Size means nothing. I'm just like most of the people on this website. I'm 5'11 210 lbs. and I'm a one man kung fu swat team! 
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Bareknuckle boxing match for $3k
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sikwitit36
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can someone email it to me
Sorry, but I'd have to disagree unless he punched your skull in. Did you see the side of that big black guys face after 1 or 2 punches? Now I don't know your ex, nor do I know you, but I highly doubt your ex can swing harder punches than that guy unless you've made a few trips to the emergency room. First post by the way, kick ass forum you guys got goin' here. Love the cars. :rockon:
Ok for those who say it looks like they punch slow, dont hit hard etc....think of it this way.....what happens when a tractor trailer hits your car at 20mph opposed to a honda civic???...think about it.
I'm assuming that the larger guy in the white shorts is 6'3 245-265 lbs.....there doesn't have to be all that much speed behind all of his mass and power to do damage.
I'm 6'1 247..... fought mma for a bit and Tai boxed for 12 years.....I've been hit by some turtles that have an impact of a mule kick.
I'm assuming that the larger guy in the white shorts is 6'3 245-265 lbs.....there doesn't have to be all that much speed behind all of his mass and power to do damage.
I'm 6'1 247..... fought mma for a bit and Tai boxed for 12 years.....I've been hit by some turtles that have an impact of a mule kick.
After looking at this clip, he might be shorter....possibly 6'1???
Well whatever he is, he has a pretty cool side job :-0
http://www.inthevip.com/view.htm?id=Pomidor&trailer=loni.wmv
Well whatever he is, he has a pretty cool side job :-0
http://www.inthevip.com/view.htm?id=Pomidor&trailer=loni.wmv
Originally posted by hmmmidunno
haha thats nothin my sophmore year i took on a black dude 280lbs 6'2" after that sheet the people learned to leave me alone he was biggest dude in school i am 5'10" 130lbs
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Hmmmmm
I can't say that karate or kung fu is useless in a real fight. I'm no expert by any means. I train BagwZhang and Taiji, which both include Dim Mak. I've dabbled with submission fighting too. It's true that about 90% of fights go to the ground, but 100% start standing up. As mentioned before, if you try and use the same tactics you used in point fighting for a trophy, you'll most likely be destroyed in a real survival situation.
I respect the Gracies in their work with BJJ. I believe it's effective. In my opinion, I shouldn't have to grapple with someone who wants to grapple. My opponent would be getting struck while trying to grapple me. I shouldn't have to adapt to you. You make your opponent have to adapt to yourself. If I let someone grapple me down, I either don't know my style/art well enough or I'm being taught something wrong.
Another thing I believe in is training in something that works regardless of the opponent's condition. Smash a drunk/drugged up person in the nose and mouth 10 times. Nothing happens. They're not registering pain. If a drunk/drugged up person, whether muscular or scrawny, can't walk, see, or breathe, he's finished just like a sober person would be. That's what I think makes some martial arts/styles and their students/teachers look bad. People aren't trained and taught in the right way. That's why I can't agree with karate or kung fu being almost useless. If you're taught junk, it will be junk in a real situation.
I was taught to train with sudden, reflex violence. My instructor gave this example. If you're mowing your lawn and a piece of dirt flies to your face, you don't think "I must now close my eye because this dirt is coming at me". No, you automatically move or cover up. The same is applied to fighting. If I have to "think" about what move I'm going to do, I'm finished in a real street fight. Fighting happens in an instant. No time for thinking. That's why we train with natural body movements. This, in my opinion, is one of the most effective training methods. If it's unnatural, you have to "think" about it and that can cost you in a real survival situation.
Good discussion. I like how people from different backgrounds and expierences share their thoughts about fighting. :thumbsup:
I have to agree and disagree.
I can't say that karate or kung fu is useless in a real fight. I'm no expert by any means. I train BagwZhang and Taiji, which both include Dim Mak. I've dabbled with submission fighting too. It's true that about 90% of fights go to the ground, but 100% start standing up. As mentioned before, if you try and use the same tactics you used in point fighting for a trophy, you'll most likely be destroyed in a real survival situation.
I respect the Gracies in their work with BJJ. I believe it's effective. In my opinion, I shouldn't have to grapple with someone who wants to grapple. My opponent would be getting struck while trying to grapple me. I shouldn't have to adapt to you. You make your opponent have to adapt to yourself. If I let someone grapple me down, I either don't know my style/art well enough or I'm being taught something wrong.
Another thing I believe in is training in something that works regardless of the opponent's condition. Smash a drunk/drugged up person in the nose and mouth 10 times. Nothing happens. They're not registering pain. If a drunk/drugged up person, whether muscular or scrawny, can't walk, see, or breathe, he's finished just like a sober person would be. That's what I think makes some martial arts/styles and their students/teachers look bad. People aren't trained and taught in the right way. That's why I can't agree with karate or kung fu being almost useless. If you're taught junk, it will be junk in a real situation.
