WTF - Street fight in Vegas
23 posts · Started by Ducati Pete · 24 Jul 2011
Post 2 by 990EXODUS,
#2Post 3 by jambox,
#3To the first vid. That last kick was a proper goal post punt!
To the second vid. Damn! Yeah think you are right, it is a better vid, but for diferent reasons
To the second vid. Damn! Yeah think you are right, it is a better vid, but for diferent reasons
Post 4 by scamb66,
#4Thought that Vegas vid was like.......he's slappin like a bitch but on reflection I think the fat dude was a bitch.
Anway stop wasting time and take some cooking lessons, keep the wife happy....maybe.
Anway stop wasting time and take some cooking lessons, keep the wife happy....maybe.
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Post 6 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#6All i wanted was to see those tits! Couldnt give a crapola about the dancing. Good thread hijack too btw!!
And DP...that fight was the usual mix of chaos but the kick at the end was nasty and cowardly. Like some lame assed parting shot. He stood no chance...also like the guy who sucker punches him earlier....that is pathetic, he should be totally ashamed of fighting like that when the bloke has clearly stopped. Funny how some blokes only have the balls to have a go when they know the other bloke isnt looking and cant react.
And DP...that fight was the usual mix of chaos but the kick at the end was nasty and cowardly. Like some lame assed parting shot. He stood no chance...also like the guy who sucker punches him earlier....that is pathetic, he should be totally ashamed of fighting like that when the bloke has clearly stopped. Funny how some blokes only have the balls to have a go when they know the other bloke isnt looking and cant react.
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Post 8 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
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Post 9 by Dutch,
#9Love this vid... the opposite of all the other fights: I old man. 5 yong men. One punch each. All out. Class.
http://www.break.com/index/old-man-owns ... ation.html
http://www.break.com/index/old-man-owns ... ation.html
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Post 11 by darko,
#11^^ they're probably teenage punks and he's in some position of authority so everyone was afraid to fight back.
As for the first fight... hard to follow exactly, but bottom line is those 2 guys and 2 girls ganged up on one dude and wound up getting smashed. Justice served. I hate to see cowards ganging up on anyone, so whatever follows is fair game IMO.
As for the first fight... hard to follow exactly, but bottom line is those 2 guys and 2 girls ganged up on one dude and wound up getting smashed. Justice served. I hate to see cowards ganging up on anyone, so whatever follows is fair game IMO.
Post 12 by Dutch,
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Post 13 by darko,
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Post 15 by darko,
#15A wrestler who knows how to kick and punch is just about guaranteed to win any fight. Even if you're a BJJ master, you can't get the guy down into a position where you can apply your techniques... and in the meantime, he's pounding your face in with his fists and feet when he's not completely dominating you on the mat
Post 16 by Stupid Luke,
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Post 17 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#17Not so sure I think MMA and UFC is as crap as is being made out here, I think they have real skills. I also think they arent as fit as people make out.....3 or 5 rounds, albeit longer than boxing is not he same as 12 rounds. Some of those bigger guys really puff n pant through the last round too.
I think boxing really is at the top end of the pugilistic sports. Amazing skills needed and great fitness. That said, I love teh more 'classic' martial arts of course, but they rarely exist as sport as it would dilute most martial arts too much because half the techniques would never be allowed in a sport.
I've heard the Pride series was way more hardcore than UFC, only seen a little bit on youtube, any links would be welcome!
Anyway.....I'm glad we havent decended into a 'which system is hardest/best' debacle. I think thats all a waste of time, its all about the fighter imo....a good boxer will beat a bad kung fu guy etc etc.....systems are tools, using them is down to the individual and their 'balls' imo. Some call it fighting spirit...whatever it is, soe folk have it in spades....others dont and have to cultivate it. I am far more in the second category but I love learning and pushing my comfort zone
I think boxing really is at the top end of the pugilistic sports. Amazing skills needed and great fitness. That said, I love teh more 'classic' martial arts of course, but they rarely exist as sport as it would dilute most martial arts too much because half the techniques would never be allowed in a sport.
