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Sure Chuck trains in kempo and frank mir is a black belt in american kempo but 2 fighters out of a whole roster is a pretty weak base to stand on when talking in terms of comparison to BJJ or Muay Thai or even wrestling. I would lok to see kempo concepts in action more in the octagon

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Abu Dhabi has helped submission grappling grow in leaps and bounds over the past couple of years, so much more than the past thousand years have done in fact.

Submission wrestling is starting to blend all aspects from all different types of grappling arts. People are no longer "BJJ" fighters, or "Judo" or "Wrestling."

People are adding anything effective they find from any other style. In fact, the surprising thing at this years Abu Dhabi was how the BJJ fighters were using well executed footlocks, which was considered a rariety.

People are learning how to utilize takedowns, footlocks, and all different kinds of maneuvers. Submission wrestling is incorporating all kinds of techinques now from different styles, and though no one has been labeled a "catch wrestler" in Abu Dhabi, I find it hard to believe they would bring anything new to the table (not that they havent contributed already).

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That is very true.

However, my first hand expierience with catch is that there is just a much greater VARIETY of submissions than any other grappling art I've seen. Of course, by now, it probably has BJJ, JJJ, and sambo influence too.

BTW, does Abu Dhabi allow wristlocks?

If it works, use it!

If not, throw it out!

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When you say pankration, are you referring to the Jim Arvantis kind (historical) or the modern kind?
hmm,good question.Well I guess both,but the modern is more for sport.So I guess the modern is better for UFC.
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That is very true.

However, my first hand expierience with catch is that there is just a much greater VARIETY of submissions than any other grappling art I've seen. Of course, by now, it probably has BJJ, JJJ, and sambo influence too.

BTW, does Abu Dhabi allow wristlocks?

Yes, Abu Dhabi allows wristlocks.

No, I dont believe that catch has a greater variety of submissions, they simply like to attack whatever is near them, which happens to be feet alot of the time. There are only so many ways to choke a guy out or dislocate his arm in so many positions.

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