponents), and the author really stretches suspension of disbelief in the fights. For example, after multiple heavy blows to the head for both fighters, no one is knocked out and they can still fight at nearly full power; in another match one guy gets a cut on the forehead, which bleeds quite heavily, but the match isn't stopped; they sound small when I say them, but the situations are so overblown that it just makes you step back a bit and question the author's understanding of the human body and sports.

Once again, though, something keeps me reading it, I'm just not sure what.

You already know of the one that I was going to recommend (オールラウンダー廻). This is one of the most realistic fighting manga (or heck, sports manga) I've ever read, and it's wonderful.

Thank you all for your replies. I've seen both manga before, but never read anything. I'll definitely check them out.

sholum: actually, I don't necessarily mean 100% realistic. I can enjoy it even if the fights are a bit unbelievable, but there are other aspects that make it interesting. Conde Koma for instance, the fights are somewhat ridiculous, but it is also based on a real story. And I guess it's hard to make realistic fights interesting in the manga medium. All Rounder Meguru does it masterfully, though. Can't wait for the next one to come out! I also started reading Grappler Baki a few years back, and I enjoyed it but stopped for some reason. As far as I can remember the fights were super unrealistic, but there were no magic powers involved. Shura no Mon, on the other hand, although there were no magic powers involved there either, I just couldn't bare it. It got way to ridiculous, and I couldn't get through the first or second book.