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Originally Posted By wrassler45
Lol I think size is less of a factor than most people make it out to be. Sure, 100+lbs would, but that scenario does not play out much.

I've grappled with a former BJJ world champ before, and I had about 35lbs on him at least. first go, I shot a sweet double, some rolling around for a few seconds, then some how we ended up on our feet. He was able to completely negate my take down despite my strength and size advantage
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Originally Posted By GODself
5'11'' 185lbs 12%BF

Karate black belt, with some knowledge of judo, farang mu sul and krav maga.
Have some fights in curriculum too, but not MMA fights, just some Karate Kumite tournments.

I would probably win... but I wouldnt fight you unless I had no way out cuz im kinda mortal.
as opposed to the rest of us, who are immortal !
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Originally Posted By p7nk
i highly doubt you could hurt me. i've porked girls with your status
5'5" 130 is a nice hnnnnnnnng size, usually just curvy enough

brb lets change thread topic.

brb got some video research to do.
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Originally Posted By StrongFella
5'5" 130 is a nice hnnnnnnnng size, usually just curvy enough

brb lets change thread topic.

brb got some video research to do.
interdasting, didn't cross my mind that those are my wife's stats


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Originally Posted By StrongFella
5'5" 130 is a nice hnnnnnnnng size, usually just curvy enough

brb lets change thread topic.

brb got some video research to do.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe Kelsi Monroe is 5'5" 130 and she's hnnng
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Originally Posted By StrongFella
clear muay thai nuthugger.

look, it is a great striking art, but it doesn't automatically make you a good fighter, or if you are good, it doesn't automatically make you capable of better a better/bigger fighter.

while there are many ceremonial/gimmicky martial arts, there are several effective martial arts . And between those,it is not the art that causes the fighter to win, it is the skill level and physical capabilities of the fighters themselves.

before you jump down my throat, i trained in the art formerly, and my wife currently competes (at an amateur level).
LOL you autist. When did I say muay thai automatically make you a better fighter. I basically said that you think you can grab a MT fighter and punch him repeatedly you're sorely mistaken, especially when he's trained to clinch and can use elbows and knees, which is much stronger than your punches
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Originally Posted By AsianPaesan
So what’s your win/loss record? For all we know you could’ve lost every fight you’ve been in...
Lmao, won all 4 MMA fights
Lost 10 out of 33 MT fights, never been stopped or KOd.
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no matter how good u are at technique, with those stats it would be like fighting a female...not saying u couldn't win, but it would be very unlikely you could take a 190 lb dude
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Originally Posted By StrongFella
5'5" 130 is a nice hnnnnnnnng size, usually just curvy enough

brb lets change thread topic.

brb got some video research to do.
indeed
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Taller and heavier than you and still no
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Originally Posted By Sanguivorant
Since we're around the same size and you've had much more training, probably not.

Do you ever go up against taller competitors? What's your strategy for that?
Yeah have come across taller guys alot...
Cerice Bousuku is a notorious tall guy who hits like a freight train....I used to train with him for a while and learnt how to fight lanklets....

Depending on their strengths, I have two main strategies which do adapt depending on the situation.....

Catching the body kicks with a takedown or knee, or get in close, (easier said than done) body shots are your friend, and short elbows from clinch

Would be more detailed if I could demonstrate bro, I can send you some links of good Thai fighters
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Originally Posted By KENKONG
yes it is! FMA is pretty much all the sht you see in Wick/bourne/taken type movies, they used it in I, Frankenstein as well but
pretty all movie fight scenes use it. The stick and knife fighting is a blast. I started this style a couple years ago, fist day of
class, Mantis hooked the instructors arm just out of reflex when he came in quick and ended up popping him right on the head
with the stick - woops!Check out Balintawak/FMA vids on youtube.
I was unaware they used it in JW and the Bourne movies. It's a completely new fighting style to me. What I love about Eskrima is that even if you lost your sticks in a fight, your technique wouldn't change because the sticks are just an extension of your hands. I don't think the same can be said about another style.

Cheers for the link. Balintawak got me excited. I guess I'll look for a partner now.

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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra
interdasting, didn't cross my mind that those are my wife's stats
lmao
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Originally Posted By Sanguivorant
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe Kelsi Monroe is 5'5" 130 and she's hnnng
Originally Posted By p7nk
indeed
we are on to something, gentlemen. pure science.

