How many fights have you been in?

[alanseijas]

I'm in 1 - 5. I haven't been in a real fight in 12 years, unless you count with my wife!

[karatekid1975]

I think I was in three fights. Two was in Junior High. I defended my sister in one of them. The last one, I was attacked (after starting MA).

[tommarker]

who picked the 20+?

 

bouncers, police officers, prison guards, could all easily get into 20 fights.

[Drunken Monkey]

but i think they would call them acts of self defence....

[tommarker]

semantics..

[jeffrogers]

Quite a bit when I was younger mostly I would get hit adn then cry. Pretty sad. Since taking martial arts at age 17 my last fight was when I was 17. I hit him he tried to hit back missed tried to grab me I took him to the ground quick and that was after 3 or 4 months of MA training. I was going to hit him again but I didn't his short but older brother said stop. I thought I was going to get jumped by him so I was ready for him. but he had his hands up and didn't want to fight. Later on the guy I faught we later became friends. Another time was when I was at my AIT (job training) in the army. I was in my barracks and guy was doing fire guard. He was being loud obnixous and I told him to get out of my room. I ended up pushign him out and he came to tackle me adn I but him in a gulitine and went to the ground and ready to choke him out. My roomates pulled me off hiim. It was dark in my room. The guy standed up and my roomate put his arms against my chest saying don't fight. my hands were blocked so I couldn't get it up in time for the other guy to stop his punch and hit me in the mouth. We went at it agian. he got me in a head lock I tried to get it off he had it in tight. PIssed me off I know moves to get him off. But we ended up breaking it off. Actually we ended up talking about it we appologized next morning then became friends. Kind of weird how all that worked out.

 

Only other fights I been were MMA event fights. I lost both of them wasn't really trained for it. Of course I am going to make the excuse that the 2nd person they put me with was a seasoned pro fighter who has faught alot. I was set up as a tomoato can or record buffer for him. OH well its expeirence.

 

Thats my fight history since I been training.

 

Nothing really impressive. When I leave Korea and get back into the states I plan on taking back of BJJ as well as starating some boxing and learning wreslting take downs and sprawls and get back into MMA Events. What an adrinline rush it was.

 

-Jeff

 

-Jeff

[Drunken Monkey]

semantics maybe but it does show a lot about the mentality of the person.

 

some talk about fights.

 

some talk about when they've had to defend themselves.

[Patrick]

No one is/should be proud of fighting. If you defended someone, that may certainly be something to be proud of, but only because fighting was your only option and you had to do it.

 

Seriously answer the poll question or don't answer, please.

 

Thank you.

[WolverineGuy]

I've only been in a couple actual fights...those were all in junior high. Since I've gotten my black belt, I've talked a few people down from trying to pummel me.

[Northren Ogre]

I picked one of the 20+. As a Doorman for 4 years and now as a Correctional Officer for 6 years, I've been involved in more than my fair share of "incidents". While you're free to have your opinion, I especially like being told by a High School student that being in a fight shows that I have "poor self control". When you work in a field where the possibility of assaults are high, you better be on your toes and ready to defend your self at the drop of a hat! Diplomacy is still your best weapon, but there are times when the gauntlet is thrown down and it's time to knuckle up.