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When you miss with the right or left low kick am i right in saying that it should be followed by a spinning backfist to cover your mistake.Let me know what you think
CowboyPete said:Be able to attack from any position and throw a blow when the opportunity presents itself, not when you plan for it to happen.
CowboyPete said:The thing about something like that is people will practice the move and do it whenever they miss a low kick or the like. I've seen plenty of examples of people throwing a high kick, mid kick and low kick and following it up with some prepackaged spinning something or other move. You can always tell they've practiced the combo and it almost always hits air. The thing about the Rutten-Shamrock backhand is Rutten saw that he was coming in for a takedown after he missed the kick so he smacked the teeth out of his mouth. The moral of the story? Be able to attack from any position and throw a blow when the opportunity presents itself, not when you plan for it to happen.
stewy37 said:Didn't Yves Edwards KO someone with the missed roundhouse-backfist combo? Beautiful knockout.
stewy37 said:Hmm. That's not the fight I'm thinking of (great knockout though). Maybe it was a different fighter, but the one I'm thinking of had a low roundhouse miss. When his opponent moved in he got caught on the button with the forearm of a spinning backfist. I think it's on Ultimate Knockouts 1 or 2, which I don't have access to right now. Maybe someone else knows what fight I'm thinking of?