sergio

Hey, Mike! Please consider this implementation.

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Up this idea

Whatever hahahha

Primary bro

Boxing <3

UP Mike

Good idea

TKO/KO by Leg Kicks <3

Acredito que tenham mais, porém aparecem pouco. A maioria começou no inicio do game, mas cresceram, os boletos vem chegando e sabe como é né rsrs

Minha foto de perfil eu tinha uns 21 anos hahahahaha

Opa! Estou aí desde 2009. Retornando a pouco tempo. Fiquei por anos sem jogar, mas esse jogo é divertido e sempre me faz voltar rsrs

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There's another difference. For those who have never trained Luta-Livre (FreeStyle Wrestling) and Jiu-Jitsu: The kimono (uniform worn in competition Jiu-Jitsu) lock your drive which helps to better control the opponent. Thus the technique is far more important than strength. Jiu-Jitsu: 80% technical - 20% strength Wrestling is different, the technique and strength are extremely important. I have just over three years of experience in Wrestling / Luta-Livre. I would say they are leveled so: Strength 50% - 50% Techniques http://www.metacafe.com/watch/10772359/ken_shamrock_vs_royce_gracie_ufc_5/ We can see the difference in the link. Ken Shamrock: 220lbs - Specialist in Wrestling strategy: Royce control over controlling positions without much movement and strike without being exposed to a sweep or submission. Hurting his opponent with his Ground and Pound gradually. Royce Gracie: 176lbs - Specialist in Jiu-Jitsu strategy: Tiring his opponent using his guard, using his sweeps and submissions to finish the fight.

Jiu-jitsu: The greatest fighter always has the advantage. But knowing how to use the guard, a smaller fighter can "control" the heaviest fighter and tired it. With the tired opponent, a smaller fighter can improve their positions and even use their submissions to end the fight. There are times to use his strength. If used in any position, tire quickly. That the experience in BJJ teaches.

The damage depends not only on its strength. Speed, accuracy and technique of the blow, are set for a powerful blow. Note fights guys who could not use his punches and improved with time. Matt Serra is a great example. Has great knockout power in his right hand. But had little technique in boxing. After improving his punches, came to get some knockouts ..

Old topic, but to be discussed.

Old topic, but to be discussed.

Old topic, but to be discussed.

Old topic, but to be discussed.

Exactly! I like to put my fighters to fight in KT. But not like mixing it to record mma.

- I do not agree, nor disagree. Quite the contrary. Haha, not really enjoy this idea. But let's see what the majority want. A poll would be great to know better.

Mike..?