Black Grappling Miguel Torres, Is Frank Mir right in calling him the best pound for pound fighter in the world today?
Miguel Torres, 35 fights 2 losses....over half his wins are by submission and most of his fights end in first round tap outs or K.O's. Countless opponents have had their faces beat. Torres has superb stand up with both orthodox Muay Thai style MMA and some out of the blue Jeet Kune Do style moves fighters seldom see coming. It's also common to see fighters avoid the ground like shark infested water with to avoid grappling the Jiu Jitsu Black belt Torres more often than not, letting him stand back up after backing away from him..... Not to mention he is been a WEC champion for so long, that all he fights is No.1 contenders... no bum fights here. They had to start brining the freaking Japanese over to America for the soul purpose of challinging Torres! ...so why don't more people see him as the best p4p fighter?
you got everything there about him correct except he has one loss. but IMO alot of people do see him as one of the best p4p fighter. alot of websites and mags have him up there top 5 p4p fighter. thats pretty high for anybody, with only Fedor GSP and Anderson ahead of him. that says alot. of course there are some that have him top 10, still high IMO. lighter weights typically don't get the respect like the heavier weights do. always been that way. saying that, p4p started with the lighter weights cuz they were so small and technical they would be no way they could ever climb weight classes to fight the heavys. Bottom line is Miguel is up there and he is just now getting the recognition he deserves. he's talking about going up to 155 to start getting paid. he'll dominate there too IMO. Kid who?? lol
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Could a good Judo Black Belt hold there own grappling with a Black Belt in Jujitsu?
I've been training in Judo and Jujitsu and found that some Judo players are really skilled on the ground. It seems very common now for Judo players to cross train in Jujistu and to spend at least a 1/3 of the class on the matwork. I don't know if it is the same in all regions and clubs. I know some clubs even in my own area spend more time on matwork than other clubs. With the popularity on MMA and jujitsu I just think the trend has been to go to more matwork and maybe the Judo players are catching up? Or maybe the Jujistsu fighters will almost always beat the Judo guys on the ground?
Judo is a fantastic art, in my experience a skilled judo player will have the advantage on a juijitsu trained person.
However If the Judo player has no experience in practical application of Judo techniques in real life situations, or again does not know the tools of juijitsu and how to be wary of them then some of the quick applications of juijitsu groundwork may be effective. As could any technique.
The only judo trained player I have seen in action was from a third world country where he had ample experience in using judo to protect his health, i do not think any juijitsu player would have stood a chance against him.
In my eyes its impossible to say this stystem over this one, it is often more a case of the player. Juijitsu certainly has some technical advantages on the ground as does judo when standing
however this means very little, its all very hypothetical
if opposing players trained in each squared up, they would surely be aware of the strengths and weaknesses that each style potentially has, and do thier best to try and avoid these
mat work is not very good if the judo master has just thrown you fifteen feet into a tree
The columnist was “Martin Lukes”, who was actually a fake CEO/columnist, probably written by Lucy Kellaway, for the Financial Times. Martin Lukes was intended as a parody of the type, then they killed him off, Conrad Black style.
Christine: You're right. So if we also include Danny Boudreau from Nnew Brunswick, that's 12 francophone acts out of 22. That certainly does “reflect” both official languages. What it does not reflect is anything resembling Canada.
September 7th, 2010 at 3:06 pm
September 11th, 2010 at 10:49 am
Ryan,
The columnist was “Martin Lukes”, who was actually a fake CEO/columnist, probably written by Lucy Kellaway, for the Financial Times. Martin Lukes was intended as a parody of the type, then they killed him off, Conrad Black style.
Christine: You're right. So if we also include Danny Boudreau from Nnew Brunswick, that's 12 francophone acts out of 22. That certainly does “reflect” both official languages. What it does not reflect is anything resembling Canada.