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Posted by MaxTO on Jan-19-2006 16:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Pasta
What are the rules?


1st RULE: You do not talk about FIGHT CLUB.

2nd RULE: You DO NOT talk about FIGHT CLUB.

3rd RULE: If someone says "stop" or goes limp, taps out the fight is over.

4th RULE: Only two guys to a fight.

5th RULE: One fight at a time.

6th RULE: No shirts, no shoes.

7th RULE: Fights will go on as long as they have to.

8th RULE: If this is your first night at FIGHT CLUB, you HAVE to fight.


Posted by Pasta on Jan-19-2006 16:10:

quote:
Originally posted by MaxTO
1st RULE: You do not talk about FIGHT CLUB.

2nd RULE: You DO NOT talk about FIGHT CLUB.

3rd RULE: If someone says "stop" or goes limp, taps out the fight is over.

4th RULE: Only two guys to a fight.

5th RULE: One fight at a time.

6th RULE: No shirts, no shoes.

7th RULE: Fights will go on as long as they have to.

8th RULE: If this is your first night at FIGHT CLUB, you HAVE to fight.


Your good!


Posted by Yohan on Jan-19-2006 16:13:

quote:
Originally posted by AfterHours27
Obviously, you've never watched ultimate fighting. The winners are usually wrestlers or brazilian jiu jitsu specialists, not karate or taekwando.

Dude, BJJ = brazilian jujitsu.

BJJ > wrestling for the reason I stated above.

If you're talking about normal greco-roman wrestling, you don't get taught submission. They have to combine with other martial arts or fighting systems to learn to finish the fight.

Perfect example is Josh Koscheck. Awesome wrestler, but don't know how to finish. See Koscheck vs Fickett.


Posted by AfterHours27 on Jan-19-2006 16:17:

quote:
Originally posted by EvilTree
Dude, BJJ = brazilian jujitsu.

BJJ > wrestling for the reason I stated above.

If you're talking about normal greco-roman wrestling, you don't get taught submission. They have to combine with other martial arts or fighting systems to learn to finish the fight.

Perfect example is Josh Koscheck. Awesome wrestler, but don't know how to finish. See Koscheck vs Fickett.


Right on that one. Next time, don't use abriviations. BJ usually stands for blow job.


Posted by DigitalMP on Jan-19-2006 16:31:

BJs > BJJ, wrestling, etc.


Posted by Yohan on Jan-19-2006 16:46:

quote:
Originally posted by DigitalMP
BJs > BJJ, wrestling, etc.


Man, this one is so open for a burn


Posted by DigitalMP on Jan-19-2006 16:56:

quote:
Originally posted by EvilTree
Man, this one is so open for a burn


Anyone who'd rather fight than get BJ'd has issues. period!

//backstop


Posted by Xavier Moriarty on Jan-19-2006 18:11:

quote:
Originally posted by DigitalMP
BJs > BJJ, wrestling, etc.


true that.

i really hope that ill never fight again but i was told that i have one of "those" faces so....

i got jumped on my b-day in 2003, whole place was beating me up i bullshit you not. thats what saved me, there was so many people trying to get a free shot at me that nobody could get a good one till somebody get an idea to start hitting me with bottles and chairs. im sure if i fell to the ground i would be dead.

got 9 stitches, cracked skull and cracked jaw and i lost sight in my left eye for 7 days.

but it was not all that that changed me, some time after that i saw a guy who started it all, went after him and horror that i saw in his face made me realise that i dont wanna be like that.

i would rather be making sweet sweet love than fight


Posted by mushyflowa on Jan-19-2006 18:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Xavier Moriarty
i would rather be making sweet sweet love than fight



Posted by Mr. Smith on Jan-19-2006 18:32:

Well, contrary to the popular belief that ALL martial artists and those who train are out to scour the world like street fighter to prove something. Most practitioners I know including myself are the nicest most laid back guys I know. Take even some of the World Champions or good fighters {Minus the UFC, because UFC is populated with a bunch of hillbillies and old farts that need to know when to retire..*cough* shamrock). Fighters like Bas Rutten, Ernesto Hoost, Remy Bonjasky, Mirko Crocop. They're friendly people. I've actually met chuck liddell myself and he was a joker.

