Recruiting Forum Off Topic Thread III

[Devo182]

TiL

Tiananmen Square
Tibet
Taiwan

Are called "The 3 Ts of Chinese censorship".

 

[Catbone]

Jaws’ Facebook profile pic, prolly.
GBO!!

Mmm

 

[rekinhavoc]

Mmm

Mmm as in that's hot or Mmm I'm gonna hurl?

 

[unfrozencvmanvol]

Mmm as in that's hot or Mmm I'm gonna hurl?

Could be Crash Test Dummies fan also.

 

[drvenner]

Bruce Lee vs. Chuck Norris
Who ya got?
Please don't hurt me for asking question! (cowers in corner)

Bruce Lee all day every day and it's not even remotely close.

 

[rekinhavoc]

Bruce Lee vs. Chuck Norris
Who ya got?
Please don't hurt me for asking question! (cowers in corner)

Donnie Yen.

 

[pismonque]

Donnie Yen.

Cliff Booth

 

[Switch 625]

Bruce Lee all day every day and it's not even remotely close.

Bruce Lee never competed and there are only sketchy details of any real fight he was ever in. Chuck Norris was a 6-time world karate champion.

 

[drvenner]

Don't

Bruce Lee never competed and there are only sketchy details of any real fight he was ever in. Chuck Norris was a 6-time world karate champion.

I don't care. Lee was too fast and too skilled. He would mop the floor with Chuck

 

[TAF]

Cliff Booth

“What I think is...you’re a little man with a big mouth...and a big chip”

 

[INKYBERRYVOL]

 

[Rishvol]

Disappointed in y'all

 

[UTMVol76]

Cliff Booth

FTW.

 

[Jackcrevol]

“What I think is...you’re a little man with a big mouth...and a big chip”

Stephen Segal

 

[bluetick2]

I could name about 50+ people that I consider friends that could rip Bruce Lee head off in about 2.1 seconds flat.

And thats being kind.

 

[DaddyChad]

Don't

I don't care. Lee was too fast and too skilled. He would mop the floor with Chuck

Lee was at most 130 lbs soaking wet. He was awesome in the movies but it’s highly doubtful that he mops the floor with Norris who is at least 30 lbs heavier and has actually competed before.

 

[TheMagnificantOne]

Lee was at most 130 lbs soaking wet. He was awesome in the movies but it’s highly doubtful that he mops the floor with Norris who is at least 30 lbs heavier and has actually competed before.

Size is irrelevant in real fighting...Timing beats speed...Precision beats Power

 

[bluetick2]

Size is irrelevant in real fighting...Timing beats speed...Precision beats Power

Good big Man always beats a good little man.

Of course if a superior fighter is smaller they can beat a bigger man. That doesnt make size irrelevant.

 

[SSVol]

Size is irrelevant in real fighting...Timing beats speed...Precision beats Power

Which is why a really fast and skilled 80 pound kid would hit you 10 times before you could hit him once. After which he would be out cold.

 

[bluetick2]

Anybody who believes size doesnt matter has clearly never done a whole lot of combat.

I can name dozens of fighters who move up in weight class, even 5 pounds, and get knocked out when they were world champs at lower classes.

Why do you think fighters go weeks cutting weight, even at the expense of dehydrating and losing strength, to fight in a lower weight class?

 

[TAF]

Stephen Segal

 

[vols40]

Size is irrelevant in real fighting...Timing beats speed...Precision beats Power

Royce Gracie agrees with your post

 

[bluetick2]

Royce Gracie agrees with your post

Royce Gracie would get steamrolled if he fought today.

He was a better fighter than those big men.

 

[TheMagnificantOne]

Good big Man always beats a good little man.

Of course if a superior fighter is smaller they can beat a bigger man. That doesnt make size irrelevant.

Size matters more in competition, not real life...when a certain target is hit...let’s say the collarbone...it takes around 3 lbs of pressure to break it

A 5’2” woman who has a little training...can kick a 6’2 man in the testes there by bending him down...then hammer fist to the collarbone breaking it

Size doesn’t really matter in the real world...as long as you hit the targets

 

[vols40]

Royce Gracie would get steamrolled if he fought today.

He was a better fighter than those big men.

Yes and once the MMA world understood that they had to train jiu jitsu Royce was never the same. But any day of the week take the guy who is versed in jiujitsu.
Matt Hughes dominated Royce