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Originally Posted by Uke
I don't believe that I bashed anything.
Excuse me if I don't raise my cup to celebrate everything that you and some others here feel is important.
I have acknowledged that every style/system has worth and effectiveness.
If my opinion isn't to your liking, then don't read what I write or respond to it.
Notice ... I don't usually respond to you? Or on the MMA forum? Or to anything that is written by forum members who never write about the arts, and only offer commentary?
My post on this topic was for judo jibboo, not for every MMA zealot who feels the need to raise the flag and discuss what I feel in the context that they feel comfortable doing it.
Its amazing that after all the debates you'd call that example ridiculous when its demonstrated in nearly EVERY MMA match. Whatever dude. But this isn't about MMA. Its about who would make what adjustment if the need came for it. But making an minor adjustment and fighting like a differently trained man are two different things.
A kyokushin fighter suddenly deciding to punch to the face is alot different than a BJJ player suddenly deciding to fight on his feet against a better striker when his training is solely in BJJ. VERY DIFFERENT. The difference is in moving your punch up about a foot as opposed to fighting completely out of your element.
That was the other point.
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WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU SAW SOMEONE "PULL GAURD" IN AN MMA MATCH!
My point wasnt that you say BJJ guys take the fight to the ground, or that they would wnat to grapple instead of strike or anything about that,
Its that you need to stop assuming BJJ people instantly pull gaurd, honestly read what im writing here, dont write a fucking story about something else, and about how you dont usually read what I write, grow up, in general BJJ PEOPLE DONT PULL GAURD IN STREET FIGHTS, they dont pull gaurd in mma fights.
I'm not talking about whether they grapple or take it to the ground, im talking PULLING GAURD, a simple act. They dont do it, get it out of your head, and stop spewing it as something they do.
This is coming from someone whos trained Judo, Boxing, and RBSD systems as well as BJJ, its just fucking stupid.
Edit; upon re-reading this I just think that your an uneducated idiot whos spouting his mouth off without knowing what each term implies..
Pulling gaurd is when you go from standing and jump and wrap your legs around the person, or drag them down into your gaurd.
Re-gaining gaurd or something when your already on the ground IS NOT pulling gaurd, and in general its a decent tactic when someone is smashing you. I know if you could magically stand up from mount that would be great, but most of the time you cant, so you regain some form of gaurd and stand up from there.
I honestly hope thats the case and you dont believe that BJJ guys Pull Gaurd (using your newfound actual definition).