Knockout or submission?
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I like submissions better. I have lost love for KO's since every time people say a "guaranteed KO" like Chuck/Wandy and then UFC 76 "Knockout" which had none! Their all disappointments!
I rather see Big Nog get the hell beat out him and two seconds later, lock on a triangle or andaconda rather then see Chuck run around the ring for 2-3 rounds waiting for his opponent to run into something!
So I go submissions, since they don't rely on a lucky punch as much as knockouts do, submissions is just pure, slick technique!
I rather see Big Nog get the hell beat out him and two seconds later, lock on a triangle or andaconda rather then see Chuck run around the ring for 2-3 rounds waiting for his opponent to run into something!
So I go submissions, since they don't rely on a lucky punch as much as knockouts do, submissions is just pure, slick technique!
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Natedawgtham wrote:I like submissions better. I have lost love for KO's since every time people say a "guaranteed KO" like Chuck/Wandy and then UFC 76 "Knockout" which had none! Their all disappointments!
I rather see Big Nog get the hell beat out him and two seconds later, lock on a triangle or andaconda rather then see Chuck run around the ring for 2-3 rounds waiting for his opponent to run into something!
So I go submissions, since they don't rely on a lucky punch as much as knockouts do, submissions is just pure, slick technique!
Submissions can rely on luck just as much as strikes...
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I'm not so sure about that. Any one strike can knock somebody out. Shoot, Chuck knocked Vernon White out with a jab. All you really do is throw a strike and a fight can end instantly, and I guess time it right sometimes too.
But with a submission, you got to set it up most the time. You have to force your opponent into a bad spot, or be able to see it clearly, Submissions take more technique.
But with a submission, you got to set it up most the time. You have to force your opponent into a bad spot, or be able to see it clearly, Submissions take more technique.
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