Cung Le vs Rich Franklin (spoiler)

[It is Fake]

Did you reeeeealllllly posssst this?

That looks like the kind of lead counter hook pacquiao might throw to me more than anything ive seen in kung fu movies to be honest.

Yes, please regale us with your magical stories of how fighting doesn't look like kung fu movie.

[W. Rabbit]

He was obviously supposed to flex and do a Shaolin salute right after the finishing move.

[It is Fake]

There was none of this:

[Anjin]

Did you reeeeealllllly posssst this?Yes, please regale us with your magical stories of how fighting doesn't look like kung fu movie.

He said it looked like something from Shaw bros movies. I just said that it didnt look like that. didnt mean anything else by it.

Well, you know, fighting looks like fighting, and I have no reason to believe this punch rose up out of Cung's ancient memories of doing a bit of traditional CMA when he was in high school. I posted it because the little horse stance hop he does as he swings his arm wide is a classic movement in every longfist-derived system, and because I wanted to see what kind of freaky spelling Ming would use for the Cantonese name.

Huh. Interesting, I don't know **** about long fist but next time i see a form ill look for that stutter hop.

[It is Fake]

He said it looked like something from Shaw bros movies. I just said that it didnt look like that. didnt mean anything else by it.

No, he said Shaw Brothers CMA footwork.

a rare case of someone getting knocked out in the UFC with Shaw Brothers CMA footwork and technique.

Dude transitions from a bow stance into a horse stance with a KO. I don't know what Shaw Brothers you watched, but they are full of "arrow stance" and "Horse stance" punches.


Like Jack, I'm not going to sit here and say OMG it is CMA. Yet, if someone says "yeah we have that move," I'm not going to say they are wrong.

[Anjin]

Okay, I see how the footwork is there and how it could have come from some shaolin stuff ive seen. Just looks weird with a hook snapped into it instead of what i guess would be a straighter punch normally in traditional stuff.

[It is Fake]

Okay, I see how the footwork is there and how it could have come from some shaolin stuff ive seen. Just looks weird with a hook snapped into it instead of what i guess would be a straighter punch normally in traditional stuff.

How much CMA have you practiced? Right now, I'm thinking you have very limited experience outside of Xingyi.

There are hooks in CMA.

[Ming Loyalist]

and because I wanted to see what kind of freaky spelling Ming would use for the Cantonese name.

i have seen a few, "chop choy", "chuup choy", etc. if it isn't in hanzi, it's really just an approximation (and illiterate roundeyes like me can't read hanzi anyway.)

showed the vid to my dai sihing and he says it's a sao choy (we're going to have to disagree on that one.)

[It is Fake]

showed the vid to my dai sihing and he says it's a sao choy (we're going to have to disagree on that one.)

Gong Sau video plz.

[W. Rabbit]