Muay Thai vs. Taekwondo Pt.2
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The TKD vs Thai - first clip seems set up.
Second, The TKD kid looks like a noob getting whooped buy someone in the know and older.
The Munk was cool. I would put money on him if it were live or die.
And unless youve been jumped, trust me, there is allot you can do. All is fair cause your probably gonna get F!d up anyway.
Thai in a street fight most def. Those guys live that ****.
Second, The TKD kid looks like a noob getting whooped buy someone in the know and older.
The Munk was cool. I would put money on him if it were live or die.
And unless youve been jumped, trust me, there is allot you can do. All is fair cause your probably gonna get F!d up anyway.
Thai in a street fight most def. Those guys live that ****.
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Originally Posted by 8200rpm
On the streets, a gun will beat all.
All these "martial arts" are practiced by people who are most inclined to use it as a "defensive" tool. And, they'll beat my *** to a pulp in a street fight.
But, most urban, malicious aggressors use guns, knives or force in numbers. Neither, muay thai, jiujitsu, nor TKD will be completely effective is this scenario.
On a side note, that TKD red belt is a joke. There are McDojos all over the country turning out prepubescent, 12 year old black belts. Some people open minimarts, liquor stores, donut shops, dry cleaners... others open dojos.
All these "martial arts" are practiced by people who are most inclined to use it as a "defensive" tool. And, they'll beat my *** to a pulp in a street fight.
But, most urban, malicious aggressors use guns, knives or force in numbers. Neither, muay thai, jiujitsu, nor TKD will be completely effective is this scenario.
On a side note, that TKD red belt is a joke. There are McDojos all over the country turning out prepubescent, 12 year old black belts. Some people open minimarts, liquor stores, donut shops, dry cleaners... others open dojos.
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Originally Posted by 8200rpm
On the streets, a gun will beat all.
All these "martial arts" are practiced by people who are most inclined to use it as a "defensive" tool. And, they'll beat my *** to a pulp in a street fight.
But, most urban, malicious aggressors use guns, knives or force in numbers. Neither, muay thai, jiujitsu, nor TKD will be completely effective is this scenario.
On a side note, that TKD red belt is a joke. There are McDojos all over the country turning out prepubescent, 12 year old black belts. Some people open minimarts, liquor stores, donut shops, dry cleaners... others open dojos.
All these "martial arts" are practiced by people who are most inclined to use it as a "defensive" tool. And, they'll beat my *** to a pulp in a street fight.
But, most urban, malicious aggressors use guns, knives or force in numbers. Neither, muay thai, jiujitsu, nor TKD will be completely effective is this scenario.
On a side note, that TKD red belt is a joke. There are McDojos all over the country turning out prepubescent, 12 year old black belts. Some people open minimarts, liquor stores, donut shops, dry cleaners... others open dojos.
No I'm not trying to be sarcastic.
Lurk's right in saying that at the end of the day, the only weapons we may end up having are what God gave us at birth.
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