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Champion
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Which of the disciplines were harder for you in Sparring?
For me, a bad day sparring in boxing was worse than a bad day sparring in MT or grappling. MT sparring was not quite as severe on a bad day as there are more targets to attack and the punishment is more evenly spread out. In grappling, its considered alright to tap out so a dozen tap outs or so and its mostly your ego that takes a battering. |
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The Golden Boy
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: UK
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Muay Thai
I started as a boxer so the kicks and feints into kicks can bamboozle me when im sparring a pure Thai Boxer, my guard up top is pretty solid so if im sparring a better boxer i simply tuck up and move more, and put on my head guard Deffo Thai for me |
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No Longer Nefarious
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No Longer Nefarious
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at they gym i go too carlton haslrig was always known to be like that..guys would avoid grappling him..i never grappled with him but never avoided it....did stand up striking with him once.
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Champion
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Have to go with a boxing spar i had some years ago.
I had trained for maybe 4 months and the region champ use to train at the gym i trained at and he ended up sparring with some of the dudes there and i thought i could take him cuz he didnt look that good in my eyes to make a long story short the only time i got a worse beating was when i was around 10 and told my dad "I hate you you ugly son of a bitch". I have been training some jits and the guys where not out to hurt each other so they let go when one tapped |
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Tszyu for PM!!
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in my experience muay thai guys tend to look after you where as boxers tend to take more liberties. it probably goes back to the thais being more humble.
ive sparred a heap of boxers who will play nice to start with but their ego gets the best of them and all of a sudden its not enough to just spar they have to 'win' |
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Belt holder
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MMA sparing. I dislocated a 2 guys shoulder by sprawling , and cracked a guy's ribs with a light kick. All this happened in like 30 mins. All freak accidents.
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Champion
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Join Date: Sep 2010
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I read somewhere that a guy somehow managed to crack his partner's leg by jumping guard. The guy didn't want to do a "normal" takedown and decided jumping guard would be the safest way to bring his partner down to the ground.
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Mendes Bros.
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Depends on the skill levels and how much of a dick the other guy is. A guy who is a dick and wants to cause pain can extend it quite significantly whillst grappling that said. Who likes to get the fuck kicked out of their legs?
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Journeyman
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Join Date: Dec 2012
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Always BJJ, because it can take weeks, months, or even years to get the other person back. In boxing/kickboxing, you come in conditioned and on the right day, and you can land something.
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