Jocks vs. wimps

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Hand Sword said:
I've seen those situations happen. Hopefully none of us have to get into them (or again for some us ) to prove anything. There are no winners there, just survivors.

That is my point. Survivors.
 
BlackSheep said:
Jocks naturally gravitate to the sporting martial arts. Wimps naturally gravitate to martial arts which are long on kata and short on competing.

Wimps will argue with the jocks on the web about which martial arts are the best but the wimps will never face the jocks in a NHB match to prove their argument. This is because deep down the wimps know they will lose to the jocks and lose big time.

Sounds like a challenge here to me?

Is this a challenge?

If it is not a challenge then it sounds like you are one of the wimps to me, talking out of both sides of his mouth. Arguing about it on the internet. ;) :D
 
I would say that anyone who puts in the time and dedication to any art is not a wimp. It's very hard work. The wimps prey on those that are weaker in some way to get an easy time of it.
 
Hand Sword said:
I would say that anyone who puts in the time and dedication to any art is not a wimp. It's very hard work. The wimps prey on those that are weaker in some way to get an easy time of it.
Exactly! :cheers:
 
BlackSheep said:
Jocks naturally gravitate to the sporting martial arts. Wimps naturally gravitate to martial arts which are long on kata and short on competing.

Wimps will argue with the jocks on the web about which martial arts are the best but the wimps will never face the jocks in a NHB match to prove their argument. This is because deep down the wimps know they will lose to the jocks and lose big time.


You make this post.


Then you accuse me of making a challenge but I think you are.

Yet in this Thread you speak of the person making the claim has the burden of proof.

So I request that you prove your statments in your first post.

Thank you
 
Sounds like a challenge here to me?

Is this a challenge?
The challenge has been around since UFC#1.

Why aren’t the aikido and tai chi guys cleaning house? Why is it, that kick boxers, wrestlers and BJJ are the ones cleaning house?
 
Aikido guys clean house at the clubs I work at. Tai chi guys? they're just INto themselves (sorry, bad internal arts joke). Just trying to add some humor!
 
BlackSheep said:
The challenge has been around since UFC#1.

Why arenĀ’t the aikido and tai chi guys cleaning house? Why is it, that kick boxers, wrestlers and BJJ are the ones cleaning house?


Why did they turn down FMA as part of the UFC?
 
Rich Parsons said:
You make this post.


Then you accuse me of making a challenge but I think you are.

Yet in this Thread you speak of the person making the claim has the burden of proof.

So I request that you prove your statments in your first post.

Thank you


You still have not shown proff as you demanded of others. So your rules for others do not apply to yourself?
 
BlackSheep said:
The challenge has been around since UFC#1.

Why arenĀ’t the aikido and tai chi guys cleaning house? Why is it, that kick boxers, wrestlers and BJJ are the ones cleaning house?
Clean house? CLEAN HOUSE??

Whose house y'all cleaning? Give me some good references and I'll think about hiring ya for housekeepers.
 
BlackSheep said:
The challenge has been around since UFC#1.

Why aren’t the aikido and tai chi guys cleaning house? Why is it, that kick boxers, wrestlers and BJJ are the ones cleaning house?
If the "sportsmen" could hang without the rule book and safety net I might be more impressed. Again though, I don't see many of them joining up and asking for frontline duty. Maybe they are the "wimps", nice and safe at home, cuddling in their little safety cage while the real men are risking life and limb in real war.
 
BlackSheep said:
My proof is the results from MMA/NHB competition.
I'll issue a challenge.
I hereby challenge ANY reigning NHB champion.
Here are the rules:

Ok, now that that's clear, they can meet me down on 5th and Hamerstein.
So, should I bring a book?
 
BlackSheep said:
You are suggesting an illegal test which will never happen, so you will never have to prove your point.

In a rather extreme example, I think he has a point.

Would you fight in point fighting? Grappling? Boxing? How about Full Muay Thai? Or maybe MMA? What about under the older Vale Tudo rules? Toss in some sticks?

Everyone has a limit to what rules they'd compete under, different people have different rules. Challenges make no sense because of that.

Let's say I get challenged by a WTF fighter, even a moderate level one. Under his rules I'll get my but kicked. Under Boxing rules? Well I'll probably do the but kicking. Under MMA Rules? Probably me. Point fighting? I'd bet on him as what he does is closer and it's been a long time since I did anything even close.

You're right in a way, the challenge is meaningless as a fight under those rules would never take place, even if the law had nothing to do with it. But it works the other way too, a fight under less dangerous rules would not take place either.

Is a Tae Kwon Do fighter challenging Chuck Liddel to a TKD match going to happen? What's in it for him? Those aren't his rules, that's not how he trains. Is him challenging the TKD fighter in MMA going to happen? Nope. Same reasons.

Gracie's made this famous, challenging top boxers to a no rules fight. It was never going to happen, they knew that, but they did it to sell thier art. And it worked.
 
BlackSheep said:
My proof is the results from MMA/NHB competition.
Sports Entertainment is not Proof!

So they can win in a match that doesn't allow eye gouges, blades, impact weapons, small joint manipulations, that get stopped when bones break, or people pass out from lack of o2 to their peanut brains.

Yup. Thats "real". Just like WWE Pillow fights are "real".
 
shesulsa said:
Clean house? CLEAN HOUSE??

Whose house y'all cleaning? Give me some good references and I'll think about hiring ya for housekeepers.
Is house cleaning in the rules? I dunno, I mean, I'd hate to see someone disqualified from doing my laundry for illegal use of fabric softener or something.
 
Dude, is this guy serious?

UFC, K-1, Sportfight, Team Quest, all of those are rigorous, tough, demanding sports. Takes a tough guy or gal to get in there and do that. But they're sports, with rules. Anybody who defines their manhood by their participation in a sport is missing the big picture.

Royce Gracie is a scary man. Quite possibly one of the toughest men alive.

But any broadway dancer has better wind. Any college linebacker is stronger. Any drunk moron behind the wheel can kill him.

It's about the total package, Sheep. You may be able to whip my ***. You may not. How many people's lives are better today because you're walking the earth? How much better will the world be because of you once you're gone?

Ain't nothin' else that matters, son. Nothin' else at all.
 
bushidomartialarts said:
Dude, is this guy serious?

UFC, K-1, Sportfight, Team Quest, all of those are rigorous, tough, demanding sports. Takes a tough guy or gal to get in there and do that. But they're sports, with rules. Anybody who defines their manhood by their participation in a sport is missing the big picture.

Royce Gracie is a scary man. Quite possibly one of the toughest men alive.

But any broadway dancer has better wind. Any college linebacker is stronger. Any drunk moron behind the wheel can kill him.

It's about the total package, Sheep. You may be able to whip my ***. You may not. How many people's lives are better today because you're walking the earth? How much better will the world be because of you once you're gone?

Ain't nothin' else that matters, son. Nothin' else at all.
:cheers:

I'm buying a lot of rounds today it seems. :D
 
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