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x1genx · 04-12-2005

Craig

K-1 is insane. I actually prefer it over UFC because of the regulations. It takes alot more developed skill than say, endurance or brute force. You see alot more initial kicking and thai clenching which follows into close range knees and combos and thats where dudes can really get hurt. Its intense but UFC also in its own respect is unique because alot of those dudes even tho they train in a specific art they have diffrent backgrounds and prefer diffrent methods of attack. I guess over all I would watch k-1 for the range attacks and ufc to get my submission fix. A little bit of both worlds. It's cool to see more social acceptance of this style over the hollywood martial arts that you see in John Woo flicks because of you do your research muaythai is one of the most simplistic and brutal art forms that has withstood centuries against other forms.

04-12-2005	#13
x1genx Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: minneapolis Drives: 90 1g awd Posts: 71	Re: UFC - Ultimate Fighting Craig K-1 is insane. I actually prefer it over UFC because of the regulations. It takes alot more developed skill than say, endurance or brute force. You see alot more initial kicking and thai clenching which follows into close range knees and combos and thats where dudes can really get hurt. Its intense but UFC also in its own respect is unique because alot of those dudes even tho they train in a specific art they have diffrent backgrounds and prefer diffrent methods of attack. I guess over all I would watch k-1 for the range attacks and ufc to get my submission fix. A little bit of both worlds. It's cool to see more social acceptance of this style over the hollywood martial arts that you see in John Woo flicks because of you do your research muaythai is one of the most simplistic and brutal art forms that has withstood centuries against other forms.