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only if the guy new the boston crab he could have took it at the end
wow 25 - nil
25- zip. Damn!
The part that would hurt my ego the most if I was that kid would be getting Matt Hughes dumped at the 2:56 mark
she got that guy some frequent flyer miles on that double. Im surprised he did not get a bloody nose from the altitude change.
im going to go ahead and say it.. sand bagging... what is this? super novice?
Maybe? Can you really sandbag with a girl vs a boy? Technically you could, but at his gym hes the kid that got beat by a girl. Is it just me or is there a high percentage of young girls beating young boys at tournaments?Quote:
Originally Posted by Max Hernandez
Yes you can sandbag. Not all boys, regardless of skill level, beat girls just because they are girls. If they both weigh the same and the girl has a lot more experience where the guy has near to none, I think solid technique will win everytime. I mean, that is the concept behind BJJ in the first place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Marshall
The kid got dominated for sure, I mean he didn't even have the slighest idea what to do.
it an be hard to tell if people are sandbagging sometimes. Matt time and rep.s on your own time make a huge difference. hard work pays off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank R.
of course you can.. thats like felicia oh doing mens intermediate.. its bull shit.. have you seen her roll? shes incredible...Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Marshall
it would be bull shit.. not saying she ever did it..
at least it wasn't MMA http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=bca_1306795910
thats what the word >technically< meansQuote:
Originally Posted by Max Hernandez
if i can fight my girlfriend in a mma fight... man i would be soooo happy...
shut up sean... your handsome...Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Marshall
i forget you cant hear my voice in a post and i write stuff thats gets misunderstood. the handsome thing made me laugh, wtfQuote:
Originally Posted by Max Hernandez
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Wow, genuinely super impressed.
That was awesome!
That dude was freaking out hard. Those were some spazzy desperation tactics he was throwing out there.
that was his soul dying.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJ Camacho
Yeah, better wrestling AND better jiu jitsu than her opponent and I think stronger too? That poor dude had no idea what was about to happen. If anything he thought the opposite would happen.
Women carry about an additional %5 fat mass within their body than man do, also they have much less testosterone which helps with strength, explosiveness and aggression. In a fight where a boy and a girl weigh the same, the girl is actually at a disadvantage.
girls got skill, no question
Lmfao, dude needed to Calm the Fuck Down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taylor Culbertson
I just hate that his future is going to be spent frequenting truck stop glory holes.Quote:
Originally Posted by JonScottND
Nice match. Total domination.
Did you see the guys in the back watching in amazement. They had me crackin up
Kyra kicks ass but i go by one rule to make sure no one thinks im sandbagging.. everytime i place first in a skill levle i go up another skill level. Im currently at intermediate so next time i place first im going up to advanced :) no sandbagging in that division just the best going up against the best :)
yea it looked like homeboy didn't know any mount escapes, other than 1, but a lot of people are sandbagging thease days, it would be fun to enter some comps as a white belt lol
Wow good ass whopping
Why you guys trying to steal her shine by talking sandbagging
She's in the wrong sport ... she should be riding bulls at the rodeo.:D
Ya I dont really agree with the sand bagging argument, I didn't see her do anything other then good fundamentals and a nice take down. If she'd come in there and put on that display then half way through let him up and flying triangle his ass then ya.. if you want to question anything look at that young mans coach who clearly didnt teach him much for mount escapes. Congrats Kyra, nice job repn and damn nice job on top control.Quote:
Originally Posted by brent_littell
she looked like Chris Cyborg with that takedown. Awesome!
Loved her last video on MTS too (think it was her). Her standup is superb!
If she keeps dominating dudes like that, then yeah, time to move to a better division, but I think it's great that she's willing to grapple in the boys' division. The girls' divisions probably aren't all that deep (I base that on what I've seen at local comps), and rather than be the big fish in the small pond, Kyra's seeking out tougher competition.
Also, let's give the boy some credit. He knew he wouldn't get any credit for winning and risked getting laughed at for losing, but he accepted the challenge. Anyone who makes fun of him for losing to a girl ought to be willing to put his own rep on the line too. And after seeing that, I doubt many will.
That scares me
Awesome Kyra, u and Gabby def are a two women wrecking crew!!!!