Dakovich
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I reckon zabs a bit nifty!
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If you got into a fight ?
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MMA
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This^^. people have this perception of ( a big nigel de jong type angry looking bloke to be a hard fighter.) A lot of the real fighters out there are the nerdy looking silent people. Although Mixed Martial Arts is a lot differnt to streetfighting ( Eg. you dont want to be grappling on the floor when the person your fighting has a couple of mates round the corner.) Streetfighting is all about getting the job done fast and getting on your toes to live another day. And thats where your traditional arts work better than MMA for streetfighting. Ive personally always trusted my kalisilat, panantukan and western boxing as opposed to my MMA when ive been in a spot of bother on the street. You wouldnt want to trust the methods of MMA in streetfight ( for reasons thats too many to go into here) But i would still choose stevie because he has the HEART of a fighter. And also i think hes a bit mad so if need be i could trust him to smash them over the head with a brick. Which is the mentality you need in a streetfight. Remember you havnt got a referee to step in if you get in a bit of trouble in a streetfight.Nixon_The_Bike_Thief said:Ireland (doesnt matter what his temprament may be like, if you do MMA training even for fitness some of it sticks and as a bit of a fan of the sport his training video definately showed that he has a natural ability for it)
greasedupdeafguy
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I would want pab zab
Amigo
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The Sheik - he'd buy them off!
salfordtrueblue
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Can i ask how old you are ?mcfc_die_hard said:If you got into a street fight and it was 2 on 1 and you was the 1 who out of city's current squad would you have to fight with you ?
Mine would be Micah Richards !
Hamann Pineapple
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salfordtrueblue said:Can i ask how old you are ?mcfc_die_hard said:If you got into a street fight and it was 2 on 1 and you was the 1 who out of city's current squad would you have to fight with you ?
Mine would be Micah Richards !
Oh leave him alone, he's only playing.
* I reckon he's 47 *
OxBlue
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MMA said:This^^. people have this perception of ( a big nigel de jong type angry looking bloke to be a hard fighter.) A lot of the real fighters out there are the nerdy looking silent people. Although Mixed Martial Arts is a lot differnt to streetfighting ( Eg. you dont want to be grappling on the floor when the person your fighting has a couple of mates round the corner.) Streetfighting is all about getting the job done fast and getting on your toes to live another day. And thats where your traditional arts work better than MMA for streetfighting. Ive personally always trusted my kalisilat, panantukan and western boxing as opposed to my MMA when ive been in a spot of bother on the street. You wouldnt want to trust the methods of MMA in streetfight ( for reasons thats too many to go into here) But i would still choose stevie because he has the HEART of a fighter. And also i think hes a bit mad so if need be i could trust him to smash them over the head with a brick. Which is the mentality you need in a streetfight. Remember you havnt got a referee to step in if you get in a bit of trouble in a streetfight.Nixon_The_Bike_Thief said:Ireland (doesnt matter what his temprament may be like, if you do MMA training even for fitness some of it sticks and as a bit of a fan of the sport his training video definately showed that he has a natural ability for it)
Well I'd rather have NDJ or Big Phil than Ireland...
MMA and traditional martial arts styles all have their merits and when other things are equal give an advantage, but there is still a saying that goes "if an 8st karate expert get's into a fight with a 15st labourer..put your money on the labourer." and I think it rings true in most cases.