Shaolin Monks vs MMA fighters

Originally posted by ozz81
Yeah I haven’t seen them in real life but I have seen the stuff they do in shows via vids etc . Sorry I know what you mean now by the spear thing and all there other acrobatic stuff . Thing is that’s just a pain endurance feat .. it won’t help In an actual fight ..

The "vids" you've seen of them aren't real Shaolin Monks - the Shaolin Order was destroyed during Mao's take-over in China in the 1960s and Shaolin Monks were imprisoned or killed and many fled the country.

(Think of the Jedi Purge and Order 66)

Mao re-opened the Shaolin Temples and filled them with spies posing as Shaolin, when they aren't and most don't practice Shaolin Kung Fu, either.

The acrobats and other showmen you see in vids are government propagandists.

Originally posted by ozz81

Shaolin kungfu isn’t as versatile as MMA and jeet kundo.

Shaolin Kung Fu is a broad system of combat that contains thousands of techniques, including pressure-point attacks.

MMA itself is a smaller martial art that is usually a combination of Brazilian Jujitsu, Greco-Roman Wrestling, Judo, Muay Thai and Western Boxing.

MMA contains less techniques overall and is less effective than Shaolin Kung Fu.

MMA fighters don't even know how to block punches and typically get knocked out from simple attacks because of it.

Shaolin Kung Fu created the grappling techniques you see in MMA.

So Shaolin Kung Fu is far, far more versatile than MMA is.

Jeet Kune Do (which is mostly Wing Chun) is another variant of Shaolin Kung Fu - so saying Shaolin Kung Fu isn't as versatile as Jeet Kune Do is like saying that a Tiger isn't as ferocious as a Tiger.

Shaolin Kung Fu overall is as versatile as Jeet Kune Do since they are the same thing - and Shaolin Kung Fu is far more versatile than MMA.

Originally posted by ozz81

Even Bruce lee criticised their fighting style ...

Bruce Lee never criticized Shaolin Kung Fu.

Bruce Lee criticized Competitive-Karate fighters for utilizing techniques that were inefficient in combat - what he referred to as "Dry land swimming".

Competitive-Karate back then was similar to MMA now, and if Bruce Lee was still alive, he would be criticizing MMA for being impractical and inefficient.

Originally posted by ozz81

how will the Shaolin monk get out of a grapples and take downs and other wrestling mma type wrestling moves and tactics etc

A Shaolin Monk could easily knock out a MMA fighter while the MMA fighter is attempting to take him down.

Shaolin Monks invented all the techniques you see in MMA.

Originally posted by ozz81
Cool mate i respect what you say I’m not trying to argue here but want to kindly ask how will the Shaolin monks in your perspective be able to get out of grapples and other MMA wrestling type traps movements from men twice their size or even range etc ?

Shaolin Monks can easily reverse those grapples and traps with pressure-point techniques, bodily-contortion and superior knowledge of grappling techniques to boot.

Shaolin Monks are superior fighters in every regard and Shaolin Kung Fu was created specifically to counter an opponent's size and weight, so those don't matter.

Originally posted by Robtard
Even using proper weight divisions, so a 125lbs Shaolin monk isn't going up against a 220lbs MMA heavy weight, I'd say your top ranked MMA fighter could beat your best Shaolin practitioner across every weight division.

Originally posted by CaveDude33211
Brazilian Jujitsu is derived Jujitsu, which is derived from Shaolin Kung Fu.

Shaolin Monks have many technique defenses against grappling and could even kill the MMA fighter easily in the process.

They invented the precursors to these artforms.

Did it really ? Please Show me references where is states this please?

Originally posted by CaveDude33211
The "vids" you've seen of them aren't real Shaolin Monks - the Shaolin Order was destroyed during Mao's take-over in China in the 1960s and Shaolin Monks were imprisoned or killed and many fled the country.

(Think of the Jedi Purge and Order 66)

Mao re-opened the Shaolin Temples and filled them with spies posing as Shaolin, when they aren't and most don't practice Shaolin Kung Fu, either.

The acrobats and other showmen you see in vids are government propagandists.

Shaolin Kung Fu is a broad system of combat that contains thousands of techniques, including pressure-point attacks.

Bruce Lee never criticized Shaolin Kung Fu.

Bruce Lee criticized Competitive-Karate fighters for utilizing techniques that were inefficient in combat - what he referred to as "Dry land swimming".