I've heard the Pride series was way more hardcore than UFC, only seen a little bit on youtube, any links would be welcome!
Anyway.....I'm glad we havent decended into a 'which system is hardest/best' debacle. I think thats all a waste of time, its all about the fighter imo....a good boxer will beat a bad kung fu guy etc etc.....systems are tools, using them is down to the individual and their 'balls' imo. Some call it fighting spirit...whatever it is, soe folk have it in spades....others dont and have to cultivate it. I am far more in the second category but I love learning and pushing my comfort zone
Post 18 by darko,
#18Anyone who questions the fitness of professional MMA fighters is nuts, or hasn't actually stepped foot in a ring.
I box regularly and spar 12 rounders. It's tough, no doubt, but MMA is tougher. Best vs best, mma fighters are in better shape, no question about it.
Boxing is a very specific discipline. I love it, it really is an art and a science. But it by no means makes a complete fighter, not by a longshot. If a boxer has to start throwing knees, kicks, and defending takedowns (not to mention wrestling once on the ground)... trust me, he wouldn't last three 5 minute rounds. It takes considerably more energy to fight with all your limbs than just throw and defend punches. I couldn't even last 4 rounds of training in an MMA club when we had to throw combinations with knees... and I can box for 12 rnds no prob. I threw up at the end of that workout... intense, no other way about it. And that was just with knees in the mix. Nevermind when you have to protect from a takedown or actually wrestle with someone on the ground; talk about a drain.
I box regularly and spar 12 rounders. It's tough, no doubt, but MMA is tougher. Best vs best, mma fighters are in better shape, no question about it.
Boxing is a very specific discipline. I love it, it really is an art and a science. But it by no means makes a complete fighter, not by a longshot. If a boxer has to start throwing knees, kicks, and defending takedowns (not to mention wrestling once on the ground)... trust me, he wouldn't last three 5 minute rounds. It takes considerably more energy to fight with all your limbs than just throw and defend punches. I couldn't even last 4 rounds of training in an MMA club when we had to throw combinations with knees... and I can box for 12 rnds no prob. I threw up at the end of that workout... intense, no other way about it. And that was just with knees in the mix. Nevermind when you have to protect from a takedown or actually wrestle with someone on the ground; talk about a drain.
Post 19 by Ducati Pete,
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Post 20 by Stupid Luke,
#20All this talk of street fighting , what style is best for the street etc etc why does anybody go to that street in the first place?
I have been to some pretty rough streets in my time; Union St in Plymouth, Sauchihall st in Glasgow, Rochester High st (where I got a fractured eye socket) Railton Road in Brixton, Old Kent Rd when Millwall are playing. Coronation St and Albert Square (people get murderered there ) Not once did I feel the need to baby oil my physique, have a funny haircut and tattoo collection and roll around pummelling somebody in the gutter.
You guys have too much testosterone, maybe you should go to yoga with Klincky on Metrosexual Boulevard instead.
I have been to some pretty rough streets in my time; Union St in Plymouth, Sauchihall st in Glasgow, Rochester High st (where I got a fractured eye socket) Railton Road in Brixton, Old Kent Rd when Millwall are playing. Coronation St and Albert Square (people get murderered there ) Not once did I feel the need to baby oil my physique, have a funny haircut and tattoo collection and roll around pummelling somebody in the gutter.
You guys have too much testosterone, maybe you should go to yoga with Klincky on Metrosexual Boulevard instead.
Post 21 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#21Havin a few beers are ya Luke?
Feeling a bit provocative?
Feeling a bit provocative?
Post 22 by Ducati Pete,
#22I got mugged on Seseme street.
My fault, had a packet of cookies in full view - schoolboy error.
My fault, had a packet of cookies in full view - schoolboy error.
Post 23 by scamb66,
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