Unkotare
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Managing distance is very important for wrestling as well..... trained muay thai fighters, who are good at managing the distance. ....
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Managing distance is very important for wrestling as well..... trained muay thai fighters, who are good at managing the distance. ....
Being a dumb kid is nothing to boast about anyway. Being a dumb adult like you-know-who is just plain pathetic.Might have to do that sometime. But i am a softy and will probably just get sad.![]()
True. But if i had a nickel for every young, green, hothead wrestler who tried to shoot and ended up with a gangly kickboxer on his back, i would have...oh.maybe 10 bucks hahaManaging distance is very important for wrestling as well.
Anyone with no experience outside their field of expertise will go through a rough learning curve.True. But if i had a nickel for every young, green, hothead wrestler who tried to shoot and ended up with a gangly kickboxer on his back, i would have...oh.maybe 10 bucks haha
And I still got further.You were a lazy pussy who couldn't hack it. I worked more than that, studied more than that, and trained a hell of a lot more than that, you slacker weakling.
In my experience, if you’re tough, really tough, you’re not looking for trouble. You kno why I always won? I was always fighting some idiot who didn’t expect what was coming.True. But if i had a nickel for every young, green, hothead wrestler who tried to shoot and ended up with a gangly kickboxer on his back, i would have...oh.maybe 10 bucks haha
Again, the chasm is just so wide between a trained striker and a street warrior. ANYONE with martial arts training (+ fight experience) has a chance of beating me in a fight (unless maybe they weigh 100 pounds).In my experience, if you’re tough, really tough, you’re not looking for trouble. You kno why I always won? I was always fighting some idiot who didn’t expect what was coming.
Lucky for me I never ran into a young moi tai or jujutsu guy who was itching to test his new skills out at the bar and talking shit. Lol
I never shot in on a single leg. Kid I wrestled in high school ended up on ufc pay per view. The real fights ended early so they played some of the preliminaries. We were watching all the pay per views at each other’s houses back then. So my buddy had about 30 people at his house. All of the sudden before the main event they put his fight on. Holy shit! Someone we know on a pay per fucking view. He made the big leagues. Well, he shot in on the guys ankle and the guy just repeatedly elbowed him in the back of the head till the ref stopped it. It was embarrassing. LolSeemed to be the usual, with one dimensional wrestlers. Either they were elite (college stars, at least) or they got taken to school and back by trained muay thai fighters, who are good at managing the distance. The elite ones often ran into this, the first few times they hopped in the ring. Nothing like getting repeatedly elbowed and kneed in the head while trying to shoot. Been on both sides of that one. Dont get me wrong, the elite fighters generally can grapple well. The elite wrestlers who picked up well on muay thai or plain kickboxing ended up being among the best fighters.
One dimensional wrestler = cannon fodder in the MMA gym, but had the potential to be the best fighters. In a nutshell.
I go5 into it with this 25 year old monster when I was 35. I took him down, he knocked himself out when the back of his head hit the ground and I got arrested. Cost me $1000 for lawyer it got thrown out. Will never fight again unless I must.Again, the chasm is just so wide between a trained striker and a street warrior. ANYONE with martial arts training (+ fight experience) has a chance of beating me in a fight (unless maybe they weigh 100 pounds).
People with no training or experience have ZERO chance of beating me in a fight. They basically have a 100% chance of being asleep or in the hospital within about 45 seconds. And that comes with responsibility.
You little man would have to fight a fish. What weight class were you 105?Anyone with no experience outside their field of expertise will go through a rough learning curve.
Little unkotare is probably like a little spider monkey.True. But if i had a nickel for every young, green, hothead wrestler who tried to shoot and ended up with a gangly kickboxer on his back, i would have...oh.maybe 10 bucks haha
I have seen that exact scenario play out so many times.I never shot in on a single leg. Kid I wrestled in high school ended up on ufc pay per view. The real fights ended early so they played some of the preliminaries. We were watching all the pay per views at each other’s houses back then. So my buddy had about 30 people at his house. All of the sudden before the main event they put his fight on. Holy shit! Someone we know on a pay per fucking view. He made the big leagues. Well, he shot in on the guys ankle and the guy just repeatedly elbowed him in the back of the head till the ref stopped it. It was embarrassing. Lol
I still tell my buddy he needs to open up a dojo and market the shit out of the fact he faught on a ufc pay per view fight. He made the big time. Ok he got embarrassed but can any of us say we went that far? Would any of us like to fight him? No. LolI have seen that exact scenario play out so many times.
Uh...no thank you. That's another wide chasm: the difference between pro mma fighters with any success and , well, the rest of the world. I am no little guy, and the smallest guy in the ufc would probably pummel me.I still tell my buddy he needs to open up a dojo and market the shit out of the fact he faught on a ufc pay per view fight. He made the big time. Ok he got embarrassed but can any of us say we went that far? Would any of us like to fight him? No. Lol
Did you see the 150 lb woman who won gold in wrestling? That’s the weight class I wrestled. 155. I weigh over 200 now and I’m 50. Could she beat me?I am seeing the
Uh...no thank you. That's another wide chasm: the difference between pro mma fighters with any success and , well, the rest of the world. I am no little guy, and the smallest guy in the ufc would probably pummel me.
Poor Ben Askren...the elite of the elite in wrestling...thought his toughness would outweigh his lack of skill... After the Lawler fluke, i thought he might end up dying in the ring.
In about 20 seconds. Yes. She would choke you out so fast you would forget you even fought her. Hell, she can probably bench press more than you can.Did you see the 150 lb woman who won gold in wrestling? That’s the weight class I wrestled. 155. I weigh over 200 now and I’m 50. Could she beat me?
How about brock lesner? He would take guys down and all he knew to do was hit them with the bottom of his fist. No closing skills. But it’s easy for us to judge sitting in the audience.I am seeing the
Uh...no thank you. That's another wide chasm: the difference between pro mma fighters with any success and , well, the rest of the world. I am no little guy, and the smallest guy in the ufc would probably pummel me.
Poor Ben Askren...the elite of the elite in wrestling...thought his toughness would outweigh his lack of skill... After the Lawler fluke, i thought he might end up dying in the ring.
Well a few things there:How about brock lesner?
Than what?And I still got further.
Bobobrainless full of shit as always.I go5 into it with this 25 year old monster when I was 35. I took him down, he knocked himself out when the back of his head hit the ground and I got arrested. Cost me $1000 for lawyer it got thrown out. Will never fight again unless I must.