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7/16/2007 3:54pm
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That was a short version of the whole fight and was also the only skill shown in the whole fight. The kempo guy was the only one who really got hurt everybody else just had some bumps and bruises. Heres the kicker the guy who gives the kempo guy the beatdown dosent even win the fight! he submits to a headlock!(not a choke, a headlock)
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Actually he probably would kick my ass, but that's because he has the advantage of experience. But however important experience is, it takes maybe 5 r34l fights to gain experience, while technique takes years. In case you didn't notice the other two guys on the right before the suplex were throwing punches sloppy enough to rival the stuff they do in the ITF.
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Guys if you get the chance watch the whole fight the short clip of him fighting the kempo guy makes him look pretty good. he pretty much gasses after that and gives up. In his defense though he probably didnt do any cardio before the fight. the kempo guy looked pretty built and in good shape though.
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You're probably right, and if that is the case then they should probably re-evaluate how they train. It's one thing to loose to a trained mma/trained fighter or just a bigger stronger athlete, but it sucks to spend years training in a martial art and get beat down by an out of shape un-trained fighter. And probably half the guys on this site would kick my ass but that guy would'nt. just thought that someone should say that. Originally Posted by new2bjj
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In all fairness getting suplexed and subsequently KO'd is nothing to be ashamed of. It's not like he got haymakered into unconsciousness.
You rep KajukeMbo, but then say it is a KeNpo style! USE THE QUESTION MARK LIKE A GOOD KE?POER! Originally Posted by hoodedmonk
And I think saying Kaju = Ke?po will make quite a few people wanna beat your ass :tongue5:Knowing is not enough, you must apply...
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