That being said. I've been training my entire life since the age of 6. First taking Karate, then moving over to Chinese Kung Fu, to kickboxing, then back to Chinese Kung Fu. We now train in an environment very similar to fight club. Since we refuse to pay rent to some bastard, we train in a warehouse without heat surrounded by packaged Hello Kitty Dolls which are sold for $34.99 @ pacific mall. After school perhaps I might want to take it amateur. I have the skill, just need to dedicate more time into training to make my body a can of whoopass machine.

But in my entire lifetime. I have never gotten into a street fight. It just isn't worth it, in a club u don't know how many friends he has; on the street you don't know what he's packing; and you almost always have to deal with the cops in the end, so I usually just back down, my life is not worth proving to a moron that I can step on his face. However I got into one scrap in grade 5 where I was beating down this grade 6 (which was like the ultimate challenge at the age of 11), then got hauled down and suspended by this fat lady who came out of no where. Thus i will dedicate my future to becomming a ninja.

http://www.penny-arcade.com/docs/ninjalesson.jpg

quote:
Obviously, you've never watched ultimate fighting. The winners are usually wrestlers or brazilian jiu jitsu specialists, not karate or taekwando.


well, the thing with that is. Wrestlers know how to move on the ground, nothing else. They can't submit, they can't punch if they were given brass knuckles, and majority of them don't even do well in a world class competition. Take pride for example, Carlos Newton fought a couple times and then fell off the map. BJJ is a different example. Their training is almost specifically geared to MMA, and to those rules specifically. But change the trournament rules. I don't think Wanderlei Silva (as great of a fighter as he is) would survive long in the K-1 Arena.

Thats my 2 cents.


Posted by AfterHours27 on Jan-19-2006 18:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Xavier Moriarty
true that.

i really hope that ill never fight again but i was told that i have one of "those" faces so....

i got jumped on my b-day in 2003, whole place was beating me up i bullshit you not. thats what saved me, there was so many people trying to get a free shot at me that nobody could get a good one till somebody get an idea to start hitting me with bottles and chairs. im sure if i fell to the ground i would be dead.


Yea, when Russians start fighting, better run away. Skolko pizdilok s polyakami ya povidal v klube "Activate".


Posted by DigitalMP on Jan-19-2006 19:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Xavier Moriarty
true that.

i really hope that ill never fight again but i was told that i have one of "those" faces so....

i got jumped on my b-day in 2003, whole place was beating me up i bullshit you not. thats what saved me, there was so many people trying to get a free shot at me that nobody could get a good one till somebody get an idea to start hitting me with bottles and chairs. im sure if i fell to the ground i would be dead.

got 9 stitches, cracked skull and cracked jaw and i lost sight in my left eye for 7 days.

but it was not all that that changed me, some time after that i saw a guy who started it all, went after him and horror that i saw in his face made me realise that i dont wanna be like that.

i would rather be making sweet sweet love than fight


How did guy respond to that?? I mean, aside from the horror in his face...


Posted by HypnotEyez on Jan-19-2006 19:55:

quote:
Originally posted by AfterHours27
Yea, when Russians start fighting, better run away. Skolko pizdilok s polyakami ya povidal v klube "Activate".


hehe..mmmda ya pro Active8 bolshe nechego neslishala

but yea..
did kickboxing for fitness about a year ago...been thinking of taking it up again
its fun intense and still sharpens some skills


Posted by Yohan on Jan-19-2006 20:36:

Man, da Russkies are some of the most craziest fighters out there. The Rodina does produce some awesome fighters such as Andrei Arlovski. There's one guy I definitely do not want to mess with.


Posted by AfterHours27 on Jan-19-2006 21:28:

quote:
Originally posted by EvilTree
Man, da Russkies are some of the most craziest fighters out there. The Rodina does produce some awesome fighters such as Andrei Arlovski. There's one guy I definitely do not want to mess with.

Oleg Taktarov (I see him in Russian movies nowdays) and Igor Zinov'ev


Posted by nusty on Jan-19-2006 23:23:

quote:
Originally posted by jon jon
In a fight Dave could kick Batman's ass.




and yes, probably.


