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I thought combat sports were supposed to be tests of strategy, reaction time, strength, quickness, endurance, reading your opponent, etc.... What are we talking about again?
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I reckon we just use Gucci's suggestion and let this thread die the death it deserves, nothings going to be accomplished. In order for things to be accomplished someone in this thread has to be willing to listen and learn some things rather than shooting their mouths off.
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Don't tell anyone, but I have the huge crush on her.
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ok.. so here's what I propose.. instead of pretending that all UFC fights are ended because someone missed a kick and slipped and was caught with a stiff right, how about going down to your local MMA gym and stepping in with the jiu-jitsu boys for 5 minutes. They aren't big on striking.. but they'll let you strike them.. see if punching is the ultimate pain after you're put into a Kimura so deep you want to die.. or even better when you let them get you off the ground they simply sidestep your attempt at a punch and you end up getting rear naked choked.. or.. if you don't like the sound of that, then step into the cage or ring with a striker. Let's see how long your boxing only skills keep you alive. I'm sure your face would love it when they clinch you and your nose is pounded with knees.
so really it comes down to this.. put up or shut up. There are pussies in any sport and people who think that boxing is going to make them better in a fight and they'll get their asses handed to them.. same with someone who thinks Jiu-Jitsu will help them in a street fight..it could happen.. but we aren't talking about street fighting..we are talking about SPORT COMPETITION. In the competition of MMA, the most well rounded fighter usually ends up on top.. but whatever.. keep spouting your mouth.. I'm sure your heavy talk will save you.. MMA is most certainly a sport. Boxing is most certainly a sport, but MMA utilizes boxing as one minor facet of it's game.. so really what are you arguing here? If Couture wins the heavyweight belt again..are you going to change your mind? Of course not, because boxing is just SOOOOOOO noble. So noble in fact, that some boxers will even bite your ear off if they get desperate. ![]() and yes, Gina is one badass chick. She could pound most men into the ground. |
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I think all MMA fans love to look at Gina.
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A punch may be easy, effective, and more accurate than a kick, but take a trained martial artist who is evenly toned and fit, test both the force exertion sample of his kick and his punch, and I think the kick wins every time.
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That was my thinking as well Jetée, I know I watched the show but can't remember the results, but to me a kick would be the stronger way to strike. Maybe if SF backed up his 'science' we'd know for sure. I guess saying that it's 'scientifically' means we're automatically supposed to fall for it. If the punch is stronger it's because of the smaller impact point, so in that case kick using the heel of your foot.
There's a good discussion about it here, but I haven't had time to glance through it all Hell's Kitchen is on and I'm occupied by the ex Marine who want to go outside with Ramsey. Punch and Kick Force? - MartialTalk.Com Yes it's another forum, but it isn't like I'm whoring it or anything but if the mods don't think it should be here, feel free to delete.
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Sure the fist is a smaller, and therefore, more of a concentrated, oncoming force, than say, the whole a lower leg (shin, fibula, tibia area) to the body, but it really merits lengthy testing upon multiple subjects to determine which hurts the most; either a more condensed impact, or a more wider, dampening blow. It really depends on your conditioning, and involuntary body reaction as to whether you feel more weakened by a single square fist, or an entire log of a leg. I don't know either way, but I'd take my chances oft more times with a punch, even a flurry of them, than endure a single strike that contains evident knockout power, something that is at least 20% of your own weight that is being thrust upon your person maliciously.
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Yeesh, what's with all the personal attacks on SF, silent? His opinions may be out there but some of your stuff is unwarranted.
I can safely say a (proper) kick will generate more pounds per sq inch than a punch. But its moot, distancing, timing, the strike area, and the defense of your opponent determines the strike to use. |
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When you say I'm making "all these personal attacks against SF", you're saying I crossed a line, or broken the rules. Like I said let the mods do their job, that's what their here for, if you want to discuss MMA as a sport this is the thread for it. If you want to discuss my posting style or what I post send me a PM.
Now can we stay on topic please?
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All of you knock it off. This thread is about fighting, and I won't have any fighting in it
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EDIT: Here's the video I was looking for. First up punches. Yup boxing wins this one but not by much and it comes no where near most of the kicks (plus here's why you don't see flying kicks in real life often)
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I got a guy with a knee in a hockey fight once, get enough of a crowd around trying to break up the fight and you can clinch the guys head down nice and low then wham right in the fuckin nose with a little raise of the leg, never got caught either....fuck I was a dirty bastard.
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but then again he's probably not a real martial artist because he was also an actor right? Current UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Lyoto Machida. Little highlight reel from his most recent fights. Quote:
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I dont know, his win over Liddell was pretty sweet but I have to say that if the fight goes past the first round he will be completely gassed like in the Mark Coleman fight. I have Machida dominating him.
