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post 1622692091 11-15-2020, 10:47 AM
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It used to be a tradition where I grew up to go down to the local Wetherspoons pub on Christmas Eve and get fuked up. One year some guy got totally out of hand and started smashing glasses and chit. When the bouncers tried to throw him out he started wrestling with them, he got put in a headlock and almost choked out. That's the worst one I can remember but I've never been to any really dodgy places.
post 1622692191 11-15-2020, 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted By ReyDelMundo
Also, #1 rule when dealing with crowds/groups is never go to the ground, MMA training is actually one of the training styles that is a no go for bouncing.
brb new "3rd degree juijitsu blackbelt" bouncer decides to take it to the ground and ends up getting kicked in the head by all the other guys mates. tale as old as time
post 1623018921 11-18-2020, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted By TalkinDaHardest
brb new "3rd degree juijitsu blackbelt" bouncer decides to take it to the ground and ends up getting kicked in the head by all the other guys mates. tale as old as time
I'd likew to see you even fight your way out of a paper bag TDH mate ... and by that I mean an Airoplane Sic Bag!!
post 1623019761 11-18-2020, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted By ReyDelMundo
Also, #1 rule when dealing with crowds/groups is never go to the ground,MMA training is actually one of the training styles that is a no go for bouncing.
That's not true at all.

MMA involes stand up, clinch, and ground fighting. Grounding fighting is 1/3 of MMA. Clinch fighting is the most useful thing for bouncers, because you learn how to restrain and defend against strikes and grappling standing up.

I don't know why you seem to the think that MMA training involves getting someone to the ground ASAP.
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post 1623020861 11-18-2020, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted By ReyDelMundo
Lol, bro you have no idea wtf you’re talking about.

No one that isn’t going to already be brawling is waiting to see some midget skinny kid drop an arm bar and then decide not to get involved.

Also, #1 rule when dealing with crowds/groups is never go to the ground, MMA training is actually one of the training styles that is a no go for bouncing.
Lol, youre one of those big guys that thinks your size is what scares someone. This is the brah that I'm talking about:



He can stand and bang with a thai.

This guy was his backup:



unless youre 280+ of muscle, not some ****gytime bloatlord, nobody is going to give a chit if you cant fight
post 1623020971 11-18-2020, 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck
That's not true at all.

MMA involes stand up, clinch, and ground fighting. Grounding fighting is 1/3 of MMA. Clinch fighting is the most useful thing for bouncers, because you learn how to restrain and defend against strikes and grappling standing up.

I don't know why you seem to the think that MMA training involves getting someone to the ground ASAP.
lol dudes an idiot. Brb some Josh who eats McDonalds 10 meals a day is gonna be a better bouncer then those ^ guys i posted. Yeah, no
post 1623021421 11-18-2020, 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted By MountainLion84
Was a bouncer when I was 22.... broke up some fights, seen guys get wrecked badly by another bouncer I worked with who was drinking lots of orange juice.

Saw/broke up a big gang brawl with weapons and noped out of the profession after that.


Was decent money but not getting stabbed for it.
can confirm, i was brawlin, vato locos comin 4 u now bendecko
post 1623024401 11-18-2020, 05:08 PM
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Ya ive seen bouncers handle chit when I was in my 20s being a degenerate. Most of them are huge and sober, the ones that aren’t big are usually some low key mma brah. I ain’t tryna fuk with no bouncers. Seen so many young nobs get their chit pushed in trying to fight bouncers all because their ugly drunk ass cant tolerate being denied entry to some sleezy club.
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