SupaNinjaz

This is a complex question, cause sure Muay Thai is a sport with limited rules, and Krav Maga is designed for street-defense/urban warfare, BUT if you have a Thai fighter with a record of 20, 30, 40+ fights in the ring (which most do) you best believe the Thai fighter is gonna send you to the hospital and will have the advantage. Take Boxing, yes it's a sport but who honestly here or in a bar has the skill and fighting experience to take on Roy Jones Jr. in bare-knuckle street fight? Now of course the reality of weapons comes into play in a street fight and Krav Maga practitioners obviously have the advantage here since there training includes weapons defense and multiply attackers. IMO if the street fight includes weapons and multiple opponents then the Krav Maga practitioner is better prepared without a doubt!!! Yet in a street fight having fighting experience (ability to take a hit or multiply hits, ability to fight hurt, in pain and take punishment) is important and this is where Muay Thai has the advantage. In NHB, Muay Thai has proven it's self to be the most effective striking style period and Krav Maga is NOT designed for the ring. Overall each has it's advantages and as a result the best formula is to cross-train!!!

True he still won, I'm not taking anything away from him. I would just like to see him fight under K-1 or Muay Thai rules where his forced to knock out his opponent instead of relaying on points from throws.

Dragon wrote: "What would you do if you were face to face with a attacker with a knife. Oh and you cant run away." I myself train in Kali and if this situation were Mano y Daga (Hand to Knife) then I would use parries and slaps to avoid being cut and attempt trapping the arm. If it were Daga y Daga (Knife to Knife) that would most likely be since I carry a knife, then I would attempt to cut/slice my opponents arm if he trusted towards me, also parry and slap the hand and attempt to cut the face to discourage my opponent from further aggression. But this is a very complex situation to address, cause if your opponent is standing in front of you with a knife he most likely trying to intimidate you for your money or something else. Also the knife will be moving very fast and will be everywhere, cause your opponent will likely start slashing and slicing then trusting the knife. If a person really knew how to use a knife they would "shank" you before you even realized what happened and by then he would have already stole your wallet, car keys or started raping you as you bleed to death. BOTTOM LINE: ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN!!! Also I 100% accept the fact that if I get into a knife fight I'm gonna get cut or stabbed, this is reality, just like if you were gonna get in a street fight you must accept the fact your gonna get hit.

Cung Le won his first San Shou fight on a K-1 card, he did not fight under K-1 rules against K-1 fighters. Sorry guy's I just wanted to make that clear!