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What the fuck are you talking about you dipshit?
Seriously, you morons are just digging yourself into deeper pits of stupid every time your fingers touch a keyboard.
Have you ever heard of pulling guard? Have you ever seen someone get a standing kimura? Standing back-mount? Standing arm triangle?
For fucks sake I wasn’t making that stupid argument you posted at all. What the fuck is wrong with you mongoloids? It’s like you never even learned how to read.
Seriously, you don’t know shit. People train from standing all the fucking time in BJJ. It’s not theoretical you nitwit.
And no one is making the argument that all you need is BJJ anyway. I certainly wasn’t.
May I remind you that this is MMA. All these guys are training all this shit, all the time.
But don’t train BJJ at all and see how that works out for you. Even if you trained really good TDD you’d still be practicing BJJ because takedowns are not limited to just wrestling, they have been part of BJJ since it’s fucking inception.
Please delete your account and stop watching this sport. You’re a fucking disgrace. Fucking ‘05 account spouting such idiotic drivel.
You’re a really sad comment on the knowledge level of long term fans.
You need to calm TF down. You think Bjj spends a lot of time drilling standing kimuras these days? It doesn't. Maybe it used to, 10+ years ago when it was geared towards MMA.
Do you train both? I'll bet you don't. Have you sparred high level practitioners in both boxing and Bjj? Didn't think so. Things are different now.
Bjj is easy as hell to stall and beat the sh*t out of them while they try to get position. They know nothing of mobility or angles while standing because they don't practice them anymore, and very little when they did.
Takedowns are the specialty of Wrestling and Judo. Bjj'ers are notoriously sloppy at it. They haven't been taking anyone down in MMA for years. Wrestlers have.
If you trained a fraction as hard as you talked, you wouldn't feel a need to talk that way, "tough guy". It's a dead giveaway you don't have any idea what you're talking about, an unneeded clue due to the fact that what you say hasn't been relevant for a decade +.
Have a Great Day!
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