Who would win in a fight?

**hapkido_keith** · Posted On: 4/02/2006 4:08am

The aikido sensei, being far too enlightened to engage in actual violence, would use his conflict resolution skills to defuse the situation thereby winning the fight before it even starts. Aikipwned!

**Cymro** · Posted On: 4/02/2006 9:42am

Beware my chi fireballs!

**DokterVet** · Posted On: 4/02/2006 6:09pm

WTF? Every post in this thread is a joke, right? RIGHT!?

**Cymro** · Posted On: 4/02/2006 6:15pm

It frightens me that some people might have taken this seriously.

**Mr. Jones** · Posted On: 4/02/2006 9:04pm

He said this awhile back.

Originally Posted by johanlook

For anyone in Melbourne, Australia who's interested theres 2 Aikidoka who are confident dealing with boxers without resorting to "other techniques" anyone interested PM me. In any case I'm sure it'll be a worthwhile experience for all.

**GRAB MY WRIST** · Posted On: 4/02/2006 11:03pm

Mike Tyson did actually visit Yoshinkan Hombu in the late 80's (not sure about the timeline). After Kancho Shioda perform his jiyu waza with his students, came over and invited Mike T for a session of jiyu waza. Well, Mike T declined saying that his wrist are insured for a substantial amount of money and he has to abide by the insurancer's rule, and also he has a professional fight coming up...

Well, if Mike T actually did jiyu waza with Kancho Shioda, it would have been the talk for generation of MArtist to come. Looks like it isn't gonna happen seeing that one is already deceased and the other disgraced forever from the sport.

Grab My Wrist