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Many people are addict to the watching all the things happening in the stage of WWE but they do not have the time to go and watch it in their television or the money to pay for the live watching of it in the stadium. This scenario posed a problem that can only be solved by the live streaming if these WWE in the internet. ... Read More
Chan Tai Chi Story
In the 50s of the 19th century, the world didn’t know anything about Tai Chi Kung Fu before the grand master Yeung taught Tai Chi in Beijing. The Tai Chi system he taught was called the Chan’s Tai Chi. In the 30s of the 20th century, the famous master Chan was invited to teach Tai Chi in Beijing. His kung fu was so good and personality so kind that people called him the Tai Chi Man. ... Read More
Learn To Better Your Street Fighting Abilities and Techniques
What happens if you are stuck in a street fight and there is no one around to assist you? It is crucial to realize the fact that you must be able to defend yourself and not depend on outside factors to help you. You should learn street fighting techniques. If you learn street fighting maneuvers you will come to know that they are the most capable forms of self defense and do not involve any kind of weapons. They can be learned by almost any person of any size or gender. The street fighting skills are the most fierce or sensible ways to support your self from tough attacks and assaulter. ... Read More
UFC 94 – Notable Rounds
JAKE O’BRIEN VS. CHRISTIAN WELLISCH: Round 1 – Wellisch quickly closes the distances and tries to take O’Brien to the ground, but he’s popped and dropped with a right. Wellisch quickly gets back to his feet, and the fighters trade blows furiously. O’Brien takes Wellisch to the mat and works from inside his opponent’s guard. Pressed against the fence, Weliisch pulls O’Brien toward him. O’Brien, though, backs away and allows Wellisch to get back to his feet. Wellisch misses with a head kick and then lands a soft leg kick. A lazy takedown attempt by Wellisch allows O’Brien to toss him to the mat. He follows and works from inside Wellisch’s guard. O’Brien throws a few short punches to the body. The referee soon break and restarts them. The fighters again throw wildly, and O’Brien connects with a left and then partially connects on a right. Wellisch gets through a blow, but O’Brien shoots and takes him down. O’Brien backs away and lets him up. However, after his next takedown, O’Brien collapses on top of him before the round ends. ... Read More
Most of What You Learn From Martial Arts Dojos Will Get You Hurt Badly During A Real Fight
Most Of What You’ve Learned From Your Local community Dojos, Or Strip Mall Martial Arts Classes, Will Get You Murdered In A Real Street Brawl. ... Read More
Notable Rounds of UFC Fight Night 15
ROB KIMMONS VS. DAN MILLER: Round 1 – After a few punches, the fighters clinch, but Miller escapes and takes his opponent’s back. Kimmons tries to defend while Miller climbs atop his back. Miller is still standing but finally falls to his back. The tap-out comes mere seconds later. Dan Miller def. Rob Kimmons via submission (rear-naked choke) — Round 1, 1:27. ... Read More
Notable Rounds during UFC 98
DAVE KAPLAN VS. GEORGE ROOP: Round 1 – Kaplan works kicks and Roop punches, but little lands early. Roop misses with a head kick. Roop partially connects on a combination of punches and follows a bit later with a nice body kick. Roop scores one of his own. Kaplan has a trickle of blood coming from the bridge of his nose. Kalplan lands an overhand right as Roop moves in. The fighters continue trading punches and kicks with no sense this fight will go to the ground. Roop with a nice front kick to the body, but Kaplan connects on the second part of his combination with a left. Kaplan becomes the aggressor and punches through Roop’s reach. Roop throws a head kick that partially connects, but Kaplan shakes it off. Roop lands an uppercut and body kick, and Kaplan shoots, scores the takedown and backs Roops into the fence. Kaplan stands and eats an upkick and then backs off and allows his opponent to do the same. Both fighters get in a few more licks before the end of the round. ... Read More
UFC 100 Notable Rounds
C.B. DOLLAWAY (9-3) VS. TOM LAWLOR (6-1): Round 1: (Tom Lawlor is coming to the cage with “Who Let the Dogs Out?” playing. Seth Petruzelli is on a chain, bone in mouth, walking on all fours. Really; I can’t possibly make this stuff up.) Dollaway opens the bout with a nice one-two combination. Lawlor swings, but Dollaway ducks under and shoots. While airborne, Lawlor slaps on a guillotine choke. Dollaway hits his back, and there’s little movement seconds later. Lawlor yells at the ref that Dollaway is out cold, and Yves Lavigne jumps in to break up the bout with Dollaway clear out cold. ... Read More
Interesting Rounds During UFC 100
YOSHIHIRO AKIYAMA (12-1) VS. ALAN BELCHER (13-4): Round 3: An energetic pace opens the round as the fighters trade punches and leg kicks. Akiyama gets through a combination before Belcher throws him with a punch and kick to the body. Akiyama answers with a shot to the head. This Muay Thai fight is proving more evenly matched as the round goes on, and Belcher is starting to figure out Akiyama. Belcher just misses a well-timed right forearm to the face, sidesteps a spinning back kick and lands kicks to the body and legs before whiffing on a roundhouse to the head. Akiyama’s left eye is nearly swollen shut, and Belcher attacks that side of his body. Belcher slips after a kick and then does a backward roll to avoid Akiyama rushing in and gets back back to his feet, much to the crowd’s delight. Akiyama then pops him with a left, but Belcher backs him up with jabs before whiffing on a telegraphed spinning back fist. Akiyama uses the opportunity to score a takedown, but Belcher quickly gets back to his feet to trade a few blows before the fight ends. ... Read More
Notable Rounds of UFC Fight Night 17
STEVE BRUNO VS. MATTHEW RIDDLE: Round 3 – Riddle looks fresh and light on his feet, but Bruno quickly connects with a right. Riddle closes the distance and forces the fight to the ground. Working from half guard, he pins Bruno against the fence and delivers a steady stream of punches to the face. Bruno tries to escape, but Riddle overpowers him to keep the dominant position. Bruno gets to his feet and looks for the escape, but Riddle takes his back and delivers punches and elbows to both sides of his head once they hit the mat. Bruno simply takes the punishment and stays in the dangerous position with one knee on the mat. At least 50 punches connect as the referee stands nearby watching closely. A series of hammerfists finally force Bruno to cover up, and the referee issues a warning to fight back. Riddle now delivers elbows to the body and more hammerfists to the face. Riddle must be up to approximately 100 blows from this one exchange. Riddle finally forces Bruno to his stomach and tries to flatten him out, but Bruno rolls over to his back and again allows Riddle to free one leg and batter him with a steady stream of shots from half guard. Riddle pours on the abuse in the final minute of the fight and begins putting some extra power behind the blows wanting to finish the fight. Bruno gets to his feet, and Riddle turns it on with punches, kicks and elbows as he’s desperate for the finish. He doesn’t get it, but it should win him the fight. ... Read More
