Sho Kosugi
Originally posted by AsbestosFlaygoni dont think you understand the point of this thread. 😐
Another celebrity worth mentioning:Brock Lesnar.
Brock Lesnar is already a MMA fighter.. i am referring more to movie or tv stars or other celebrities perhaps sports that could climb in the ring and maybe beat the green ranger in the octagon.
damn disgusting ginger...
anyways if chuck was in his mid or early 40's anyone thing he can take down the green ranger?
Originally posted by Mindsetin that fighting clip he did. he used the ground pound and the arm bar.. six months of training b4 entering the cage should be enough i think to beat the green ranger at least if chuck was in 30's or mid 40's...
Did he have any ground game.
if not scott adkins should fight the green ranger i some how think he would eat him alive..
Originally posted by The NuulBest fight scene of all time.
Sho Kosugi
Originally posted by Wild ShadowYea, but that's from a tv show, not an actual fight.
in that fighting clip he did. he used the ground pound and the arm bar.. six months of training b4 entering the cage should be enough i think to beat the green ranger at least if chuck was in 30's or mid 40's...
Green Ranger is a blue belt in bjj, while that's no where close to being great, that's better than 6 mos of training.
Originally posted by Mindsetits not that hard to learn grapple techniques.. six months of training for a cage fight should be more the enough time if the person is already athletic and has a good background in MA..
Yea, but that's from a tv show, not an actual fight.Green Ranger is a blue belt in bjj, while that's no where close to being great, that's better than 6 mos of training.
but on another note what about scott adkins he seems like he has the training, MA skills to compete with Green Ranger.
i learned and taught about 20 grappling techniques inside of three weeks in military combat...
it really isnt that hard to teach a guy 1 to 10 grappling moves that could potentially win him a cage fight inside of six month training program..
Originally posted by Wild ShadowYou're right, it's not hard to learn grappling techniques, however, it's hard to learn it and then be able to actually apply it in a fight especially against someone that is significantly more knowledgeable than you are.
its not that hard to learn grapple techniques.. six months of training for a cage fight should be more the enough time if the person is already athletic and has a good background in MA..but on another note what about scott adkins he seems like he has the training, MA skills to compete with Green Ranger.
i learned and taught about 20 grappling techniques inside of three weeks in military combat...it really isnt that hard to teach a guy 1 to 10 grappling moves that could potentially win him a cage fight inside of six month training program..
Knowing standup MA isn't really gonna help you that much in learning bjj or wrestling.
Have you ever fought someone who took bjj or wrestling for a year or more and been better than them?
You really seem to have an oversimplified view of grappling.
Originally posted by MindsetHave you ever fought someone who took bjj or wrestling for a year or more and been better than them?
You really seem to have an oversimplified view of grappling.
yeah.. i was that good...
a few weeks of training i was able to compete with the best of them in my weight class of 98 lbs..
but to be honest all you need is a few months of technique training with non static opponents and the right mindset and ur golden.. i should know i am a pretty good grappler if i do say so myself...
but i had the benefit of great MA, american wrestler and even my coach who was an olympic wrestler who also studied JJ... he taught us a lot of various JJ grapple moves as well.... also real life street fighting experience and military combat kinda helps
to me fighting and grappling is easy and it comes easy to me....
Originally posted by Mindsetyes, regular humans not an already trained athlete fighter or some one whose career is dependent on his fighting ability able defend themselves and or grapple ppl down to arrest them, detain them and to stay alive or to try and get scholarships.. etc etc...
Well, you must be the second coming of Rickson Gracie.But for regular humans, it takes more than 3 weeks to win ADCC.
Originally posted by Wild Shadow
yes, regular humans not an already trained athlete fighter or some one whose career is dependent on his fighting ability able defend themselves and or grapple ppl down to arrest them, detain them and to stay alive or to try and get scholarships.. etc etc...
I'm not really sure what this post is meaning to express tbh.
Are all these supposed to apply to Chuck Norris or you?
for various types of athletes and MA practitioners and the reason why they would be more likely to be able to crossover in MMA or learn faster then your average person.
but remember i am only talking about being sufficiently trained to beat the green ranger in his fight he looked kinda soft with how he handled those punches to the jaw.. he clumsily got into a grapple by accident..