UFC 87: Brock Lesnar Vs Heath Herring (Video)

[q_q_]

sometimes when looking at banned moves you see the most effective techniques!

for example, in kickboxing, there's a kick that I think is banned, it's like a step, like a push with the foot, and it can break a leg.

[Americanhero1]

sometimes when looking at banned moves you see the most effective techniques!

for example, in kickboxing, there's a kick that I think is banned, it's like a step, like a push with the foot, and it can break a leg.

That kicks aims for the knee

[White Israelite]

Damn now bill o'reily is attacking UFC

http://www.cagetoday.com/bill-oreilly-barbarity-on-cbs-primetime/

What is wrong with these people? Hard to believe their conservatives.

[Zionistforever]

You a fan of MMA?

i am 

[q_q_]

I noticed the dirty tactic of "hair pulling" in that list..

I guess it is -very- effective then,  to secure an opponent's head. Though often used by girls as an end in itself.

I notice that UFC fighters tend not to have long hair.

(they also tend to have no body hair at all, but that must be another story!)

[Zionistforever]

I hope Lesnar does well in UFC.  I was never a fan of his in the WWE, but he was talented and I don't blame for leaving that organization.  Only time well tell.

indeed. we will have to wait 

[White Israelite]

I noticed the dirty tactic of "hair pulling" in that list..

I guess it is -very- effective then,  to secure an opponent's head. Though often used by girls as an end in itself.

I notice that UFC fighters tend not to have long hair.

(they also tend to have no body hair at all, but that must be another story!)

All I can say about body hair is that the only time it's really been mentioned, some fighters have claimed that when training, it gets in the way with their GI.

[Americanhero1]

I noticed the dirty tactic of "hair pulling" in that list..

I guess it is -very- effective then,  to secure an opponent's head. Though often used by girls as an end in itself.

I notice that UFC fighters tend not to have long hair.

(they also tend to have no body hair at all, but that must be another story!)

All I can say about body hair is that the only time it's really been mentioned, some fighters have claimed that when training, it gets in the way with their GI.

Not that many of them train with a GI

[White Israelite]

I noticed the dirty tactic of "hair pulling" in that list..

I guess it is -very- effective then,  to secure an opponent's head. Though often used by girls as an end in itself.

I notice that UFC fighters tend not to have long hair.

(they also tend to have no body hair at all, but that must be another story!)

All I can say about body hair is that the only time it's really been mentioned, some fighters have claimed that when training, it gets in the way with their GI.

Not that many of them train with a GI

Right, no idea about the body hair, i've never really thought about it, but the short hair would make sense so it doesn't get in the way of the face.

[Americanhero1]

I noticed the dirty tactic of "hair pulling" in that list..

I guess it is -very- effective then,  to secure an opponent's head. Though often used by girls as an end in itself.

I notice that UFC fighters tend not to have long hair.

(they also tend to have no body hair at all, but that must be another story!)

All I can say about body hair is that the only time it's really been mentioned, some fighters have claimed that when training, it gets in the way with their GI.

Not that many of them train with a GI

Right, no idea about the body hair, i've never really thought about it, but the short hair would make sense so it doesn't get in the way of the face.

The body hair might be so when they sweat they can slip out of holds easier

[Americanhero1]

I noticed the dirty tactic of "hair pulling" in that list..

I guess it is -very- effective then,  to secure an opponent's head. Though often used by girls as an end in itself.

I notice that UFC fighters tend not to have long hair.

(they also tend to have no body hair at all, but that must be another story!)

All I can say about body hair is that the only time it's really been mentioned, some fighters have claimed that when training, it gets in the way with their GI.

Not that many of them train with a GI

Right, no idea about the body hair, i've never really thought about it, but the short hair would make sense so it doesn't get in the way of the face.

There are fighters with long hair who use it

[White Israelite]

Yoshihiro Akiyama aka Choo Sung Hoon entrance Dream 5




The Japanese sure seem to hate Akiyama, but I am surprised he was allowed to fight in his GI?

[q_q_]

Head hair could get pulled, and the head punched. Hence no hair pulling allowed.
Far more of an issue than hair getting in the way of the face.

But "other" body hair, that's something else.