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Uke · 03-27-2007, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by SamuraiGuy

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).

First off, I didn't start off by being nasty or unreasonable with you, SamuraiGuy. If you want to act like an asshole, I'll treat you like one.

In ANY match where there is a BJJ player, as soon as he gets with something cleanly he falls back into the guard position. Whether he pulls his opponent into his guard or just lays there hoping for his opponent to come into his guard doesn't matter. The point was that a BJJ fighter is going to get into the position he is most comfortable in once he's overwhelmed or tagged cleanly. Pay attention.

Second, you're a 19 year old kid who has about a year and a half training in BJJ and even less than that in Krav Maga, so don't come here talking like you know shit because you don't. And with you only practicing the rudimentary shit that you do, you are DEFINITELY in no position to ever call me or anyone for that matter uneducated.