Jackie Chan Hates MMA - "That's not the Martial Arts"

[GTR]

Jim was correct. “I don’t like to see Ultimate Fighting,” Chan said. “As a martial artist, I find it too violent putting them in a cage. At the end, it’s not fighting anymore. That’s not the martial arts. Martial arts is about respect. When somebody is knocked down, stop. I really respect Sugar Ray Leonard. Come on, [when a guy is down] stop. Don’t fight. That’s not the spirit. When you’re down, I’ll grab you up. Are you okay? Should we continue? That’s the martial arts spirit. That’s what I want.”

This is the truth

[Sutekh uvdabrix]

MMA IS HUMAN **** fighting

nothing more.

[Elemental Fist]

MMA IS HUMAN **** fighting

nothing more.

Funny, that's what idiots like you called Boxing.

[fabie]

Funny, that's what idiots like you called Boxing.

I highly agree with Jacky Chan. As an Asian-American who is also a painter and a student of JKD/KALI/Tai Chi...and a purist boxing fan. ART is about the aesthetics, not the barbarism of fighting.

There's protocols and rules in engagement and the fine art of pugilism in boxing. MMA's view of "fighting" equating it with "reality" isn't art...it is what they conceived as "reality based fighting".

Barbaric.

Just like in real life, we can all argue within protocols instead of calling one another *******S and *****S. That is barbaric, juvenile and simply sop****ric.

BOXING can be a gentleman's game and fought with dignity and class. That is why I love the sport. Not the pure testosterone-filled, rage and caveman-swinging types....though one can say Pacquiao is relatively a "caveman" comparted to the very fine art of defense by Mayweather.

I love to see both sides of the spectrum but still confined within the rules of pugilism and boxing.

Thus my interest piques at the notion of Mayweather and Pacquiao with their contrasting styles and personality. I hope they get to fight.

[SkillspayBills]

What's with that weird ass ending advocating violence against an 8 year old kid?

[Elemental Fist]

I highly agree with Jacky Chan. As an Asian-American who is also a painter and a student of JKD/KALI/Tai Chi...and a purist boxing fan. ART is about the aesthetics, not the barbarism of fighting.

There's protocols and rules in engagement and the fine art of pugilism in boxing. MMA's view of "fighting" equating it with "reality" isn't art...it is what they conceived as "reality based fighting".

Barbaric.

Just like in real life, we can all argue within protocols instead of calling one another *******S and *****S. That is barbaric, juvenile and simply sop****ric.

BOXING can be a gentleman's game and fought with dignity and class. That is why I love the sport. Not the pure testosterone-filled, rage and caveman-swinging types....though one can say Pacquiao is relatively a "caveman" comparted to the very fine art of defense by Mayweather.

I love to see both sides of the spectrum but still confined within the rules of pugilism and boxing.

Thus my interest piques at the notion of Mayweather and Pacquiao with their contrasting styles and personality. I hope they get to fight.

If the "ground and pound" tactic wasn't legalized, I doubt you would be able to even call MMA barbaric.

[BOLLOCKS]

Jackie Chan is the man!

[BOLLOCKS]

You don't see Bruce Lee dry humping Chuck for 5 minutes.

[SplitSecond]

Jackie Chan is the man!

it really pisses me off that it looks like she's about to pull up her shirt and suddenly it changes to another clip.....

[BOLLOCKS]

it really pisses me off that it looks like she's about to pull up her shirt and suddenly it changes to another clip.....

Just Google Alexa Loren.