Boxing or Taekwondo? There's only one right answer.
Boxing or Taekwondo? There's only one right answer
Cooper Taylor
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Jackson Williams
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Julian Wright
And it's MMA to ragdoll any of these fools.
Sebastian Taylor
tae kwon do
Jayden Ward
Kickboxing
Jordan Stewart
70% boxing, 30% boxing
but wrestling/grappling is way way more important than both of those
Landon Perez
Both have their advantages.
Tae Kwon Do is based for leg striking distance but if a boxer can come at fist striking distance he'll wreck the TKD guy.
What is most important in martial arts is to be able to work at leg distance, fist distance and grappling.
Grappling guys tend to rush on you to grab you and if you only know TKD or boxing you're gonna be completely fucked up.
Brayden Reed
Gun
Hudson Clark
taekwondo easily.
boxing is for knuckleheads
Gavin Morris
Where is grappling more important? In mma yes. In real life? LMAO! You never wanna go to the ground in a street fight unless it's a 1v1 in an isolated place and the other guy has no weapons. Boxing is slightly better in a real life scenario.
Jaxon Harris
Most street fights are one of the guy giving 1 or 2 punches and then rush to grab you. A grappler can wreck a boxer if he can't be maintained at fist striking distance.
Most street grappling is throwing you to the ground and punching your face while being on top of you. Not MMA-like retard
Ethan Anderson
Kudo
Jeremiah Ortiz
Muay Thai.
Julian Young
Every irl fight ends up on the ground
Liam Martin
You messing with Korean men? Kekwondo is the real deal, bitch. *spinny kek kick*
Bentley Ross
Is Taekwondo fraudest shit ever? It looks even faker than chink martial arts.
Austin Perry
ㅇㅇ
Owen Phillips
Carson Martinez
Judo vs. Taekwondo
Round 1!
Jordan White
>that tapping out in the cuckest form
Austin Gonzalez
Joshua Hughes
カンフーにボコボコにされたテコンドー動画はよ
Ian Miller
In real life self-defense any kind of wrestling/grappling/judo is probably going to be the most effective. The problem with both boxing and taekwondo is that you constantly need to keep a distance or you're not going to be able to do anything. Any grappler will just instantly rush you and not give you a chance to deliver any blows, and when you're on the ground you're done for.
My roommate who's a brown belt has used judo for self defense several times, it's always over in about 10 sec because he just puts them in an arm-lock and they're finished unless they're stupid enough to resist and end up with a broken arm.
Thomas Diaz
boxing
there's a reason why street niggas went to boxing gyms and not gay kicks gyms or wrestling gyms
plus taekwondo spawned hwoarang which is the bitchest tekken character that ever existed
Caleb Gray
pity real life fights aren't 1 vs 1 most of the time
good luck taking someone down and getting your head kicked by his friend
Nolan Wilson
Of course if you're going 1v2/3/4 and use judo you're going to get fucked up, maybe boxers or taekwondo practitioners would fare a little better in those situations but I kind of doubt the result would be much different. Afaik there's no real way to deal with getting surrounded in a fight, no matter how good your boxing skills is you can't magically knock out someone who jumps you from behind while his mate kicks you in the stomach.
Henry Flores
ok lets go 5v5. bring your friends who know how to box or whatever and ill bring my friends who know how to MMA.
Ryan Brooks
What are you talking about? boxing has plenty of videos of its effectiveness in street fights. youtube.com
Carter Thompson
Yea against an non-fighter opponent in a 1v1 I'm sure the boxer wins close to 100% of the time, but if that other person takes it to the ground the boxer doesn't really have any other advantage anymore, except for the basics of all martial arts which is physical conditioning.
The fundamental advantage of grappling in self-defense is control, I can't really imagine a situation where a grappler wouldn't just immediately put someone one a hold and make them forfeit or choke them out in a 1v1. It's just easier to execute if you know what you're doing.
Plus, martial arts like Judo reduces the disadvantage of size and physical strength which have been demonstrated many times in professional sports. Smaller judo practitioners have beaten bigger opponents consistently while this is a bigger problem for boxers since they need to keep a certain distance, in which reach suddenly becomes a factor. Reach isn't as big of a deal for grappler since they're just going to rush in close immediately anyway.
Christian Thomas
what do you mean by "non fighter" opponent? you mean if a boxer was fighting a grappler yeah hell lose. but the first instinct of most people isn't to immediately go to the ground but start punching, which a boxer can take out no problem.
Oliver Richardson
taekwondo is retarded, limiting to kicks, holy shit.
>grabs your leg
>kicks your ground leg
>gets in close range
>grapples you
cool martial arts manga:
holyland, shamo, all rounder meguru, teppuu(ended abruptly)