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Re: Ask a REAL Karate Blackbelt
« Reply #75 on: September 18, 2007, 05:45:07 PM »
To think you were almost taken seriously on this board before posting this thread. 
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Re: Ask a REAL Karate Blackbelt
« Reply #76 on: September 18, 2007, 11:57:40 PM »
To think you were almost taken seriously on this board before posting this thread. 

I think you are being too kind.  After his thread about not taking gear and being 6'0, 255 all muscle, people stopped taking him seriously. 

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Re: Ask a REAL Karate Blackbelt
« Reply #77 on: September 19, 2007, 02:45:34 AM »
strongman magnus samuelsson is 2 meters, 330 pounds
i dont think he juices.
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Re: Ask a REAL Karate Blackbelt
« Reply #78 on: September 19, 2007, 01:43:43 PM »
I think you are being too kind.  After his thread about not taking gear and being 6'0, 255 all muscle, people stopped taking him seriously. 

  he didnt really say that did he?
   
    ..with his Karate knowledge coupled with his physique, they should take the title the "Perfect Weapon" away from Jeff Speakman and give it to RealBlackBelt....

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Re: Ask a REAL Karate Blackbelt
« Reply #79 on: September 23, 2007, 09:37:00 PM »
Once again, Karate is proven superior.

And yes, when Oyama sent his best fighters to compete against Muay-Thai in Lumpini, the Karate fighters won.

Not only is the K-1 champ a Karate Practicioner, now Lyoto Machida is dominating the sloppy American fighters with his Shotokan Karate in MMA as well!

Lyoto is undefeated in MMA.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyoto_Machida

11 Wins (3 (T)KO's, 1 submission, 7 decisions), 0 Losses .
Date   Result   Opponent   Event   Method   Round   Time
9/22/2007   Win   Kazuhiro Nakamura   UFC 76: Knockout   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
4/21/2007   Win   David Heath   UFC 70: Nations Collide   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
02/03/2007   Win   Sam Hoger   UFC 67: All or Nothing   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
07/22/2006   Win   Vernon White   WFA: King of the Streets   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
04/29/2006   Win   Dimitri Wanderley   JF 6-Jungle Fight 6   TKO (Punch)   3   0:00
03/26/2005   Win   B.J. Penn   K-1-Hero's 1   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
05/22/2004   Win   Sam Greco   K-1 MMA-ROMANEX   Decision (Split)   3   5:00
03/14/2004   Win   Michael McDonald   K-1-Beast 2004   Submission (Forearm Choke)   1   2:30
12/31/2003   Win   Rich Franklin   Inoki Bom-Ba-Ye 2003-Inoki Festival   TKO (Strikes)   2   1:03
9/13/2003   Win   Stephan Bonnar   JF 1-Jungle Fight 1   TKO (Cut)   1   4:21
5/2/2003   Win   Kengo Watanabe   NJPW-Ultimate Crush   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00

Many champs past and present use Karate as their standup base in MMA and kickboxing (Bas Rutten, Semmy Schilt, Musashi, Hug, GSP, Liddel, et al), with crosstraining in Kickboxing (sport karate) and Muay-Thai, but Machida is pure Shotokan standup. I laugh because the sloppy Americans that punch bags all day with their sloppy technique don't know what to do with this guy hahaha.

Knocking out the phony Rich Franklin:



Beating BJ Penn:

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Beating the Bonnar:

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Lytoto tournament:

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Re: Ask a REAL Karate Blackbelt
« Reply #80 on: September 23, 2007, 09:49:24 PM »
Once again, Karate is proven superior.

And yes, when Oyama sent his best fighters to compete against Muay-Thai in Lumpini, the Karate fighters won.

Not only is the K-1 champ a Karate Practicioner, now Lyoto Machida is dominating the sloppy American fighters with his Shotokan Karate in MMA as well!

Lyoto is undefeated in MMA.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyoto_Machida

11 Wins (3 (T)KO's, 1 submission, 7 decisions), 0 Losses .
Date   Result   Opponent   Event   Method   Round   Time
9/22/2007   Win   Kazuhiro Nakamura   UFC 76: Knockout   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
4/21/2007   Win   David Heath   UFC 70: Nations Collide   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
02/03/2007   Win   Sam Hoger   UFC 67: All or Nothing   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
07/22/2006   Win   Vernon White   WFA: King of the Streets   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
04/29/2006   Win   Dimitri Wanderley   JF 6-Jungle Fight 6   TKO (Punch)   3   0:00
03/26/2005   Win   B.J. Penn   K-1-Hero's 1   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
05/22/2004   Win   Sam Greco   K-1 MMA-ROMANEX   Decision (Split)   3   5:00
03/14/2004   Win   Michael McDonald   K-1-Beast 2004   Submission (Forearm Choke)   1   2:30
12/31/2003   Win   Rich Franklin   Inoki Bom-Ba-Ye 2003-Inoki Festival   TKO (Strikes)   2   1:03
9/13/2003   Win   Stephan Bonnar   JF 1-Jungle Fight 1   TKO (Cut)   1   4:21
5/2/2003   Win   Kengo Watanabe   NJPW-Ultimate Crush   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00

