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whitesword

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"Ryu & Sagat's origin?" , posted Wed 1 Oct 11:42

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"aerial triple kick" = Tatsumakisenpu Kyaku?

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Time Mage

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"Re(1):Ryu & Sagat's origin?" , posted Wed 1 Oct 12:24

It's a very interesting read. I think I saw the origins of Ryu and Sagat vaguely in other place, so this more or less confirms it.

However, the most interesting part, in my opinion, is seeing the dominance of jiujitsu (basically, judo + hitting techniques) in the "real" fights. Being a judo practitioner, it's great to see that jiujitsu is so strong!

orochichris
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"Re(2):Ryu & Sagat's origin?" , posted Wed 1 Oct 14:14

I think Jujitsu (sp), particularly the 'Brazilian' type used by the Gracie family, has (had?) been dominant for a few years, at least in the UFC world. It's pretty cool to watch, too, IMO. I've only really kind of 'dabbled' in judo myself, so I guess that's why I like the Gracie style so much. ^_^;

Ironically enough, I don't particularly like using grappling characters in fighting games except Shermie, and even then she only uses mostly wrestling-type grapples. Oh well....

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Oroch

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"Re(3):Ryu & Sagat's origin?" , posted Wed 1 Oct 14:59

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I think Jujitsu (sp), particularly the 'Brazilian' type used by the Gracie family, has (had?) been dominant for a few years, at least in the UFC world. It's pretty cool to watch, too, IMO. I've only really kind of 'dabbled' in judo myself, so I guess that's why I like the Gracie style so much. ^_^;

Ironically enough, I don't particularly like using grappling characters in fighting games except Shermie, and even then she only uses mostly wrestling-type grapples. Oh well....

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Luisinan

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"Re(4):Ryu & Sagat's origin?" , posted Wed 1 Oct 15:31

I hope the following comment doesn't spark a discussion on fighting styles but anyway...

It only makes sense that Judo is such an effective fighting style. Most fights become tussling/wrestling fests. Not discrediting other fight styles but really, most fights end up in grabs and holds.

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Toxico

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"Re(5):Ryu & Sagat's origin?" , posted Wed 1 Oct 18:41

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It only makes sense that Judo is such an effective fighting style. Most fights become tussling/wrestling fests. Not discrediting other fight styles but really, most fights end up in grabs and holds.

TV shows you that fighting is a "polite form" of solving problems; you stand far from your enemy and he 'respect your space' while fighting. When you actually engage in combat you realize that reality is far from what they shown, specially if you are outnumbered, most commoners choose to throw themselves to fight like a hungry animal rotten with blood lust.
Thus why is that I believe that fighting styles that enphatise close fighting techniques are more successful; I mean, nothing can get you the edge over a person that quickly knocking him down.

... Well, but that's the few experiences I got in my former "gang memeber" life; since these where the conjetures of a small & inmature child they could be wrong.

Monkey told you that.

justicekyo

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"Re(1):Ryu & Sagat's origin?" , posted Thu 2 Oct 08:15

quote:
Link Here

"aerial triple kick" = Tatsumakisenpu Kyaku?

Yoshiji Soeno, the "Tiger of Kyokushin" (paired with the equally famous Terutomo Yamazaki, known as the "Dragon of Kyokushin")

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Iron D

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"Re(6):Ryu & Sagat's origin?" , posted Thu 2 Oct 12:24

quote:
It only makes sense that Judo is such an effective fighting style. Most fights become tussling/wrestling fests. Not discrediting other fight styles but really, most fights end up in grabs and holds.

TV shows you that fighting is a "polite form" of solving problems; you stand far from your enemy and he 'respect your space' while fighting. When you actually engage in combat you realize that reality is far from what they shown, specially if you are outnumbered, most commoners choose to throw themselves to fight like a hungry animal rotten with blood lust.
Thus why is that I believe that fighting styles that enphatise close fighting techniques are more successful; I mean, nothing can get you the edge over a person that quickly knocking him down.

... Well, but that's the few experiences I got in my former "gang memeber" life; since these where the conjetures of a small & inmature child they could be wrong.

Monkey told you that.

Toxico. You rock man.

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