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Yeah, that seems to be the same thing with people not appreciating 12 rounds of boxing and saying it's boring cause people rarely ever get knocked out. There are a lot of people that don't appreciate the skill involved in these combat sports.
I've found the easiest way to educate ones about the skill that's involved in combat sports, is to actually school them in a one-on-one match. It's a humbling experience to get punched and pounded like you stole their money. Some people have to learn the hard way.
...That is, unless their friends around them are making fun of how little they know about the sport, then that usually makes them want to at least know the basics/or keep silent in conversations.Comment
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Hahaha, yeah... Gunstar is a little ***** who contradicts himself whenever he opens his mouth. He's so oblivious to what he says. I hope he learns to stop leaving himself so open, or else he wont ever stop us -and every other poster on this forum- from having our way with him.
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Yeah, I wish it was required that you had to be good at, at least one martial art(high school level wrestling doesn't count) to compete. Some of these TUFers/IFLers make me cringe at their punching/kicking/juijitsu. One ****** in particular that I saw, had Juijitsu tatted on his back in big bold letters, ... and didn't know any Juijitsu.
As MMA continues, there will be stricter penalties for sloppy fighting or blanketing a person and not doing anything. Personally, I try to refrain from most IFL/TUF fights unless the guys have proven that they are seasoned vets. in the sport.Comment
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Now back in the day royce gracie actually did his martial art.Thats why he kicked ass,he took what he was good at and exceled in it.Yeah, I wish it was required that you had to be good at, at least one martial art(high school level wrestling doesn't count) to compete. Some of these TUFers/IFLers make me cringe at their punching/kicking/juijitsu. One ****** in particular that I saw, had Juijitsu tatted on his back in big bold letters, ... and didn't know any Juijitsu.
As MMA continues, there will be stricter penalties for sloppy fighting or blanketing a person and not doing anything. Personally, I try to refrain from most IFL/TUF fights unless the guys have proven that they are seasoned vets. in the sport.Comment
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I'll swear that some of the TUF guys are brought in as fish for the 2-3 sharks they have on the show. Some of the guys are not too bad, but others are in way over their heads.
About the guys looking all tough and then sucking, that is not uncommon in our gym. Young, tattooed, snarling dudes come in and are bragging about their past 'training' and they just get embarrassed. They never come back either. The ones who come in looking to LEARN, rather than act all tough, are the ones who come back and do quite well.
Don't be too hard on the IFL, one of our guys fought in it
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Damn I need some Troll-Be-Gone for this *****. The ****er wont catch a clue that people don't like him, cause he doesn't contribute anything to any conversation. This troll has the reasoning power of a broken condom. Leave.
On topic, some of the kicks I see in the IFL make me want to laugh at how weak /slow they are. I'm sure that if crocop saw those guys kick, he'd find them and castrate them out of frustration for their technique with his own kicks.Comment
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