superfighter

i wouldn't mind seeing someone like low-ki having a go at mixed martial arts.

u gotta love the crain kick at the end though, its a classic movie moment

lol take a look at how quickly Jushin Thunder Liger was defeated, that must have been humiliating for him. Shows that he's only good inside the pro wrestling ring.

im talkin about american kickboxing, not muay tai

Before this new version of he-man came out, were there 2 different versions before that? i remember the one that used to follow the books and audio tapes, but i cudda swoar they did a different version after that.

The background of James O'Barr is a very sad tale indeed

Can anyone here tell me the differences between kickboxing and savate? becasue to me they look the same

Is anyone here a fan of the crow films? i wanna know when the third crow film is gonna be released in the UK, i need to see that film.

for those of us who take a martial art and compete part in point fighting, if we were given the option to go full contact allot of us probably Would.So the fact that some of us are made to do point fighting does not make up wimps.

Beating my instructor to win a gold in black belt heavyweight sparring

Was good

whilst they may not learn to fight in wushu, it can't be all bad that to have hands that fast, surely that would be useful in a fight. You could get easily get knocked out with hands like that coming towards ya.

Since allot of time in the ufc is spent on the ground i still think its more beneficial to learn judo, as its more of an attacking grappling art than aikido

the way i always saw it, Aikido relies on a strike 1st from the attacker so the deffender can counter with a grabbling move by using there own force against them, it never struck me as an art when you can just jump in and throw ur opponent down as in judo and put them in a lock, and therefore in my opinion its not as useful in MMA competiton, only my opinion, not sayin its the truth.

that all we do is kick, which just aint true

i become really aggressive right from the very start, and i love it

if your Tae Kwon do school focuses more on the self defence side than the flashy side then i'd say Tae Kwon Do, although Krav Maga is still a really lethal martial art

people bash tae kwon do cus they watch it at the olympics and assume the art is all about kicking and loads of flashy crap that won't work in a fight, if only more people would realise that this is only only sport tae kwon do, and not true tae kwon do which also relies heavily on punching.

Its Tae Kwon Do, so no i can't throw

Tae kwon Do mostly they have competitions everywhere

i learn grappling, so thats why, and i prefer to see fights that include both grappling and striking. on the whole its just more realistic

i don't really like K-1 that much, becasue there is no grappling i don't think the fights are realistic enough

walk in to the lesson drunk with your suit on backwards that should get you demoted and possibly get you thrown out

i hear what your sayin, people ask me what would i do if they punched me, and i say well i'll block it and punch or kick you, and they say thats it? and you can't really show them that well because if you went full force they would be dead, whereas with a grappling art you can do a really cool arm lock ot takedown and everyone is well impressed and it also doesn't hurt anyone.

K-1 is just stand up fighting with no grappling allowed.