Joe Rogans Accomplishments and USTU/USTA events?

[Drose427]

You don't have to of course but if you don't it just looks like you are making it up which of course you aren't...much.

Oh padding of course, why didn't I think of that.

Clearly he has sparred Kukki tkd, where they break ribs through chest protectors......break noses, and frequently get kos..

 

[Laplace_demon]

You don't have to of course but if you don't it just looks like you are making it up which of course you aren't...much.

Oh padding of course, why didn't I think of that.

An exceptional TKD fighter can beat up a MT/Kickboxer. That's not really speaking in favour of my art, is it?

How many people are exceptional? What does exceptional entail?

 

[Laplace_demon]

Oh look another TKD person in K1

Serkan Yilmaz carrier was short lived. Keep on cherry picking.

 

[Tez3]

An exceptional TKD fighter can beat up a MT/Kickboxer. That's not really speaking in favour of my art, is it?

How many people are exceptional? What does exceptional entail?

Here's a question for you...where do you think kick boxing originated from? I'm not talking about Muay Thai but K1.

 

[Laplace_demon]

Here's a question for you...where do you think kick boxing originated from? I'm not talking about Muay Thai but K1.

Karate

 

[Tez3]

Serkan Yilmaz carrier was short lived. Keep on cherry picking.

So there are cherries to be picked then? I thought you said no TKD could do kick boxing?

 

[Tez3]

Karate

Karate is a generic term, provide more details and don't cherry pick.

 

[Laplace_demon]

So there are cherries to be picked then? I thought you said no TKD could do kick boxing?

Show me where I said that. Serkan was not world class. Even your cherry picking is weak.

Karate is a generic term, provide more details and don't cherry pick.

Kyokushin.

 

[Gnarlie]

Or you accept the empirical fact that even highly skilled TKD guys stay with TKD competitions for a reason more often than not. And the current top of striking being dominated by MT fighters. It would be a radical adjustment for the TKD guy, a minor leap for the MT fighter.

Top flight TKDin stay with TKD because they, uh, love Taekwondo. That's how they become elite. They are funded, Taekwondo pays their wages, and they get to do what they love, and be successful at it. There's very little to draw someone away from such an attractive lifestyle.

You jump to the wrong conclusion.

 

[Drose427]

Show me where I said that. Serkan was not world class. Even your cherry picking is weak.

What about all the MMA strikers i listed? Were they weak too?



Kyokushin.

and no not really.

It come from a myriad of Karate/TSD\TKD.

Bill wallace was TSD i believe which is pretty similar in sparring to ITF, Benny the Jet was Karate, Corley was TSD and TKD. I believe emilio Narvaez was TKD as well....

 

[Gnarlie]

Oh look another TKD person in K1

Yilmaz is great to watch. Not hugely successful but man, just entertaining as all hell.

 

[Drose427]

Top flight TKDin stay with TKD because they, uh, love Taekwondo. That's how they become elite. They are funded, Taekwondo pays their wages, and they get to do what they love, and be successful at it. There's very little to draw someone away from such an attractive lifestyle.

You jump to the wrong conclusion.

Yup, the same reason many kickboxers and World class Judoka and BJJers dont go to MMA.

 

[Gnarlie]

An exceptional TKD fighter can beat up a MT/Kickboxer. That's not really speaking in favour of my art, is it?

How many people are exceptional? What does exceptional entail?

A TKD player isn't really interested in 'beating people up'.

 

[Gnarlie]

Yup, the same reason many kickboxers and World class Judoka and BJJers dont go to MMA.

In fact, quite the opposite now, players from other arts transfer to TKD based on the potential funding and reward opportunities it offers. An athlete would be a fool to give it up and fight for individual purses.

 

[Dirty Dog]

Or you accept the empirical fact that even highly skilled TKD guys stay with TKD competitions for a reason more often than not. And the current top of striking being dominated by MT fighters. It would be a radical adjustment for the TKD guy, a minor leap for the MT fighter.

You're just making stuff up as you go along, aren't you?
You claim your father was 'one of the top karateka' in the world. And yet, he didn't train you. That's odd.
You've also claimed that he couldn't block a strike you threw. That's also odd.
You claim to be training under a very qualified instructor. And call his school a McDojo. That's also odd.
You claim to have better kicks than the black belts in your school, but don't post a video to prove it. That would be odd, if you actually believed your claim.

Come on. Be honest. You're just trolling, aren't you?

 

[Gnarlie]

Funny that TKDin don't go into other styles but a lot of MMAers have been to TKD to learn summa dem fancy kicks...hmmm

 

[Tez3]

Show me where I said that. Serkan was not world class. Even your cherry picking is weak.




Kyokushin.

Are you arguing with yourself here? Your answers don't match the questions.

Kyokushin. Nope.

 

[Gnarlie]

You're just making stuff up as you go along, aren't you?
You claim your father was 'one of the top karateka' in the world. And yet, he didn't train you. That's odd.

Hmm, I think in Poppas position, I might have made the same decision. Not that odd maybe...

 

[Tez3]

Yilmaz is great to watch. Not hugely successful but man, just entertaining as all hell.

He did a lot better than some I could name lol. Always better to do than boast.

 

[Dirty Dog]

Hmm, I think in Poppas position, I might have made the same decision. Not that odd maybe...

If memory serves (I'd have to check back through the thread to be certain) he has claimed, at various times, to the the offspring of "world class" boxer, wrestler, and karateka.