Quote (jadeoner @ Sep 1 2020 10:41pm)
watch again bro, that def could've happened. also white dude is lucky he didnt get slammed/stomped on when he was going for the arm bar - see how even an advanced jitz guy is leaving himself upon to a street novice? this is my main point of all this
lotta people with mike tyson-like psychotic tendancies (lemme taste your ear) look for street fights - i would want them no where near me in any sort of jiujitsu-ranged position.
jiujitsu has the a lot more chance for shit to go wrong at such close distance - if i were to utilize one fighting style in a street fight it would be kickboxing, and more specifically, a well trained headkick:
keep your distance, act like you dont want to fight, if dude is persistant, surprise him with a ko head kick and be out.
edit: even THAT sounds kinda risky upon second thought, a kick might make you lose your balance and fall.
rudimentary boxing skills > anything in a street fight
but before that like the guy stated, he couldve torn the other guys knee out. its easy to say this when the guy is hesitant to ruing the other guys leg. if u watch again, the other guy actually did try to slam but failed. also we dont know how advances this guy is either. i mean..at best he seems to be around a blue belt.
its all just "shouldve, wouldve, couldve" the fact is the other guy was completely helpless against this random guy who probably trains jiujitsu as a hobby. and thats just ONE example. if u look at the other vid, its a completely one sided beatdown. of course i dont know how advances either of these ppl are in reality.
i mean they can be as psychotic as they want. fact is if they have no experience on the ground, none of ther biting "techniques" will work on an actual person who trains. its easy for someone to think "oh..if he does this ill just bite him or eye gouge him" until they are actually in a fight and everything is hectic.
https://youtu.be/Kd_oBd5DENk?t=379 bas rutten talksbout that here. timestamped it as well. like i said from the beginning, its just situational. jiujitsu can be pretty good or it can be terrible depending on the situation/surrounding in close distance.
and okay..glad u edited ur post cuz i was like WHAT!??? headkick? thats worse thatn jiujitsu lmao. i mean i prefer kickboxing as well (i mostly train in muay thai and boxing) but even then i would never go for a headkick in a street fight.
the best thing is to run honestly. if u cant run then like u said boxing/kickboxing. if u must fight, then jab/lowkick combo works realllly well imo. even ppl that train, a good low kick can really hurt them. on the streets where its against ur average joe, 2 kicks max is all it takes at full force. they might be able to absorb the first kick just due to pure adrenaline but the from the 2nd kick they will feel it full force.
boxing alone can be risky as well. unlike jiujitsu where if u have some experience while the other guy doesnt u can dominate, for boxing alone theres always that punchers chance. if u get within punching range and the guy starts swining randomly, he has a small but deff chance to hurt u or catch u offguard. id honestly stick with kickboxing. not high kicks tho for sure..
distract with lowkicks and then u can punch as u need.