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I don't understand your animosity to Jai. I don't know him, but the clips I've seen sparring/fighting at his kwoon look ok. Just because someone hasn't taken part in an mma event doesn't mean they can't fight. I love mma and it's certainly the closest approximation to real fighting (with rules) that you can get but please don't start with the "if you ain't been in the cage you can't fight" stuff. It's been done to death.
His claim to fame is that he has been in the cage. And tested his chun.
He is the guy that fought everyone and made chun practical.
If i went round and mma,d a bunch of white belts from other styles to say i have tested it. You should rightly come back and say fight someone good.
I think you are overstating this. Sure he has posted some clips with titles that are a bit hyperbolic. All of his clips are vs low level opposition. I don't think the target audience is MMA fans becaus these people will immediately be able to tell what they are watching and will not be interested.
I think it is promotional material for the wing chun audience. JH is obviously interested in building an image, presumably because he wants to make a living from teaching VT at some point. If you compare it to other material aimed at that audience then it is fine- real opponents, real contact, some risk of defeat. He isn't stating a disclaimer on the clips to the effect that all of the people involved are low level, but neither is he pretending to be a champion full contact fighter. Anyone that believes he is has problems perceiving reality. It is what it is.
The wing chun audience eat this up. With no understanding of the level he actually is. For me that is false branding. Fighters do this all the time as well. They bash chumps to create a better profile for themselves.
And I am not a fan of that either.
So since a similar question has been asked about videos of Alan Orr training and videos of Alan Orr's guys sparring, I think it is only fair to apply a similar question here......why don't we see any of the things from WSLVT Chi Sau showing up in a WSLVT guy sparring/fighting?
why don't we see any of the things from WSLVT Chi Sau showing up in a WSLVT guy sparring
They have their interpretation of Wing Chun and we have ours
You share interpretations with KPM? Because you are KPM?
Here is a more recent video of Jai Harmon sparring:
Here is a picture of WSLVT Chi Sau/Lop Sau training:
So since a similar question has been asked about videos of Alan Orr training and videos of Alan Orr's guys sparring, I think it is only fair to apply a similar question here......why don't we see any of the things from WSLVT Chi Sau showing up in a WSLVT guy sparring/fighting?
You share interpretations with KPM? Because you are KPM?
You talk about the other forum history, but no one knows you and you're using the name of a character from Breaking Bad.
Trolling is an unacceptable behavior on this forum, KPM aka "SaulGoodman".
Are you beginning to see KPM everywhere now?
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/s1_LZ6d_D7w/maxresdefault.jpg
Take a deep breath and remember paranoia will destroy ya.
Needs investigated by the moderators. IP check would be a good start.
Sorry. You are totally off-base. Saul is his own man. His reference about "our" interpretations refers only to the fact that you have singled WSLVT out as being so different than all other Wing Chun. At least that's how I took his meaning. And maybe he was using a different "log on" name in the other forum....I don't know.