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1) headbutts are a brutal weapon, but you can rattle yourself if you land them wrong, I recently split someone from eyebrow to hairline with a headbutt and knocked them out for several minutes. It was also the first time I have had a minor concussion.
2) If you feel the need to fight, breaking knuckles is the least of your concerns.
3) I don't kick in brawls, but I had a mate that had no formal training and he used to knock people out frequently with head kicks in street fights. It can be dangerous but it can work, it really depends on what your most comfortable throwing.
4) it's best to avoid grappling, but it's nearly impossible in a brawl. I have had to use some wrestling in most of the serious fights I have been in.
5) use what ever method avoids the most damage, a lot of street fights happen in confined spaces where footwork isn't much of an option.
6) keep your hands open so you can make use of bricks and broken bottles. Just kidding it's all about style and what your most comfortable with.
7) if somebody tells you size doesn't matter they are probably selling something. I have had a few fights against bigger people and multiple opponents and I can tell you now it isn't easy. one bloke I fought was so much heavier, that I ended up underneath when I dropped him, just because he was hanging on to my shirt.
P.s the best skill is avoidance, unless you really like small rooms and lots of male company. I nearly went to jail for a fight that I had with multiple people because of the damage that I did, even though I was on my own and there was several of them. Assault occasioning bodily harm, and grievous bodily harm are not terms you what to become familiar with.
Yeah, generally I agree with you in every point. By the way- I have also seen people who kick very high without any training. I also was a flexible guy without much training before starting to train harder