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Craig W
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Anyone know of any sites with a good forum?

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hard stuff mai thai boxing, trained with the old uk champions at their gym in orpington right tuff cunts.
Craig W
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Hard but good, very effective. Best striking art there is
Simon L
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aye, done it for 2 years and a bit! :-)
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wasnt all that when compared to tai quan do though was it! dont really rate it myself.

[Edited on 22-05-2003 by RobHardyUK]
Craig W
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Ive done both Tae Kwon Do & Thai Boxing - Thai is far superior in every aspect.
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do not agree
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Have a fight about it

Who wins, disciplin is superior
RobHardyUK
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with tae kwon do it all depends on if ur good or not, if u aint a knife u aint gonna cut the meat.
Craig W
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quote:
Originally posted by RobHardyUK
do not agree


Please explain?
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I'll ask my flat mate when he gets back... he's on some forum all the time... "KO Kickboxing" or something...
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quote:
Originally posted by Craig W
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Originally posted by RobHardyUK
do not agree


Please explain?


Personal opinion. You stick the best of both in the same cage i know who will be fitter and who will walk out. Does Muay tai have any greats? nada i can think of in comparison.
Craig W
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Mate you couldn't even spell it right, in your first post you spelt it 'tai quan do'
Tae Kwon Do is basically a kicking art, mainly snap kicks. A Thai fighter would demolish a Tae Kwon Do fighter.
Tim, there's quite a bit of difference even between Thai & kickboxing.
Craig W
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Do your home-work - there are many great legendary Thai fighters.
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we will c in K-1 this year what is better.... oh shit Muay tai isnt even in it. doh.
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id love to actually go and watch it, in tokyo this year though :-(
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My flat mate does Muay Thai... I do know the diff... just think the site caters for lots of people...

[Edited on 22-05-2003 by Tim]
Craig W
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Tae Kwon Do figter in K1?

K1 Champ - Matt Skelton (Thai)
Eval Denton (Thai)
K1 J-MAX champ - Masato (Thai)
Ernesto Hoost (Thai)

That's just off the top of my head.
Craig W
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Why are you thanking me Tim? I was merely going by your initial reply, that's all.
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thai fighters can only fight close range, it is very rare to see thai fighters with a long range, which is why in Ultimate fighting, cage fights etc kickboxers, Tae Kwondo people come out on top, but must admit watching Muay thai is very enjoyable, and they are tough!!
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k it's just I wouldn't reply to a Muay Thai Boxing thread about my flat mate if he didn't do it
Craig W
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Thai can fight long & close range. UFC & cage fighting is mostly close range, not long range - which is why grapplers and the likes of the Grace's usually win.
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so why do most thai fighters clinch, and use elbows and knees, they arent long range shots.
as for UFC, i was talking about thai and kickboxing match ups, we all know jiu jitsu comes out top majority of the time
Craig W
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Well then Tim you'll know Thai fighting is the best striking art
I'm not knocking Tae Kwon Do, i did it for a couple of years & fought at competition level.
Craig W
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SRi lad, yes Thai fighter are good close up with elbows & knee's etc - i'm just saying we can keep our distance using legs too.

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