Can this be the future of TCMA?
http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/mwcgHdu17AY
http://johnswang.com
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TCMA is many things to many people. I'm sure we will continue to see manifestations all across the spectrum. Unfortunately, that is one of them.
I don't know why you want to make it mysitical. Underground fights exist in China and many other countries. In China Sanda and some TCMA fighters both participate, the rules are looser than mma and they don't use gloves. They can't put the videos online because of china's strict laws.
the last great underground fight to get caught on film
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMsL5104RFg
hundreds of thousands of fights that are actually on film that can be viewed, yet there is no "real kung fu" on them... the only "the real" kung fu is in underground matches you can't watch
Tiequan Zhang fought in the UFC and made more money doing that than 95% of China has ever seen
The question is how many Chinese people you think can make it to the UFC. The market is not there yet to focus on producing such athletes and many things are still at amateur level. Anyway in my first post I said the best rules for kungfu people and was not talking about any personal macho agendas. I respect your opinion if you think UFC has better rules for TCMA practitioners.
15 seconds per round is absolutely stupid. If both fighters are seasoned, nothing will come of it.
The only way 15 second rounds would produce decisive winners is if one or both of the fighters were complete noobs.
傻瓜
Greetings,
Shagua,
If you need three minutes to do your thing on the street, you are dead meat, conditioning or no conditioning.
I see more concerns about the sporting aspect and the money that can be made from it. I am not interested in that.
mickey
I like 15 seconds game too. You can do a lot in 15 seconds. The following clip is the first 15 seconds of the fight.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAsoz...ature=youtu.be
If you only have 15 second, it will force you to move and not "wait". It may not work for Taiji fighters. They believe in "if you don't move, I don't move ..."
Last edited by YouKnowWho; 07-28-2013 at 11:35 AM.
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More opinion -> more argument
Less opinion -> less argument
No opinion -> no argument
Yes YKW,
It forces the fighters to bring forth their best immediately. I think it would result in some very aggressive fighting.
mickey