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Originally Posted by Anthony
This is what happens with all those fancy kung fu moves in a real fight with a trained MMA fighter.
http://www.bullshido.com/videos/mmavskungfu.wmv
He gets grounded and pounded, and gets his arm broken for his troubles.
Btw, before we go into the big bad MMA man hurt the little KF guy, the Kung Fu guy challenged John Marsh at his school. The kung fu guy tried to do the deadly eye poke, and the deadly stick the finger up the nose technique. Shit that doesn't help when you are about to get your face pounded in.
Hope that kung fu guy's arm has healed. You can hear it crack at the end. |
THAT'S what I'm talking about. When all is said and done it ended up in a grappling/wrestling challenge. Had there been no rules, biting and tearing would have engaged and it would have been a different outcome.
Wrestling is as important a combat tool as anything because it all boils down to wrestling and grappling.
Remember the first UFC when the fellows from Brazil were dominating? Look at their wrestling techniques.
The only thing that thwarts a wrestler is tearing and biting when distance strikes and blocks don't work.
I don't care how tough a wrestler you are, when someone starts biting or tearing ligaments and muscle tissue loose you will let go.