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![]() | not tryin to be picky or look for an arguement btw mate . .
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![]() | how many MA's are used to getting hit bare knuckle?? its illegal to train like that in, well in britain anyway. out of all the types of "combat" sports in the west boxers probably are the most used to getting hit! it aint quite like the east were they smash each other with bricks over the head and shit for warm ups, run thru walls for the fun of it lol! not tryin to be picky or look for an arguement btw mate . .
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![]() | Its illegal to train bare knuckle in England? No shit. Never heard that before man, interesting. Ive sparred with just hand wraps before, but always light contact.. that might be part of the reason why i suppose. Cheers |
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New faces of Nutter? Innit, mate...
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But I find tucking the elbows in tight as previously described works too...and it will cover against just about anything other than a hook whipping around the raised hands. | |
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