for those not interested in a really good Thai match between two talented young lads...skip forward to the 4.40min mark and just watch a fecking elbow war! unbelievable
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wF71B...yer_embedded#!
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for those not interested in a really good Thai match between two talented young lads...skip forward to the 4.40min mark and just watch a fecking elbow war! unbelievable
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wF71B...yer_embedded#!
Kids...
That got heated quick after the first elbow !
just watching that makes my head hurt
although i doubt either one was the 6 engine wing chun thing going on...i know who i'd put my money on in a fight lolQuote:
Originally Posted by sanjuro_ronin
Those kids strike better then half the guys in the ufc.
And 99% pf the people here, LOL !Quote:
Originally Posted by viper
but then the UFC fighters have other things to worry about than just striking horses for courses :)Quote:
Originally Posted by viper
No way that striking in MMA well ever LOOK like pure striking in MT, Boxing, KB or any other stand up only art.
Stances is different, strategy is different, tools are different,etc.
yep we have been over this on this forum almost as much as we have had arguments over chi sao lolQuote:
Originally Posted by sanjuro_ronin
There are a number of very good Thai guys in the UFC, a lot from Europe but as you say they look nothing lol they do in K1 of pure Thai matches, doesnt mean they dont have the skills, means their ability and willingness to show those skills in MMA is different
Yep, if you look at the clips of Anderson Silva in MMA, you don't see the "orthodox" moves of his MT back ground, BUT if you see him doing MT, there they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frost
Ever see that clip of him boxing?
He is a very good boxer and moves just like a pro.
Yes he does, when he doesnt have to worry about the takedown and 4oz gloves :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sanjuro_ronin
Been in the ring with paul daley...i know first hand how good his Thai is, yet it changes as you say when the rules and venue changes
Yep, always.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frost
"Rule set" dictate the "look" of the fight.
You will never see "pure" MT outside of a MT match, just like you will never see pure Wing chun or pure Hung kuen or pure greco-roman outside the context they were designed to be used in AND against.
The moment you throw takedowns in VA a standing art, the stance MUST change ( as well as how you hold your hands), the moment you throw striking against a grappling art, the hands change, the strategy changes, etc