What happens at the point of KO?
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Whenever a boxer is hit hard enough in a certain place, the fist compresses arteries in the neck and causes a minor stroke. This may sound bad, but it really isn't.
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Rules" Of The Kumite\nThe Kumite takes place over three days. The day before The Kumite starts, all fighters must provide their invitation to the judges. Fighting with the other fighters in The Kumite, outside of a sanctioned match, is strictly forbidden. If a fighter is caught breaking this rule, both fighters are automatically disqualified. Provided that the events of Bloodsport are followed, the tournament layout is:\n\nDay One is the round of 64 and round of 32. \nDay Two is the round of 16 and round of 8. \nDay Three is the final four and championship match. \nMatches in The Kumite continue until one of the fighters satisfy one of rules of winning. Time is used only for official records. To win, one fighter must A) Knock out their opponent, B) Make his opponent say "Mai Tey" which means submission, or C) Throw their opponent out of the ring.\n\nThe championship match has the same rules, only the center of the ring is lowered to ground level, whereas in a normal match, the ring is elevated off the floor of the arena.
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say the person is unconscious and you're still kicking the crap out of them..or if a person is unarmed and you shoot them
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The first thing you should do is have some amatuer fights. Then after at least 30 amatuer fights(depending on your weight class) you should have an idea of where you stand.
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at the end of the game
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Go to mmafightnews, I think. It is something like that. It starts with "mma......".
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Come on K-9... short, sweet, and to the point. It will end when ALL people stop killing one another. Between you and me... I don't think that I'll ever live to see that! Do you?
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Legally it should be fine if the contracts between the fighters acknowledged that fact and agree to the fight.  I've seen mixed fighting in both wrestling (fake though) as well as in "Jack@ss the movie" where one guy tries to fight the thai female kickboxing champion and gets his @ss kicked. Oh soooo pretty.
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well i am a repo man ex cage fighter....fighting is never the answer...however...if you get cornered and your back is against the wall and you feel you have to fight to get out..then hit them as hard as you can right in the nose...and keep punching...this is the element of surprise...usually the first person to hit is the winner...dont give up and never back down untill he says ok or gives up first
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Rd 2 Morales goes down, from a right on the tale end of a 3 punch combo 10-8 rd Pacman after two 20-18 Pacman\n\nIts over Morales gets dropped twice in the third round TKO Pacman (Morales was dropped in the second as well)
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Matt Hughes first won the belt against Carlos Newton in a very weired fashion with Matt Hughes in a triangle hold and had Newton lifted up on top of the cage when Matt passed out and dropped Newton on his head Knocking him out hard to explain really but Matt beat him in a rematch in UFC 38
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Its just starting stay tuned I'll update after each round for you.\n\nRd 2 Morales goes down, from a right on the tale end of a 3 punch combo 10-8 rd Pacman after two 20-18 Pacman\n\nIts over Morales gets dropped twice in the third round TKO Pacman (Morales was dropped in the second as well)
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Urinate in the punch then go home..\nRevenge is sweet
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This is something that doesn't happen very often and so it's not specifically addressed in the ITF rules (I'll include a link below), however a study of the rules will give you bits and pieces of how to decide what should happen. That being said, it does occasionally happen--I've actually seen it--and now you'll know how to handle such a situation. Here's how it works and the philosophy behind the call. The first 'IF' is more than likely the answer to your question, but there could be several variations to that situation that are noteworthy.\n\nIF: the ball bounces in the opponent's court and spins back over the net and bounces in your court the point ends and you win the point. This is because the opponent did not make contact with the ball while it was in his court/his turn to make contact. As soon as the ball bounces in your court the point is dead and you're awarded the point.\n\nIF: the ball bounces in the opponent's court and spins back over the net and the opponent makes contact with the ball before it bounces in your court and correctly hits the ball into play, then play continues normally (see Rule 25b, which states that a player can reach over the net to contact a ball that has spun back over as long as he/she respects Rule 24; and Rule 24 Case 4, which states that a player can make contact with the ball after it has crossed back over the net as long as that player doesn't touch either the net or his opponent's court). \n\nIF: the ball bounces in your opponent's court and spins backwards around a net post, the opponent can hit the ball back into your court without clearing the net (see: Rule 25c).\n\nAnyway, you may want to get a copy of the rulebook to keep in your tennis bag--you never know when it could come in handy. I've included a link to the official ITF rules that the USTA distributes. It's a nice little booklet because it also includes "The Code" and USTA commentaries.\n\nI'd also like to remind everyone that in the second 'IF', the only reason the opponent could reach over the net to make contact was because the ball hit his court and bounced back over the net. This is just an exception to the rule that players can only make contact on their own side of the net. It is NOT the general rule (meaning, in general, players cannot make contact with the ball on their opponent's side of the net).\n\nI hope that helps!!
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ok\nrambo\nJCVD\nand um......a tie...they both die fighting
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To me it's a combination: left straight punch-right hook-left high roundhouse kick.
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Box, stick and jab, move keep your distance and use angles.  Never get trapped into a corner or a brawl.  Be patient and calm, don't let the crowd get to you when they boo, hoping you will change and make it exciting.  Fighting according to what they want is not want you necessarily want.  Up the tempo and fall into the wrong option. Listen to your trainer and follow instructions.