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Interesting.
Where they are both MT people with identical sport training for that sport environment, then the guy we see wearing the TKD Dobok would win. Where they are both TKD people with identical sport training for that sport environment, then the guy wearing the TKD Dobok would win. Winning a sports contest of this type proves what exactly? The guy in TKD is by far the better athlete in this comparison, while completely out of his depth in terms of the rules of the sport? |
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Trollvirus, I really dont understand your post.
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Can you please explain what you mean? Does their outfit make a difference or something lol? ![]() Quote:
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What I'm saying is, in this instance, the TKD dude is clearly a better athlete and fighter (not that the standard of either is high), but out of his depth in terms of the form of sporting context (in this case a 'low grade' MT match). Quote:
I don't see what 'Semi-contact' sparring has to do with either, but you'll no doubt explain. This all comes down to those who believe styles make people and that sporting contests prove one over the other. If you could prove either, then you'd do so. |
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More effective as a sporting format against those who practice another sporting format? I dont know what you mean by that sorry... please explain further. This all comes down to those who believe styles make people and that sporting contests prove one over the other. But it does!!! Muay Thai is obviously better than TKD! Accept it already!!! |
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Errr...I don't really understand what you're trying to say either, Troll Virus. How is the TKD guy a better athlete?
I'm not even going to go into the TKD vs. Muay Thai debate, but have you even seen Muay Thai training? It's not exactly easy..... |
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The TKD player is clearly fitter and moves better. It's not rocket science to take down someone standing on one leg. Quote:
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Ignoring the setting... If this was a TKD match, then the MT guy would have been disqualified. If the MT guy had anything like a brain, he'd have realised the TKD guy had no clue how to use his hands and chinned him out in 10 seconds. Point is, they are both sports. |
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i don't really see how you could argue any circumstance where the MT guy loses this one. this format is much more tkd than mt and he still wins. i mean, with clinch and knees (let alone elbows) this would have got downright ugly for the tkd guy fast. and i'm only talking about this vid, i'm not getting into the whole art vs. art deal.
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I'd say it's a very amateur (perhaps even 'friendly') pre-arranged match.
To say the format is TKD is pretty ridiculous though. TKD is by and large a sport. It's never competed in a ring. Sweeps and take downs are not part of that sport. How can you say the format is more TKD than MT? |
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Oh, and there was no pre arrangement to this match. Im sure both combatents wanted to hurt eachother with the certain strikes that were allowed.... the TKD guy just happened to be on the recieving end of them. ![]() |
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You heard it here first! The TKD player is CLEARLY FITTER and MOVES BETTER. If you had anything like a brain, you'd have realised that the rules for this contest prohibited punches to the face... One of the many weapons that the Thai boxer was restricted to use. Umm, we get that they are both sports. Thanks for for clearing that up. ![]() |
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Then you mention take downs. When does either competitor initiate a take down? All I saw was the TKD guy falling down due to hard leg kicks. Troll Virus, did *you* watch the video? |
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i said the format was more tkd than mt, it's right there in the line you quoted from my post. maybe i'm wrong, it's certainly happened before. but are there any techniques commonly used in tkd competition that were prohibited in this match? didn't look like it to me. on the other hand, it seemed the only concession to mt rules was to allow kick catches, while 3 staples of the mt fighter - knees, elbows, and the clinch - appeared to be prohibited. that's what leads me to say this match was more tkd than mt.
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