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jdawg · 01-12-2004, 05:11 PM

15 yrs of kung fu experience makes me think that the kung fu fighter would not have let royce move in so linearly and force the ground match. i mean, NO side stepping, no effort whatsoever to evade the take down. it looked to me that the kung fu expert was willing to fight on the ground with a much more expereinced royce. in the end, i would say he was pretty much schooled, but i dont really see this particular clip as representative of "kung fu vs. bjj', though i have enjoyed watching it about 10 times. thanks for the clip!!!!

01-12-2004, 05:11 PM	#13 (permalink)
jdawg Registered User Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: austin, tx Posts: 11 Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts	strikers that dont strike 15 yrs of kung fu experience makes me think that the kung fu fighter would not have let royce move in so linearly and force the ground match. i mean, NO side stepping, no effort whatsoever to evade the take down. it looked to me that the kung fu expert was willing to fight on the ground with a much more expereinced royce. in the end, i would say he was pretty much schooled, but i dont really see this particular clip as representative of "kung fu vs. bjj', though i have enjoyed watching it about 10 times. thanks for the clip!!!! __________________ The Master came, because it was his time to be born; He went, because it was his time to go away. Those who accept the natural course and sequence of things and live in obedience to it are beyond joy and sorrow.