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1) Min-Soo Kim - a nobody 2) Heath Herring - a perennial gate keeper 3) Randy Couture - a three time HW Champ who's natural weight is 220lbs not 178 4) Mir - a former HW Champion who had just KO'ed one of the top Heavyweights (Nogueira was considered the #2 HW behind only Fedor) who had never lost a fight by anything but decision and was considered one of the top heavyweights ever
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Whoever this Gina woman is, I think I speak for 99% of the population to say that it is absolutely disgusting for a woman to be forced to take part in MMA.
As most people know I am in no way sexist, and in fact most people would describe as a feminist, but there is no place for women in legalised street brawling. What a revolting spectacle this must make. Similar - no doubt - to the "cat fights" WWF used to organise between Stacey Keibler and Trish Status.
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WOMEN ARE SACRED... except when we fuck them. Uh, I've fought women before, StrangeFamous. Turns out they don't fuck around. I had issues with it the first few times, but after getting banged up by a giggly redhead with a mean left hook, I've decided that they're just as capable as men when it comes to delivering techniques. They don't have the raw strength, but they often make up for it by being more aggressive, engaging with finesse. I fought this BJJ black belt for a long while and the only thing that kept me from getting choked out was the fact that I could stand up with her on me.
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Heath Herring is being described as a "gate keeper" - he is a bum who has lost about 20 fights. He is a perrenial opponent because he cant fight, but is relatively durable. He has fought a few top fighters and been beaten by them all
Randall Coutre - yes, a blown up Light Heavy. James Toney fights at heavy now, does that make him a legitimate heavyweight (and remember he won the title only to get stripped for juicing). And what excuse to you have with regards to the man being almost 50? Frank Mir - Most accurate assessments put the guy in the top 20, not the top 3. Ive seen the fight, and he doesnt have the physique or the courage of a fighter. Like I said - supposedly Lesner won a few fights in college. Big deal. This means nothing in pro sport. If he was an good he'd have turned pro at 18. But he went to college to fighter other people who arent good enough to turn pro just like he wasnt good enough. He "only" lost 5 times to second tier youth opponents... doesnt impress me in the slightest.
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You really should try and learn something before you post, with each post you're looking more and more foolish and really showing that you have no clue what you're on about. This thread is getting more and more pathetic, it's like debating with someone who refuses to believe facts and seems to think that you can turn pro from an NCAA wrestling career, as m0rpheus said, the next step is the Olympics and why go there when Vince is throwing a busload of cash at you, any smart man would take the money and run. ---------- Post added at 05:01 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:35 AM ---------- Does anybody else feel like they've just been restating the same thing over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again? I don't think SF actually reads our posts, just goes off on tangents and hopes no one calls him on it.
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It's just how feminists criticize a culture that recognizes women for doing things just because they're female, or mothers, rather than for actually having done things that deserve recognition. And comparing a woman's decision to participate in MMA to WWF "cat fights" simply because she's a woman who made the decision to become a fighter is opposite thinking of feminism. What can be said of female boxers or hockey players? Is that "cat fighting" and "roller derby on ice"? ![]() Of course, this thread isn't about feminism, but I have a point: MMA is a sport, and there are women who will want to participate in that. (Imagine that, women in sports!) They shouldn't be coddled or given special "protection" from it. /feminist
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What I want to know is where SF got that she was 'forced' into fighting? It isn't like someone kidnapped her and drugged her to turn her into a fighter, this isn't the fuckin sex trade.
Couldn't agree more Baraka, if SF were as feminist as he seems to think he is he'd know it's her DECISION to participate in MMA, but again facts sometimes get in the way. Also I've never seen a female MMA fight turn into a 'cat-fight' as he put it, all I've seen are some women fighting I wouldn't fuck with. ---------- Post added at 05:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:30 AM ---------- Quote:
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This is absolutely pointless - it's the same arguments from SF over and over again, no matter how many times someone counters them. How many times is someone gonna have to say Randy is a natural heavyweight for instance before he'll accept it? For God's sake he won the heavyweight title twice and the UFC 13 heavyweight tournament before he even fought at light heavy (for 7 of his 25 fights as M0rpheus has already pointed out), so yes, that very much makes him a legitimate heavyweight.
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Kind of like Lesnar's NCAA career being "supposed fights", and being against "second tier youth opponents". It's hard to debate a topic with someone when one side doesn't listen to FACT or really understand what it is he's debating. Like I said before, it's pick and choose debating and ignore facts for opinions, it really is a pointless thread like Gucci said I believe it was on page 1 of this thread.
It's the throwing shit against the wall style of debating, just hope something at some time sticks to said wall and doesn't slide back down in the hopper.
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the point of feminism is not to give the right to women to compete in bikini's in a cage for the sexual titiliation of MMA's college aged male fanbase.
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And whether women's MMA is titillating to college men is of no consequence, and the implication that this is the only function, purpose, and value of women's MMA is clearly anti-feminist. It suggests that female MMA only sexually objectifies women instead of allowing them to perform as competitors in a combat sport. This undermines women's legitimacy as athletes based on a kind of sexual fetishization of female endeavours in activities "meant only for men." What other sports do women participate in purely for the pleasure of men? All of them?
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