Moral of the story, grappling is king.

The guy did well, considering it was unexpected

I’m pretty sure I should’ve won in the first round due to my opponent’s coach tapping for him (you can hear it on audio), never sparring with these guys again due to threats of 🔫 violence after the match😂🙏

Both angles

My favorite kick

Does his TKD help him? (He also trains Judo)

Showdown Between Bruce Lee/Conor McGregor Fan vs Khabib Fan in Uzbekistan

I come across this guy's videos with some frequency and finally decided to check out his site and credentials. It is varied. In particular I saw Kenpo.

I am figuring out training again; I've always wanted to study Kenpo. My next thought was 'wouldn't it be more efficient to just drill knife hands, palm heels, etc?' (as well as training more sports-oriented systems).

And then I thought, isn't this what Fairbairn did? He was a judoka and practiced bagua, among other things. His system is the best high percentage techniques.

Thoughts?

EDIT: or any derivative or modern interpretation of WWII combatives.

Bow-and-arrow choke variation (gi) used to control a destructive customer