To all lovers of the pugilist art!?
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I think Mayweather will win because of his speed although I don't like his arrogance.  I hope De La Hoya knocks him out.
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I challenge you my friend.... to a mighty THUMB WAR!!!! and i have a few questions...\n\nthe first.. which would win... peanut butter or Jelly?  If they were of equal age and size..\n\nthe second.  Where are some Karate schools in my area.?\n\nThe third.  I am a Chi master, does anyone else believe in it?\n\nthe fourth...  Does anyone know the outcome of the Dana white Ortiz fight?\n\nThe fifth... Does anyone watch UFC and if so Who is the best fighter!\n\nWHAT SAY YEE!
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Heck Yeah! It ROCKS!\n\nby the way my favorite charecter is Kakashi Hatake, he's so cool!
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I' AM NOT THE ONLY ONE! YES! I LOVE THE BOOGEYMAN! HE'S GOT A SEXY ASS AND HIS PERSONA IS AWESOME! I FIND MYSELF DRAWN TO HIS SEXY ASS!
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Well I can't think of one art that focuses on all of the things that you name. Brazillian Jujitsu probably comes the closest. It focuses on grappling, pressure points, and submissions. I believe they do have some takedowns but most of it is groundfighting so I wouldn't consider take downs to be a part of the focus. On the flipside, Judo focuses on takedowns, grappling, and submissions but not so much on pressure points because it is a sport. Then there is Japanese Jujitsu, which is what I practice, and we focus on take downs, pressure points, and submissions. We don't do so much grappling but it is there. So all in all, if you want to focus on all of the elements you named, I would combine a couple of martial arts (BJJ and Judo would be quite effective if you want to compete in a fight competition or just get in good shape. If you are looking to study for pure self defense, then BJJ and Japanese Jujitsu would be good).
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i love any submission...but id have to say a good kimura or an armbar..i know an armbar is simple..but you still gotta love the armbar
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My favourite fighter has always been Royce Gracie i love watching him fight. I am also a big fan of Matt Hughes and to see them fight each other will be AWESOME i am sure it will be the fight of the year. I live in Australia and i am going to California to see it live at UFC 60. I hope Royce wins so we can see more of him if he losses i think he will retire. I am also a big fan of Ken Shamrock but i am afraid Tito will retire him unless Ken goes for Tito's bad leg but he won't. As for GSP i think he is great fighter he may just beat Matt Hughes in a rematch that will also be a great fight. I think that Chuck Liddel is the most exiting fighter in the ufc today and at the moment he looks unstoppable. This year has been filled with the best fights and match ups ever in mma i wish they could find more heavyweight contenders though.\nPlease ask more UFC questions i love it.
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I have! I am a juggalo. For those of you who do not know what this is it is a ICP fan, but it is kinda hard to explain unless you are into the dark carnival. For further questions on ICP email me at katie_1388@yahoo.com
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The Ultimate Warrior!!
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There are so many good fighters but only a few great fighters.My vote goes to "The Natural" Randy Couture...he's done and won it all...and win or lose he ALWAYS did it with class...a true model for other men to follow in the sport!!!
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The ultimate Fighter????????????? I LOVE IT AND WATCH IT EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT!!!!!!!! I plan things are Thursday from 8 to 10pm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   It sucked that Kendal won the fight tonight and the other dud broke a rib. I think that he could have won that fight!!!
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Georges St-Pierre  is the complete package. His speed, strength, and well rounded skills are as impressive as I've seen. \n  Matt Hughes has an iron will, a wealth of experience, and is physically strong with an improving  submission game.\n   St-Pierre seems to be peaking at the right time. I think he'll come out with a lot of movement and when they get on the ground, I believe GSP will also win that battle. His passing is excellent, and he maintains outstanding top control, using his legs beautifully. Hughes will not bend over. He is the real deal. But, I see a late rear naked choke in his future, after a war. It should be great, I cannot wait til Saturday.\n  Jeff Monson is a world class grappler with a pretty strong chin and incredible strength.\n  Tim Slyvia is a one dimensional fighter with an obvious size advantage and dangerous with both hands and feet.\n   I look for Monson to get this tree to the ground and show Slyvia the importance of being well rounded fighter. I think Slyvia has an unbelievable threshold for pain, will find his way back to his feet, and win by decision. But Monson could easily submit him.
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screw it go to hooters and watch the Ultimate Fight Championship PPV! Its got much more exciting fights and one of the best fight cards all year.
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I have a link of Army art. dig aroun there and other links and you may find some info. I am sure the other branches have somthing like this. I went on a tour of the pentagon years ago as a kid and they had an art gallery of famous combat art,, like the " 1000 Yard Stare" Good Luck
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LOVE IT....How could you not love it?It is the new age sport.No Don King to pay people off.Just 1 on 1 the best man that day wins,anything could happen at any time. KO,TKO,Submission,and in the blink of an eye.The fighter's in the MMA business are the TRUE modern day warrior.One other thing,the sportmanship that those atletes show is bar-none the best in contact sports.So not liking the UFC or other MMA events is unbearable to me and all I can say is go and watch T.O cry in Dallas and watch the juiced balls fly in San Francisco.In other word the UFC is a breath of fresh air.
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How refreshing to see that some still hold the same belief I do about "traditional" martial arts!\nWould it be a no holds barred match, or include the increasing in numbers rules doled out in UFC matches that limit more "vicious" tactics? I notice those guys like to wear pads on their fists and roll around on the floor with one another...\nI don't hold any disdain against so-called "mixed martial artists", I mean, after all, most traditional systems are mixed in one regard or another, but I dislike the idea that they take bits and pieces of what would otherwise be "whole" systems to become more "well rounded". But I ask how they can take the best of any one system if they have not mastered it?\nTo them, I say they are jacks of all trades, masters of none.\nLittle old Buddha man wins!
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Pride fighting. from time to time you can catch it on fox sports next and the dvds are relatively cheap. The skill level of the fighters in Pride is insanely higher than the UFC. Its really not even close. The matches are more exciting and the rules are similar except for in Pride you can stomp and soccer kick when your opponent is on the ground. I really can't stress how much better the competition there is. Any of the top 4 guys from each of their weight classes could come here and destroy the UFC champs in the same class.