Thanks a lot, do you know of any K-1 fights or maybe Pride/UFC I should look at where this happens a lot?Ian1983 said:You could just step around and trip him over your leg.
Throw elbows to the body till he doesn't want to be there, same with throwing knees on him.
Bend him over backwards, that hurts (works well if your the shorter guy. If your taller try and bend him over so you can knee him in the head).
You could also, if the pair of you aren't doing much work, hold on and the ref will seperate you, but thats just boring.
Ducking down is obviously a no no
Ian1983 said:If your taller try and bend him over so you can knee him in the head
Silva_fan said:Thanks a lot, do you know of any K-1 fights or maybe Pride/UFC I should look at where this happens a lot?
Lard-ass said:Its kinda hard to explain, but another way is to lay your forarm across on top of his biceps/elbow, your forearm parallell to the floor, your elbow on the outside of his, and your fist on the inside of his arm, GRAB your wrist with your other hand, NOW can apply all your BW on his biceps/elbow pushing him downwards, the opponent will go down, kneeing on the floor (if he doesnt let go of your neck). the trick to put your arm, not in the elbowpit (or whatyoucallitinenglish) but the end of his biceps, where is hurts.
Another way is to push with your hand on the outside of his elbow, push inwards, now the oppionent is momentarily out of balance, you can slip in with your other shoulder and grab him,(thus, breaking his clinch) so your
Cross facing is my preferred method of escaping the clinch. I'm not that good at defending it and I need to learn more.NoSmilez said:there are many methods but i like the one where i put my right arm over his arms and towards his necks and pull away with my shoulders when he is trying to pull my head down.