If I was still around I'd love to meet up to train with you guys.
I spent the last 5 months gearing up for the World Martial Arts Championships averaging 8 trainning sessions a week. But prior to July I've invested over 12 years of work towards this. Unfourtunatly I had to put the grappling and BJJ aside for this and focus on my stand up. I am feeling really good and fight ready. Now that it's over with I'm taking the next month off to relax and unwind but then I'll be getting back into it again and am moving to Japan in August for more trainning.
I train in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, 2 Styles of Karate and Bo-Jitsu (and Japanese Jiu-Jitsu when I have a spare day here and there)
I've also bounced at a really rowdy bar for a year and a bit with only 2 of us on security for a place with 400 people inside some nights, you're pretty much on your own.


Posted by Truepioneer on Jan-20-2006 00:24:

Martial arts people alway display self-control and are the least arrogant and most sensible when it comes to a real fight.

I trained Shotokan Karate when I was younger. Even went to go fight in Japan at the Good Will Cup. Got a silver medal too woohoo!!!

Then I trained Russian Sambo about 3 years ago until I went on my ot my travels. The best developed combat system I've ever seen.

Here's the webiste for my Sambo Instructor, check out his bio.

Interesting stuff

http://www.combatsambo.ca/


Posted by dEsidEL on Jan-20-2006 00:49:



ks here's a list for y'all..


AfterHours27 - Wrestling
EvilTree - Tae Kwon Do
HypnotEyez - Kickboxing
MaxTO - Kickboxing
Mr. Smith - Karate, Chinese Kung Fu, Kickboxing
nusty - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Karate (2 styles), Bo-Jitsu, Japanese Jiu-Jitsu
j_spot - Wrestling
Pasta - Mixed Martial Arts
Sasha - Kickboxing
Summer21 - Shotokan Karate
Truepioneer - Shotokan Karate, Russian Sambo



Posted by AfterHours27 on Jan-20-2006 01:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Truepioneer
Then I trained Russian Sambo about 3 years ago until I went on my ot my travels. The best developed combat system I've ever seen.


No wonder why KGB agents were trained Sambo


Posted by vickyvale on Jan-20-2006 02:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorwhore
I got in two fights in my entire life.

Once in grade two.... my buddy started talking smack about my brand of track pants, and i snapped. I ended up actually taking off his track pants, and made him go bare ass in a half frozen puddle. The sheet of ice on the surface actually cut his butt cheeks.

In the following year, my brother was getting teased by the 'cool kids' for being fat. That day, i was pissed cause my mom forgot to pack me a fruit roll-up, so i took out my rage on those fucks. Drop kicks, bitch smacks, and all kinds of verbal diarrhea, those kids never fucked with my brother again.

.... and my mom swore to include fruit roll-ups in my lunch from that day forward....


L M F A O



No sports for me like this yet...but since I've been workin out, I've seen a couple kickboxing classes that look like a lot of fun! Maybe when I'm in a LITTLE better shape.


Posted by Truepioneer on Jan-20-2006 03:13:

quote:
Originally posted by dEsidEL


ks here's a list for y'all..


AfterHours27 - Wrestling
EvilTree - Tae Kwon Do
HypnotEyez - Kickboxing
MaxTO - Kickboxing
Mr. Smith - Karate, Chinese Kung Fu, Kickboxing
nusty - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Karate (2 styles), Bo-Jitsu, Japanese Jiu-Jitsu
j_spot - Wrestling
Pasta - Mixed Martial Arts
Sasha - Kickboxing
Summer21 - Shotokan Karate
Truepioneer - Shotokan Karate, Russian Sambo




Is anyone else thinking TOTA mixed martial arts tournament!!! lol

Some of the guys I've trained with even do security at The Zone and Viva! Kinda weird bumbing into him at those places lol


Posted by nusty on Jan-20-2006 03:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Truepioneer
Is anyone else thinking TOTA mixed Martial Arts tournament!!! lol


That would be fun for sure.


Posted by Truepioneer on Jan-20-2006 03:19:

I'd have to go back and train though it's been 3 years since lol


Posted by Mr. Smith on Jan-20-2006 03:21:

then we'll just go listen to some trance after we have blood all over our face n knuckles.

People would wonder wtf just happened with a bunch of guys bruised up walk in.

...jokes


Posted by nusty on Jan-20-2006 03:25:

My one main competition gi (white) for Grappling and Jiu-Jitsu is splattered with blood. I wear it more now because it looks more hard core.
there are few blood stains on a few of the other ones but no where close to being as noticable.


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