why capoeira is an under-represented martial art in the UFC September 01, 2008 Share Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps Share Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps Comments Kevin O'Shea9/03/2008 1:13 AMNaturally. That's because face-punch cancels out Capoeria.Unless the enemy has studied his Agrippa... which that guy hadn't.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplybwana9/03/2008 8:01 PMI'm not left-handed.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyweezie9/04/2008 12:29 AMThat's from a movie called "Never Back Down" which I happened to watch last night. Sort of a modern day Karate Kid and not a bad movie at all.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplybwana9/04/2008 12:31 AMDarn it! From the lack of editing, poor lighting, and weird angle, I assumed it was footage from a street fight event.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAdd commentLoad more... Post a Comment
Naturally. That's because face-punch cancels out Capoeria.
ReplyDeleteUnless the enemy has studied his Agrippa... which that guy hadn't.
I'm not left-handed.
ReplyDeleteThat's from a movie called "Never Back Down" which I happened to watch last night. Sort of a modern day Karate Kid and not a bad movie at all.
ReplyDeleteDarn it! From the lack of editing, poor lighting, and weird angle, I assumed it was footage from a street fight event.
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