I think it's virtually impossible to call someone a fake when talking about their street experiences simply because it's their word against your.
I truly believe Geoff Thompson to be the real deal, but let's say I didn't and I called him out at a seminar. All I could say would be "i don't believe you, you're a liar." But how could I disprove anything?
Just Using Geoff as an example.I repeat I DO think he's the real deal.
Regarding being unbeaten, I think that it's the nature of fighting to lose sometimes, and there's no shame in that. I personally think that we should be training to win (Obviously) but psychiologically prepared to lose if it coms up.
I find a lot of the claims made by very well known instructors to be a bit much sometimes. Doesn't matter how good you are, anyone can have an off day, or simply be unlucky. I think numbers in the hundreds or thousands are very suspect, or the result of very creative accounting.
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