Sirc vs. Kintanon: Lightweight Title or something Gong Sau.

**dwkfym** · Posted On: 5/09/2011 7:25am

Originally Posted by ADM

I honestly don't know if I would've taken on a much better fighter at short notice because some other ***** had chickened out ... but Sirc did.

He really shouldn't have. Last time I did that I got my ass handed to me. It takes discipline to turn down a fight after you've been training for it for months.

**dwkfym** · Posted On: 5/09/2011 7:26am

Originally Posted by kayman101

I said it clearly in my post: I WAS BREAKING BALLS.

You'd think that I used the Lord's name in vain. On second thought, maybe I did according to the Bullshido paradigm.

Sorry, I was more or less referring to WR not you.

***Tranquil Suit*** · Posted On: 5/09/2011 7:43am

video please

**Epeeist** · Posted On: 5/09/2011 9:47am

Originally Posted by Sirc

I don't think you guys understand that I won. I did what I set out to do. Prove that he couldn't use wing chun to beat me. He had to take up BJJ and boxing. I win. I always win.

So if Kintanon submits you and wins are you going to say "Ha! Since my Kyokushin skills were in question and he had to result to his BJJ to win I actually won because I showed he couldn't defeat my krotty!"?

**Kintanon** · Posted On: 5/09/2011 9:52am

Well, If I submit him in the Knockdown or Sanda portion of the proceedings then yes, I think that would be a fair stance for him to take.
In the MMA round obviously it's not.

**Syphilis** · Posted On: 5/09/2011 9:59am

Stop arguing over rules, dickwads. Win so obscenely hard that it is unquestionable who won.

**Sang** · Posted On: 5/09/2011 10:02am

This answers your question:

Originally Posted by Sirc

I win. I always win.

Two rounds head start against a BJJ purist is more than enough to test striking skills. I'll be a little embarrassed for Sirc if there isn't a TKO.

**kenny_free** · Posted On: 5/09/2011 10:03am

Originally Posted by Syphilis

Win so obscenely hard that it is unquestionable who won.

pushups

**Epeeist** · Posted On: 5/09/2011 10:59am

Originally Posted by Sang

This answers your question:

Two rounds head start against a BJJ purist is more than enough to test striking skills. I'll be a little embarrassed for Sirc if there isn't a TKO.

Quoted for truth. Since they both have TKD backgrounds I really want to see some doboks and spinning kicks but all in all I'm excited for this fight.

**tao.jonez** · Posted On: 5/09/2011 11:11am

One of these days Sirc is going to win.

Not as in "I proved something while getting my ass kicked", but actually winning in a way that other people recognize as winning.