A_skinny_geek_107: Bruce Lee could have beaten Fedor easily! They had to slow down the camera just to catch his movements he was so fast! He invented numchucks and was the first person to ever do MMA. He could even punch through a phone book!

Yeah, it's about goddamn time we did this. Bruce Lee is the most discussed Martial Artist in history. He's also the most over-hyped, romanticized, and commercialized figure in the industry.

If you've spent any significant time on an Internet discussion forum, I'm sure you've run into comments like the one above. Generally they're made by 140 lb. nerds who can't do 10 pushups without ralphing up their Cheetos and Mountain Dew. They're no doubt comforted by the idea that a seemingly likewise-scrawny person could be the toughest man on the planet. It provides them hope that someday, if they yell "wooooaaaaaa" and flail around by themselves in their rooms enough, they won't get stuffed into their lockers or have their...

As part of Bullshido's new mission to start covering more events INCLUDING regional shows I did a report on a show here in Georgia. So, without further ado I give you...

Wild Bill's Fight Night 13 War and Destruction - Atlanta, Georgia - April 25, 2008

This was a pro-am event so a little explanation is needed about rules. The rules for the Professional bouts in Georgia are the unified ruleset that everyone is used to. I need to explain the differences in amateur rules though. In the state of Georgia amateur fights have these major differences with pro fights:
1) No knees to the head or elbows at all
2) 3, 3 Minute Rounds
3) Fighters where 7 oz training style gloves and shin/instep guards
4) A knocked down fighter is issued a 10 count for getting up
5) Ground and Pound to the head is illegal

I have been to a number of events at this venue before. I have to say that this was the least well promoted event I'd been to here. It should be noted that a new...

The following is a statement by Kalib Starnes in response to detractors, critics, and fans after his seemingly inexplicable performance on Saturday night.

"I would like to begin by saying that I was very happy to fight in Montreal, and that I trained really hard for my fight. I know that there were many people, including myself, who were disappointed with my performance, and I would like to apologize to my coaches, trainers and the fans for what happened. It was by far the worst fight of my career, much to the credit of my opponent who proved to be a real monster in the ring, I think that they should keep him in a cave somewhere and feed him raw meat!

During the fight I received a broken bone in my right foot and I find out tomorrow if I need to have surgery and get a pin put through it so that it will heal properly. I also have severe bruising on my left thigh, lumps on my head, a fat black eye, a sprained jaw and damage to the nerves in my molars.

My...

It seems you mean Bullies have touched a nerve with some delicate young... individual following your reaction to Kalib Starnes' performance in this weekend's UFC 83 show.

Click the image for the video, you big meanies.

Kuniyoshi Hironaka vs. Jonathan Goulet
Winner Goulet 2nd round TKO

Brad Morris vs. Cain Velasquez
Winner Velasquez 1st round TKO

Rich Clementi vs. Sam Stout
Winner Clementi split decision.

Demian Maia vs. Ed Herman
Winner Maia 2nd round submission (choke)

Jason Day vs. Alan Belcher
Winner Jason Day TKO 1st round (whoa here come the upsets)

Joe Doerksen vs. Jason McDonald
Winner MacDonald TKO 2nd round

Mark Bocek vs. Mac Danzig
Winner Danzig 3rd round submission.

Charles McCarthy vs. Michael Bisping
Bisping 1st round TKO (could not answer the bell)

Nathan Quarry vs. Kalib Starnes
Winner Quarry unanimous decision

Travis Lutter vs. Rich Franklin
Winner Franklin 2nd round TKO

Georges St. Pierre vs. Matt Serra
Winner GSP 2nd round TKO

Ironically enough, this idea was suggested by Rudy Abel (AKA "KungFuDoesWork") a while ago and we just got around to implementing it.

The idea here is to show your commitment and dedication to improving your Martial Arts skills by sharing footage from events in which you've competed. As we all know, the only truly effective way to get better at fighting is to fight, and this has always been the core of our philosophy at Bullshido.

So for those of you who do compete, or have competed in the past all you need to do to make the icon show up in your posts is:

1. Compete (duh) and upload the video to YouTube.
2. Post a thread in the Competition Footage Videos forum.
3. Edit your Profile...