Originally Posted By Azn00Superman
LOL you autist. When did I say muay thai automatically make you a better fighter. I basically said that you think you can grab a MT fighter and punch him repeatedly you're sorely mistaken, especially when he's trained to clinch and can use elbows and knees, which is much stronger than your punches
stay mad, fukboi. doesn't matter if he is trained in the clinch or not if someone is simply better. do experienced muay thai fighters ALWAYS win fights they get in with non-muay thai players?
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Originally Posted By StrongFella
MINE TOO. Weiner cousins (sort of)?





we are on to something, gentlemen. pure science.





stay mad, fukboi. doesn't matter if he is trained in the clinch or not if someone is simply better. do experienced muay thai fighters ALWAYS win fights they get in with non-muay thai players?
I'd say it's all about the fighter rather than the style.....
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Originally Posted By StrongFella
MINE TOO. Weiner cousins (sort of)?





we are on to something, gentlemen. pure science.





stay mad, fukboi. doesn't matter if he is trained in the clinch or not if someone is simply better. do experienced muay thai fighters ALWAYS win fights they get in with non-muay thai players?
Jesus you're a fuking retard.
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jakes on you i used to train connor mcgregor back in the day. knocked him out once or twice too.

also have GSP on snapchat hes always snapping me asking for advice

used to run a underground kickboxing/ufc fight club in london but got shut down by police and i knocked 5 of them out with full riot gear on.

so yeah... think about that
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Originally Posted By mirin247
jakes on you i used to train connor mcgregor back in the day. knocked him out once or twice too.

also have GSP on snapchat hes always snapping me asking for advice

used to run a underground kickboxing/ufc fight club in london but got shut down by police and i knocked 5 of them out with full riot gear on.

so yeah... think about that
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Originally Posted By KENKONG
good luck man. not sure where you are but there's lots of it in cali. PM me if you
need help looking someone up or confirming what they're teaching.
Appreciate it, Ken. I'm from Mumbai. I found some schools but they're not close to me. If the nearby gyms don't offer something other than the "dancing kickboxing" crap, I'll join one of those schools. Commute time would be around 1 hour (one way).

My old kickboxing instructor was from the Philippines as well, who was taught by a Chinese master. He was very good.
My current teacher is from Cebu City, Philippines and was taught by the
Master himself, Venancio "Anciong" Bacon
Lucky guy.

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Originally Posted By -Lucifer
Appreciate it, Ken. I'm from Mumbai. I found some schools but they're not close to me. If the nearby gyms don't offer something other than the "dancing kickboxing" crap, I'll join one of those schools. Commute time would be around 1 hour (one way).

My old kickboxing instructor was from the Philippines as well, who was taught by a Chinese master. He was very good.



Lucky guy.
Off topic, but if I was to visit India where are the must see places?

I've always wanted to visit Hyderabad, very historical
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Originally Posted By MiniManletBrah
Ohhh that's so sweet of you

Didn't put any stats myself....
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As a 6'6" master race at 280 lbs I would sit down with you on my knee and discuss how your anger issues stem from tiny man syndrome and not being loved enough as a child.
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Originally Posted By MiniManletBrah
Off topic, but if I was to visit India where are the must see places?
I've always wanted to visit Hyderabad, very historical
The North would be my first recommendation because you get to see the Taj Mahal and Forts (The Red Fort and Amer Fort). There are also Hill Stations (elevations) and the climate is hnngggg AF. You'll love it. Popular ones are: Nainital, Mussoorie, Shimla and Manali. The last two receive snow.

I don't know much about the South. If you like beaches, visit Kerela.

/hijack

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Originally Posted By BlueSasquatch
As a 6'6" master race at 280 lbs I would sit down with you on my knee and discuss how your anger issues stem from tiny man syndrome and not being loved enough as a child.
Lmao.

I got a 6'6" friend who tried saying hi to me one time and I didn't even notice him because his head is way out of my view.
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Originally Posted By KENKONG
oh wow, had no idea man!http://www.martialartsmumbai.com/KALIESCRIMA.html- quickie google search.
Lol. I trained at that place for two weeks (Jeet Kune Do) back in 2007. They're good but too far away from me. I'm looking for something closer.

Will bug you via PM if and when I have questions.

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Originally Posted By Sanguivorant
Lmao.

I got a 6'6" friend who tried saying hi to me one time and I didn't even notice him because his head is way out of my view.
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Originally Posted By KENKONG
too funny. do it man.
my jkd sifu was Master Tucci - fyi.... jkd pulls many things from Kali, Master Inosanto
confirmed that long ago.
Will do!

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Originally Posted By Azn00Superman
Jesus you're a fuking retard.
Strong rebuttal. I wil take your simple insult of a response as an admission of defeat.









Also, I've probably sparred/rolled more times than you have had wet dream fantasies about beating up your schoolyard bullies that fukked all your highschool crushes.

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