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Old 02-08-2007, 02:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Are finger locks and toe locks legal in the UFC?
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Nope, they are considered small joint manipulation.
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But they allow knee bars
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Nope, they are considered small joint manipulation.
Wrist locks and ankle locks legal in UFC?
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Wrist locks are not allowed. They are included in the ''small joints''...
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Wrist locks are not allowed. They are included in the ''small joints''...
That must have been some other League; didn't Royce submit someone with a wrist lock last year?
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That must have been some other League; didn't Royce submit someone with a wrist lock last year?
His stats say he submitted a guy at K-1 Premium 2004 Dynamite with a wrist lock. I can't find anything authoritative, but I've always understood "small joint manipulation" to only apply to finger and toe locks as well.
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His stats say he submitted a guy at K-1 Premium 2004 Dynamite with a wrist lock. I can't find anything authoritative, but I've always understood "small joint manipulation" to only apply to finger and toe locks as well.
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My understanding was that wrist locks were legal but very ineffective against a resisting trained opponent.
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