Lowest risk factor is don’t get involved
Honestly guys who get into street fights usually don’t know how to fight
And i will bury all of you because you will be taken down and stretched
Man I’m about to start and underground fight club for you bammas. LOL!!!
btw I’m a K1 fighter and trained street situational fighter. K1 fighters tend to be better strikers than mma fighters but that’s only because K1 rules supports the focus on striking
And I’m the successor to the Bujinkan.
A kickboxing tournament has more striking focus than an MMA tournament? Who’d have thought?
Man, I so liked K-1. I was so sad when the tournament was discontinued. I remember Mark hunt winning the title after he koed Le Banner. What an epic fight
I am a mexican judo expert and trained luchador. You wanna bang, bros?
Bangbros? Aren’t they owned by PornSpot now?
Just thought about it. This pose looks like she could be Gouki’s sister ready to kick some ass!
You sound weak and probably would end up with a broken leg against any decent striker.
Are you really talking about a skilled striker and linking that?
You can tell in the first several seconds that the striker in the video is a scrub, he doesn’t stay low and has no form.
Thanks for showing everyone you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Oh god this shit now. He was saying street situation. So two guys. One guy probably does tkd or karate. The other has shitty hands and gets a throw.
That is how it would go.
What? Weak? You think i would ever want to fight without a waiver? I am not going to jail just because your dumbass is having an n moment
I know people will bring up aldo, connor, maybe bring up overeem. But aldo is a bb, overeem is a good grappler and if he had heart he would be better, and connor has a great sprawl and knows how to use the wall as a friend.
Then you bring up anderson. And well he is also a legit black belt in bjj.
Cross training my friend.
A great grappler with good striking defense>striker with good grappling
But if we go pure striker vs pure grappler
Ken shamrock and dan severn put those doubts to rest
…But most people AREN’T Ken Shamrock or Dan Severn.
Said it before, saying it again.
It is not about “style” in life, it is about what is practical, and the practitioner. It is easy to say “a great grappler with good fighting defense > striker with good grappling”, and while it is easy to say things, that’s not how it actually may play out. Your thinking in certainties is deeply disturbing and worrisome.
Regarding Shamrock:
Would I get beaten by Shamrock in the ring? The honest answer here is that I do not know. Probably. Is it a certainty that he would beat me or whomever? No, of course not. Does he have a upper hand when it comes to experience? Definitely.
Rules limits what can be done as well. I can’t crush his testicles in the ring for example, but I would in the street. I can’t eye-gouge or throat-gouge which are things I’d go for if the opportunity was given in a “real” fight. Anyway, main point is that you can’t say “this guy is a grappler so you, as a striker (personally, I’m also a well-versed Judoka (15 years as of Feb 2017), which is… a fucking grappler), would lose to that guy because that guy is also a grappler”. That’s just stupid.
Would I get beaten by Shamrock in the street?
Same answer, except now there are no rules, and I can do whatever I want, including screaming for help, using the environment, and running away when given a chance to do so, which should be top-priority.
Life is not a sport, and it has no waivers to sign if a life-threatening fight occurs.
What’s the chance of me and Shamrock colliding in a fight on the street? Extremely low.
What’s the chance of me and a grappler/striker colliding in a fight on the street? Extremely low, but more probable than facing Ken Shamrock himself as there are more grapplers/strikers than Ken Shamrock in the world, and the likelihood that they’d be as experienced as him is also low. Also, the fact you come to terms such as “pure striker” and “pure grappler” shows how poor your understanding of fighting is.
If you commit to traditional moves, you may just end up dead that much faster. If your thinking is “I can’t kick, I can’t kick! Must grapple, must GRAPPLE!” as you get your knuckles crushed, perhaps you shouldn’t have held back on those low kicks? Now, I don’t think such a thing as a “pure grappler/striker” exists, and if that person does exist I hope that person reconsiders.
…Let’s not, because it is stupid.
Practicality vs Rules.***
Too violent to be allowed in UFC and so on, also, informative and to-the-point.
Did you just use an ip man scene to prove your fraudulent point?
Lol sweet jesus, also at ufc 1 there were no rules beyond no weapons. And honestly you are getting into some shit
The hilarity of you kung fu idiots.
Get bodied for free
Ouch, man.
I do all of the martial arts.
Most of the street fights I’ve been in, have all led to the ground with the exception of my last one which I completely underestimated this guy and got baited in a boxing fight which I got destroyed, also I wasn’t even close to my best fitness and mentally I wasn’t even there. But anyway, in the military, our hand to hand combat training was mostly grappling and fighting dirty. If you go up against someone in a street fight that has good ground or what ever its called, and you only have striking, you better hope your punches/kicks connects and it works out to your benefit or else shit may hit the fan. So with that said, I’d have to agree with dabooger
Good luck fighting on the floor while one of his friends turn up. Standing > ground
lol this thread…it went from a legit discussion to w/e the fuck it is now. im blaming ki
Do you have any recordings of your fights?
The answer should obviously be yes, plenty, since you’re in K1.
Also lawl. As a boxer who has also has belts in Judo, there are plenty of strengths and weaknesses of both.
lmfaooo k1 fighter…k1 doesnt even exist anymore. just a kickboxer who fights under k1 rules. im done yall a fuckin mess.