Competitive-Karate back then was similar to MMA now, and if Bruce Lee was still alive, he would be criticizing MMA for being impractical and inefficient.

"He did after and when he fought Wong Jack Man who did shaolin kungfu he was also a shaolin monkhence bruce lee even defeated him tbh..

Shaolin Monks invented all the techniques you see in MMA.

Jeet Kune Do (which is mostly Wing Chun) is another variant of Shaolin Kung Fu - so saying Shaolin Kung Fu isn't as versatile as Jeet Kune Do is like saying that a Tiger isn't as ferocious as a Tiger.

Shaolin Kung Fu overall is as versatile as Jeet Kune Do since they are the same thing - and Shaolin Kung Fu is far more versatile than MMA.

****"Ok in your opinion which is more better Jeet kune Do or Shoalin kung fu ?

A Shaolin Monk could easily knock out a MMA fighter while the MMA fighter is attempting to take him down.Shaolin Kung Fu uses pressure-points that can be quickly and simply applied to paralyze a grappler.

****"MMA fighters tbh also know about pressure points as well, their was a shaolin monk that fought a MMA fighter and lost so bad it was embarrassing"
MMA itself is a smaller martial art that is usually a combination of Brazilian Jujitsu, Greco-Roman Wrestling, Judo, Muay Thai and Western Boxing.

MMA contains less techniques overall and is less effective than Shaolin Kung Fu.
MMA fighters don't even know how to block punches and typically get knocked out from simple attacks because of it.
Shaolin Kung Fu created the grappling techniques you see in MMA.
So Shaolin Kung Fu is far, far more versatile than MMA is.

***I fail to see this can you please give/show some references again theres no grappling , wrestling, jiu jitsu in shaolin kungfu at all. MMA fighters know how to block, again a shaolin monk also got bested when he fought against a MMA fighter

(CaveDude33211) You Stated : ""Bruce Lee never criticized Shaolin Kung Fu.
Bruce Lee criticized Competitive-Karate fighters for utilizing techniques that were inefficient in combat - what he referred to as "Dry land swimming".

****To be honest He did when he fought and defeated Wong Jack Man who was a shaolin monk and did shaolin kungfu in depth. Bruce criticized his fighting style saying it wasnt effective etc it was in a book and he openly stated this to the public, He defeated Wong with ease .. ***/

MMA isn't a martial arts system. It's a combat sport that as long as the shared rules of a particular agreed fight are followed can include whatever you want. The UFC no longer allow headbutts or downward elbows. For years the now defunct Pride FC allowed soccer kicks to grounded opponents negating a need to go to ground etc.

CaveDude the sock is saying a lot of nonsense. Bruce Lee (who would also get his ass kicked by any top ranked MMA fighter today even with Bruce in his prime) did criticize all traditional Chinese martial arts that relied on strict forms. Bruce felt that one should use whatever was best for a given fight/situation.

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Originally posted by Scribble
I'm so ****ed that I'm too drunk to serve

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Originally posted by ozz81
Did it really ? Please Show me references where is states this please?

Every Japanese and Okinawan Martial Art, including Jujitsu, is derived from Kung Fu.

Originally posted by ozz81
***** I respect all you say but Can you please give me references for this please, i fail to see it to be honest.. Their methods/style have no wrestling , jui jitsu and grappling... "

Shaolin Kung Fu contains joint-locking techniques (similar to those used in Aikido)

Ground-fighting was not commonly practiced in China, because Martial Artists knew that grappling on the floor with your opponent, where they had complete access to your body, was ineffective and dangerous.

The old saying in China was, "If the fight goes to the ground - you're already dead."

Later during Japan's formation, the basis of techniques for grappling found within Kung Fu was expanded and developed into several artforms such as Jujitsu and later Aikido and Judo.

In Japan's feudal-era, after the Battle Of Sekigahara, when all the Samurai Clans were mostly united under the Emperor and conventional warefare was more scant, Samurai became used more as bodyguards and practiced forms of combat that were designed to subdue a single opponent who wouldn't necessarily be armed.

That is where Ground-fighting became more prominent and one of the few times were it was useful and applicable in combat.

Originally posted by ozz81

****"Ok in your opinion which is more better Jeet kune Do or Shoalin kung fu ?

Jeet Kune Do's base-art is Wing Chun - which is Shaolin Kung Fu.