I was taught to train with sudden, reflex violence. My instructor gave this example. If you're mowing your lawn and a piece of dirt flies to your face, you don't think "I must now close my eye because this dirt is coming at me". No, you automatically move or cover up. The same is applied to fighting. If I have to "think" about what move I'm going to do, I'm finished in a real street fight. Fighting happens in an instant. No time for thinking. That's why we train with natural body movements. This, in my opinion, is one of the most effective training methods. If it's unnatural, you have to "think" about it and that can cost you in a real survival situation.
Good discussion. I like how people from different backgrounds and expierences share their thoughts about fighting. :thumbsup:
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Steroids can get you in all sorts of interesting places.;-)
i got suckered punched many time's. yes those dudes are big but samller can hurt
steriods, hehe.. hehe..ya
Marc
Marc
ANYMORE OF THESE VIDEOS? That shyt was awesome!
Right click save as, only way your gonna hear that clip...
Honestly, those guys really didn't know much about a fight, all they had going for them was being decently muscular. Im currently in my 5th year of closed ring sparring (boxing basically, with a few different rules) and it was pretty obvious after the first 20 seconds that they don't know what they are doing when it comes to even throwing a punch. Everytime theyd go to make a move, they would either fortell it by swinging the body slightly, or dropping their hands, and then leave their hands down as they watched the punch follow through. They swung randomly and didn't have much showing of a knowing for how to throw a decent punch, just how to swing their arms with their strength...
And to respond about the comments of it going to the ground. I found it pretty clear that it was a stand up fight, as when they would get tangled, they would pull apart decently quick, as not to trip up, and also stayed away from objects. True respect was given to both fighters, as no one joined in, and they were respected in asking for a breather at times...
There's no technique to getting f'd up! That guy just got his azz whooped royally....lol :rockon:
Predator03
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THATS NOT UFC MATERIAL.
NO HOLDS BARRED FIGHTS INVOLVE SO MUCH MORE.
I SHOULD KNOW
THATS A NICE BACK YARD VIDEO BRAWL.
THAT FOOL LOOKED OLD SCHOOL TOO.(THE WINNER)
PERSONALLY I WOULD HAVE PUNCHED HIM IN THE THROAT OR STUCK MY THUMB IN HIS EYE. BEFORE IT STARTED OR WHEN I GOT THE CHANCE... HEHE
NO HOLDS BARRED FIGHTS INVOLVE SO MUCH MORE.
I SHOULD KNOW
THATS A NICE BACK YARD VIDEO BRAWL.
THAT FOOL LOOKED OLD SCHOOL TOO.(THE WINNER)
PERSONALLY I WOULD HAVE PUNCHED HIM IN THE THROAT OR STUCK MY THUMB IN HIS EYE.
BEFORE IT STARTED OR WHEN I GOT THE CHANCE... HEHEPredator03
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Re: Hmmmmm
Good example.
I trained in NC, CA, TX, and played overseas.
Pride, King of The Cage, Hapkido, Jj, Tae Kwon Do, American, Korean, Vale Tudo, etc......
I was an assistant instructor for years for both American and Korean Martial Arts.
The best of the breed cross train.
I've taken out free style wrestlers with triangles and neck cranks or set up simple arm drags for rear nakid chokes or even punchers with low leg kicks....but the botom line is cross training for both stand up and submission is necessary.
This vid is a good oh corn bread fight. Nothing more.
I guarantee if that guy were to clinch with MARK "THE SPECIMEN" KERR, DON " THE PREDATOR" FRY, BAS RUTEN, FRANK SHAMROCK, TITO ORTIZ, OR RICKSON GRACIE.....he would be out of 35k-65k(which's what the super fights run now-a-days.)
BagwaZhang, you and I would get along great
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Save me as a PM, we can trade war stories. I actually met Rickson Gracie in person in Orange County(CA), at a training conference.
Anyways cool vid.
Bring em on.:rockon:
Good example.
I trained in NC, CA, TX, and played overseas.
Pride, King of The Cage, Hapkido, Jj, Tae Kwon Do, American, Korean, Vale Tudo, etc......
I was an assistant instructor for years for both American and Korean Martial Arts.
The best of the breed cross train.
I've taken out free style wrestlers with triangles and neck cranks or set up simple arm drags for rear nakid chokes or even punchers with low leg kicks....but the botom line is cross training for both stand up and submission is necessary.
This vid is a good oh corn bread fight. Nothing more.
I guarantee if that guy were to clinch with MARK "THE SPECIMEN" KERR, DON " THE PREDATOR" FRY, BAS RUTEN, FRANK SHAMROCK, TITO ORTIZ, OR RICKSON GRACIE.....he would be out of 35k-65k(which's what the super fights run now-a-days.)
BagwaZhang, you and I would get along great
:beer:
Save me as a PM, we can trade war stories. I actually met Rickson Gracie in person in Orange County(CA), at a training conference.
Anyways cool vid.
Bring em on.:rockon:
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