yeah, I'm definitely for that in some positions; what I'd hate to see is someone's career to get injured from getting knee piledrived/n/?I'm certainly in favor of knees to a grounded opponent and it seems like the rules are slowly softening on that as well, I believe that's a fair compromise IMO.
That's simply the price one has to pay when they're involved in MMA though. Having said that, I think the probability is a lot less than a soccer kick. The KO that Roger Huerta suffered when he fought that one guy (can't remember the name) in ONE FC comes to mind.yeah, I'm definitely for that in some positions; what I'd hate to see is someone's career to get injured from getting knee piledrived/n/?
What happens when they dont fall down and the ref dont care and the corner seems to have lost their towel?
These types of KOs are rare. Usually, we get the guy that goes down hard and is immediately hitting a double on Dan Miragliotta.Yeah I meant clear finishes. Where was this guy ever gonna recover here. How much time did the other guy have to notice it running at him.
True, golf clubs are more effective than hitting someone with just your fistsSome people should stick to golf
They all know when their opponent is unconscious fully. I've never heard a fighter say "I didn't know they were out" in response to followup strikes. Some of them even acknowledge that they knew it was over but defer to the referee to stop it.
A TKO kind of necessarily requires a sustained attack but the fallen tree KOs with extra punches can be prevented. They just have to be aware of the situation.