Originally posted by ozz81

****"MMA fighters tbh also know about pressure points as well

They do not. Other than constricting a person's windpipe.

Shaolin Monk's on the other hand, can shut down every part of a person's body with simple pressure-point attacks.

Comparing an MMA Fighter's knowledge of pressure points with a Shaolin Monk, is like comparing a Kindergartner finger-painting with Picasso.

Originally posted by ozz81

, their was a shaolin monk that fought a MMA fighter and lost so bad it was embarrassing"

No Shaolin Monk has ever fought an MMA Fighter.

The Shaolin Order was all nearly wiped out in the 1960s during Mao's revolution in China, and the Shaolin Monks who weren't killed or arrested, fled the country.

A few opened Kung Fu schools in other countries, but most kept a low profile - and they never believed in fighting people for fame or money.

The acrobats and showmen you see at Shaolin Temples or in combat sports in modern times are government propagandists and spies - they are not Shaolin Monks.

No Shaolin Monk has ever fought an MMA Fighter, but if they did, they would destroy them pretty easily.

Originally posted by ozz81

MMA fighters know how to block

They absolutely do not - blocking is not a technique that is commonly used in MMA.

MMA Fighters get routinely knocked out in fights, due to their inability to block punches and kicks.

MMA Fighters prefer to rely on Western Boxing, where they train to take hits to their head and throw combinations - usually resulting in them eventually getting knocked out.

Shaolin Kung Fu does the opposite and places an emphasis on not getting hit, and instead attacking through an opening to strike the opponent's weak point.

Originally posted by ozz81
(CaveDude33211) You Stated : ""Bruce Lee never criticized Shaolin Kung Fu.
Bruce Lee criticized Competitive-Karate fighters for utilizing techniques that were inefficient in combat - what he referred to as "Dry land swimming".

****To be honest He did when he fought and defeated Wong Jack Man who was a shaolin monk and did shaolin kungfu in depth. Bruce criticized his fighting style saying it wasnt effective etc it was in a book and he openly stated this to the public, He defeated Wong with ease .. ***/

1. Jack Wong was not a Shaolin Monk.

2. Bruce Lee's fighting style was Shaolin Kung Fu.

Bruce's criticisms of Jack Wong were about Jack's skills as a fighter - not a critique of Shaolin Kung Fu itself - which Bruce Lee practiced and used.

Again, Bruce did however criticize Sport-Karate as a system and stated those techniques were impractical and inefficient and likened them to "Dry land swimming".

Originally posted by Robtard
Even using proper weight divisions, so a 125lbs Shaolin monk isn't going up against a 220lbs MMA heavy weight, I'd say your top ranked MMA fighter could beat your best Shaolin practitioner across every weight division.

A Shaolin Monk could simply land one strike on an MMA Fighter's solar-plexus, sternum or liver and knock the MMA Fighter out easily.

MMA Fighters on the other hand, can't replicate the same feat casually.

MMA Fighters also aren't good at blocking and are highly-susceptible to being knocked out with simple punching attacks.

Shaolin Monks would be nearly impossible to hit, due to more advanced blocking techniques.

Your top ranked MMA Fighter, like Anderson Silva for example, would give a decent fight to a Shaolin Monk - but the Shaolin Monk would eventually knock him out.

Originally posted by Robtard
CaveDude the sock is saying a lot of nonsense. Bruce Lee (who would also get his ass kicked by any top ranked MMA fighter today even with Bruce in his prime)

Based on what? 🙂

Originally posted by Robtard

did criticize all traditional Chinese martial arts that relied on strict forms. Bruce felt that one should use whatever was best for a given fight/situation.

And I'm sure you don't even know which part he specifically critiqued, do you? 🙂

He didn't criticize Shaolin Kung Fu as being ineffective - Bruce Lee taught and used Shaolin Kung Fu.

If Bruce Lee was alive today, he would criticize MMA as being ineffective and impractical for reasons already stated.

Even before his death, Bruce Lee still relied mainly on the Shaolin Kung Fu art of Wing Chun - which is the base-art of Jeet Kune Do.

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Originally posted by Putinbot1
This socks posts are comedy gold. Good stuff Thorne.

Your clueless rambling is even funnier. And who the fvck is Thorne? 🙂