Many champs past and present use Karate as their standup base in MMA and kickboxing (Bas Rutten, Semmy Schilt, Musashi, Hug, GSP, Liddel, et al), with crosstraining in Kickboxing (sport karate) and Muay-Thai, but Machida is pure Shotokan standup. I laugh because the sloppy Americans that punch bags all day with their sloppy technique don't know what to do with this guy hahaha.

Knocking out the phony Rich Franklin:



Beating BJ Penn:

&mode=related&search=

Beating the Bonnar:

&mode=related&search=

Lytoto tournament:

&mode=related&search=

Karate is the greatest standup style!




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Re: Ask a REAL Karate Blackbelt
« Reply #81 on: September 23, 2007, 11:01:05 PM »
Once again, Karate is proven superior.

And yes, when Oyama sent his best fighters to compete against Muay-Thai in Lumpini, the Karate fighters won.

Not only is the K-1 champ a Karate Practicioner, now Lyoto Machida is dominating the sloppy American fighters with his Shotokan Karate in MMA as well!

Lyoto is undefeated in MMA.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyoto_Machida

11 Wins (3 (T)KO's, 1 submission, 7 decisions), 0 Losses .
Date   Result   Opponent   Event   Method   Round   Time
9/22/2007   Win   Kazuhiro Nakamura   UFC 76: Knockout   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
4/21/2007   Win   David Heath   UFC 70: Nations Collide   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
02/03/2007   Win   Sam Hoger   UFC 67: All or Nothing   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
07/22/2006   Win   Vernon White   WFA: King of the Streets   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
04/29/2006   Win   Dimitri Wanderley   JF 6-Jungle Fight 6   TKO (Punch)   3   0:00
03/26/2005   Win   B.J. Penn   K-1-Hero's 1   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00
05/22/2004   Win   Sam Greco   K-1 MMA-ROMANEX   Decision (Split)   3   5:00
03/14/2004   Win   Michael McDonald   K-1-Beast 2004   Submission (Forearm Choke)   1   2:30
12/31/2003   Win   Rich Franklin   Inoki Bom-Ba-Ye 2003-Inoki Festival   TKO (Strikes)   2   1:03
9/13/2003   Win   Stephan Bonnar   JF 1-Jungle Fight 1   TKO (Cut)   1   4:21
5/2/2003   Win   Kengo Watanabe   NJPW-Ultimate Crush   Decision (Unanimous)   3   5:00

Many champs past and present use Karate as their standup base in MMA and kickboxing (Bas Rutten, Semmy Schilt, Musashi, Hug, GSP, Liddel, et al), with crosstraining in Kickboxing (sport karate) and Muay-Thai, but Machida is pure Shotokan standup. I laugh because the sloppy Americans that punch bags all day with their sloppy technique don't know what to do with this guy hahaha.

Knocking out the phony Rich Franklin:



Beating BJ Penn:

&mode=related&search=

Beating the Bonnar:

&mode=related&search=

Lytoto tournament:

&mode=related&search=

Karate is the greatest standup style!



Wow, what incredible power he posseses.  What a clean KO of Nakamura.  Hogar, Tiger White.  AND BTW, didn't you use Chack as an example of a karate fighter.  What excuse do you have for him losing to a muay thai trained fighter in Jardine. 

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Re: Ask a REAL Karate Blackbelt
« Reply #82 on: September 24, 2007, 04:40:27 PM »
Chuck is on a downward spiral.
He just needs to retire, simple as that.
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Re: Ask a REAL Karate Blackbelt
« Reply #83 on: September 24, 2007, 04:50:06 PM »
Chuck is on a downward spiral.
He just needs to retire, simple as that.


That is whatever body said about randy.  Maybe his body just needs to rest.  Certainly he needs to come up with a new strategy
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Re: Ask a REAL Karate Blackbelt
« Reply #84 on: September 24, 2007, 04:53:21 PM »
He looks out of shape, he's older, he hasn't changed his strategy, rumours he's using the booger sugar...

Many contributing factors.
At least if he quite now people would assume it's because he knows he's not at his best.
If he keeps going he's going to ruin his legend like Ken Shamrock and Tank Abbott are doing.
I don't think he has the work ethic of Randy. Doubt he'll turn things around. Jardine?
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