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@onetao8 Silat also has submission techniques in certain sub-systems. Silat is like Kung Fu in the sense that there are hundreds of sub-styles focusing on different techniques and tactics.

@TheresGabe If there's one supercar that I would wanna own other then the venom gt, it'll be the McLaren F1. It may not be the fastest car anymore, but all the faster cars out there (which are not very many) all use turbochargers or superchargers. The McLaren F1, 20 years later is still the fas...

Fuck the Bugatti Veyron and Bugatti Veyron Super Sport! Hennessey Venom GT all the way!

If Bruce Lee was still alive, he would be the movie, period! Roll credits. The end.

@y0y0madman No I don't. But I used to train with a group affiliated with Capoeira Topazio. And every Capoeirista that's heard of Topazio know they focus more on the combative side of the art as supposed to the aesthetic side. And many of them cross train in MMA. So stuff in this video I have ...

I think when it comes down to lyrics and the messages that those lyrics give and how they all come 2 gether, 2pac all tha way. When it comes 2 flow, however, i'll give it 2 biggie. tha way biggie was spittin here, i looks and sounds too well thought out 2 be a true freestyle. Either way, that...

A fight?! Get tha fuck outta here! That wasn't a fight, that was an ass whooping of epic proportions.

In this episode, Jason said the best thing to do is give the bad guy what he wants. But who's to say that the bad guy won't shoot you regardless if you do what he says. I don't know him or what his intentions are and I don't want to wait and find out!

@cheryceward A lot of these techniques remind me of Krav Maga.

@poodle8noodle TRI International is the bodyguard service.

@junior55synister Don't get ur hopes too high. The tables can always turn. Let's not forget how GSP lost to Matt Serra and Matt Hughes and avenged those losses in the rematch. Or how Rampage lost to Wanderlei Silva twice and avenged those losses with a vicious KO. It has happended before and ...

I like Cung Le not just because he's a great fighter, but he's a great person. He's not extremely cocky like many fighters can be and he doesn't underestimate other fighters.

I love the background music. It's from gladiator, whick was an excellent movie.

@Karimtarek1993 Definitely. Bruce Lee was the original martial arts superstar and if he was still around i think he'd be proud of the amount of people blending different fighting systems together to become well rounded martial artists.

@systemsevil I think he should be in more big time martial arts flicks like Jet Li, Donnie Yen, and Tony Jaa. Mark Dacascos is another talented martial artist that doesn't get enough credit.

That music reminds me of the music they play in Muay Thai fights in Thailand.

The only reason the cops caught him in that monster is because he ran out of gas.

That car is a beast! A fuckin beast!

I wonder if he thinks about Capoeira the same way he does with Tae Kwon Do and Kung Fu.

If it wasn't for TMA MMA wouldn't exist.

It's not to prove whether Capoeira is better than Tae Kwon Do, Muay Thai, Karate. It's to test how an unorthodox fighting style like Capoeira stacks up in a kicking test against more straight forward styles. Long story short, Capoeira's kicks are nothing to laugh about, nor are the kicks from t...

Wow. It feels like it was yesterday that I was watching this as a kid. Now I'm in my 20s. The power rangers they have now are dumb. The originals were the best hands down.

@joyfulvulture First off, I'm not a child and I'm not a groupie. Second, even if Silva did receive a beating, the tables can always turn in the rematch.

My future home and my future car.

A supra turbo MK4 is pretty heavy for a Japanese import (just over 3400). But if you have an old American muscle car like the one in this video and a toyota supra, both of them with the same amount of power and torque, the supra would rape the muscle car cause it has a better power-to-weight rat...

@simonmafy Well that's the point Bruce Lee was trying to make about being formless and shapeless like water. To practice multiple styles that focus on different aspects of fighting. To be fluid and adapt to different scenarios. Every style has some drawback.

@iApna I totally agree. Regardless of the style, unless u evaluate your skills in a full contact manner, you'll never know how good you are at using those skills.

I agree. But i believe it's usually the highly commercialized martial arts like Karate and Tae Kwon Do that fall under that category.

I agree, but kicks are also more risky to block. The reason: Force=Mass times acceleration. The legs have more than twice the mass of the arms hence twice the force on impact. Cung Le is a TKD expert among other things & he broke Frank Shamrock's arm with his kicks. I practice Capoeira & we a...

It not the martial art, it's the martial artist that determines a styles efficiency. All styles have some kind of disadvantage. Brazilian JuJitsu is great for ending fights that go to the ground, but if you're fighting multiple people, it won't help you.

@timjones066 Keyword "average". In MMA there are rules, referees, time limits. On the street there are none. I do love MMA, it's my favorite sport, but it's has 2 major downfalls. Number 1: They don't teach you how to defend against multiple opponents. Number 2: They don't teach how to defe...

@acidfunkcubano I know that Jose Aldo and Anderson Silva have practiced Capoeira but where did you hear that Anthony Pettis does Capoeira?

@InsaneAryanWTF not true. type capoeira muzenza fight