unusual feint by Rigondeaux

[KounterPunch]

Originally Posted by fightingrabbit

A smarter fighter wouldn't bite on that move.

really ?

[SummerStriker]

I wish Kounterpunch and Fighting Rabbit were talking about Akido.

[KounterPunch]

Why is that ?

[SummerStriker]

Normally if lightning strikes once in a MMA or Boxing Match, the thing, whatever it is, is instantly and permanently validated forever as a basic thing to train by a lot of people.

I normally don't hear:

{A smarter fighter wouldn't bite on that move.

really ?}

for anything other than TMA.

[KounterPunch]

I'm sorry , I don't understand.

Are you equating Rigondeaux's move with lightening in a bottle ?

[fightingrabbit]

Originally Posted by KounterPunch

really ?

Yeah.

Really.

[KounterPunch]

Originally Posted by fightingrabbit

Yeah.

Really.

Well , then I know of a guy who (according to you) has met 400+ idiots in the ring.

Or ....do you think its more likely that's it's just one idiot who's thinking everybody else be cray ?


Logic says it be the second option.

[fightingrabbit]

Originally Posted by KounterPunch

Well , then I know of a guy who (according to you) has met 400+ idiots in the ring.

Or ....do you think its more likely that's it's just one idiot who's thinking everybody else be cray ?


Logic says it be the second option.

Yes, yes. I'm sure he used that same move on all 400+ of his opponents.

[KounterPunch]

He uses variations of it a lot.
He uses it while sparring .
He uses it while hitting bags.
He uses it while hitting the pads.

Does he use it every time ?
No , nobody uses every move every single time but he DOES use it a lot but hey regardless of how many numerous professionals and top level amateurs have been suckered by it.....some furry rabbit's namesake on the interwebz is too slick to get caught with that.
After all , it's just a matter of IQ.

[Nuclearlandmine]

lol