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Styles: Moo Duk Kwon TKD, Kyokushin Karate, Judo, Muay Thai, Jeet Kune Do
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Kyokushin Karate vs. Shaolin Xanda
I would personally bet on the Shaolin kid, but the karate kid looks powerful
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....god i wish i was as smart as these youtubers.... i mean this guy was an MMA coach!
Styles: Moo Duk Kwon TKD, Kyokushin Karate, Judo, Muay Thai, Jeet Kune Do
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Originally Posted by Unkotare
Would have been nice if they could have found someone other than 11 year old kids to fight, but they were gamers alright, gotta give 'em that.
What a shock that the decision went to the Chinese kid
yeah, I think that the only round the chinese kid won was the first one, I mean, he pushed the japanese kid out of ring on purpose, and i am not sure if that was against the rules, but i do believe so.
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"No matter what ALL STREET FIGHTS go to the clinch!"-Jukido987
"REally? I thought street fights were dangerous because they were spontaneous and you never knew what position you would be in be it clinch, kicking range, or on top of a bar table"-Me
"jeetkunedo117 doesnt know what he's talking about. he's a keyboard warrior. (enter many name calls here)"-Judiko987
....god i wish i was as smart as these youtubers.... i mean this guy was an MMA coach!
At least America isn't the only country where parents push their kids too hard to be professional athletes.
Not sure about rules. If it was in Japan, I think purposefully shoving an opponent out of the ring is fully acceptable.
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yeah, I think that the only round the chinese kid won was the first one, I mean, he pushed the japanese kid out of ring on purpose, and i am not sure if that was against the rules, but i do believe so.
If it was sanda rules in China, then that's legal.
will actually i like the fight for me shaolin kid deserve it because he had a nice timing for kicking and his counter attack is great but the both have done th worst fighting stances i have ever seen and thier foot work is messy and thier strikes was wide ,apparent and clear to be seen and both of them haven't learnt any blocks at all . but nice fight .
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would shoving be technically against the rules? i mean if you think about it, shoving would basically be a side kick or a front push kick, but with hands... so would it?
*edit* er... i mean wouldn't be against the rules...
why u are just talkin about the shoving why don't u talk about the both techniques actually the chinese has a better technique but this shoving was - in my own opinion - because of the chinese was tired so he pussed him by all his energy to stop the match for a while as u see the japanese was throwin away .
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knowing is not enough u must apply , willing is not enough u must do .
IT'S NOT SHAME TO FALL THE SHAME IS NOT TO STAND HIGH AGAIN
will actually i like the fight for me shaolin kid deserve it because he had a nice timing for kicking and his counter attack is great but the both have done th worst fighting stances i have ever seen and thier foot work is messy and thier strikes was wide ,apparent and clear to be seen and both of them haven't learnt any blocks at all . but nice fight .
I was rooting for the Shaolin kid because I like that kind of thing. However I wouldnt go as far as saying neither of them have learned to block because that match was about scoring points and if you watch, for example, the olympic sparring matches they've basicly completely dropped their hands (which is a big no no IRL) but in the sparring match they dont care because they just want to get as many points as possible. So dont say they havnt learned to block because at their level Im certain they've been taught to. Also their fighting stance... this is called a sparring stance (at least in my MA it is) and theirs was perfectly fine... These are not street fights nor are they UFC fights, this was a "Who can score the most hits" fight. Tech. I guess the UFC is like that to a point, but not nearly as obvious as these kinds of fights. Anyways, these two types of martial arts have different rules than the one your studying so...
I was rooting for the Shaolin kid because I like that kind of thing. However I wouldnt go as far as saying neither of them have learned to block because that match was about scoring points and if you watch, for example, the olympic sparring matches they've basicly completely dropped their hands (which is a big no no IRL) but in the sparring match they dont care because they just want to get as many points as possible. So dont say they havnt learned to block because at their level Im certain they've been taught to. Also their fighting stance... this is called a sparring stance (at least in my MA it is) and theirs was perfectly fine... These are not street fights nor are they UFC fights, this was a "Who can score the most hits" fight. Tech. I guess the UFC is like that to a point, but not nearly as obvious as these kinds of fights. Anyways, these two types of martial arts have different rules than the one your studying so...
sorry mister , but a fight is a fight it never be parted . so if he learnt how to block and if he put a block will he lose a point ?!!!!!!!!!
if he put a block and give a counter attack his chances to win a point will be doubled .
and the sparring stance will be ur stance evry time u get ready to fight because ur body will get used of lowing down ur hands every time u kick .
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