Doubt I'll See Another

[saraman98725]

What's reall funny about this, is that I am well trained in grappling and when macho wrestlers think they're tough shit, I get them tapping because they dive straight into an arm bar every time. Clueless faggots are clueless.

Within the confines of the rules of wrestling, I admittedly am not very good, because I train to break people and choke them to sleep, not lay on top of them like a faggot.

I have challenged loud mouth wrestling queers with me starting on my back, and within 15 seconds they are screaming not to have their arm go backwards because they lead with their hands right towards my guard, I grab their wrist, yank them in, rotate my hips over, shove their face back with my legs and they are screwed, back to the floor, helpless. All of the sudden they aren't so damn tough, begging me not to break their arm.

Wrestling is a fantastic sport but when they have zero shit's clue about submissions they are in for a world of hurt real quick.

Don't drink my Sake, Kimosabi.

There is no doubt that changing the rules in a sporting event changes the outcome. However, I have been in a number of street fights and taking someone down and kneeing them in the head with side control works pretty well. I didn't even know the word side control until MMA...I just knew it was a good way to win a fight. You can't use rules that favor one sport over another and apply them to real world altercations.

I went to wrestling camps where I was taught Judo throws and joint manipulation but they weren't "legal" in high school wrestling because they have very tight rules because wrestling was the original European combat sport that was "toned down" so six year olds can do it without hurting the competition.

There is no doubt that wrestlers are terrible on their back and put their arms on the mat but that's because of the rules of the sport and not a lack of skill. For the record, Frank Mir went to Cael Sanderson to learn wrestling defense for his last title shot and he's probably the best heavyweight with good jujitsu.

That being said, there is a huge difference between Java level wrestling and Cael Sanderson level wrestling....he is a prodigy.

 

[saraman98725]

really sticking your neck out on that prediction, aren't ya??

Indeed, he's a good coach. He likes to redshirt top talent so they can adjust to college wrestling. It's good coaching...It's strange to see Tom Brands on the defensive.

 

[dabuffguy]

How many email addresses have you had to create for all of these alters?


Also, how has wrestling helped your life when you're beating women and going to jail for it? It must have been an advantage knowing all those moves.

 

[digimon7068]

What's reall funny about this, is that I am well trained in grappling and when macho wrestlers think they're tough shit, I get them tapping because they dive straight into an arm bar every time. Clueless faggots are clueless.

Within the confines of the rules of wrestling, I admittedly am not very good, because I train to break people and choke them to sleep, not lay on top of them like a faggot.

I have challenged loud mouth wrestling queers with me starting on my back, and within 15 seconds they are screaming not to have their arm go backwards because they lead with their hands right towards my guard, I grab their wrist, yank them in, rotate my hips over, shove their face back with my legs and they are screwed, back to the floor, helpless. All of the sudden they aren't so damn tough, begging me not to break their arm.

Wrestling is a fantastic sport but when they have zero shit's clue about submissions they are in for a world of hurt real quick.

Don't drink my Sake, Kimosabi.

what's really funny about this, is that nearly every ufc champ was a former D-1 wrestler...you beating up those clueless fags too, muslim??

 

[wootoom]

There is no doubt that changing the rules in a sporting event changes the outcome. However, I have been in a number of street fights and taking someone down and kneeing them in the head with side control works pretty well. I didn't even know the word side control until MMA...I just knew it was a good way to win a fight. You can't use rules that favor one sport over another and apply them to real world altercations.

I went to wrestling camps where I was taught Judo throws and joint manipulation but they weren't "legal" in high school wrestling because they have very tight rules because wrestling was the original European combat sport that was "toned down" so six year olds can do it without hurting the competition.

There is no doubt that wrestlers are terrible on their back and put their arms on the mat but that's because of the rules of the sport and not a lack of skill. For the record, Frank Mir went to Cael Sanderson to learn wrestling defense for his last title shot and he's probably the best heavyweight with good jujitsu.

That being said, there is a huge difference between Java level wrestling and Cael Sanderson level wrestling....he is a prodigy.

I bet you like wrestling schools, always smelling guys assholes

 

[dabuffguy]

what's really funny about this, is that nearly every ufc champ was a former D-1 wrestler...you beating up those clueless fags too, muslim??

Wrestling is no doubt an excellent background for MMA, never said anything contrary to that.

They have to learn jiu jitsu to survive.


At face value, pure wrestling vs pure jiu jitsu, both being competitive and competent in their reflective discipline, a jiu jitsu practitioner is going to win almost every time if a fight ensues.

 

[digimon7068]

Wrestling is no doubt an excellent background for MMA, never said anything contrary to that.

They have to learn jiu jitsu to survive.


At face value, pure wrestling vs pure jiu jitsu, both being competitive and competent in their reflective discipline, a jiu jitsu practitioner is going to win almost every time if a fight ensues.

i was just being a fucking wiseass as usual...pay no attention to me

 

[dabuffguy]

i was just being a fucking wiseass as usual...pay no attention to me

You are wiseass beyond your years. That's definitely saying a lot.

 

[digimon7068]

You are wiseass beyond your years. That's definitely saying a lot.

i have early onset Wisenheimer's...it's a family trait...

 

[dabuffguy]

I had congenital anacondanitis.