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www.SCIENTIFICWRESTLING.com The gloves are coming! – Part 1
Many people still believe that the introduction of the Marquis of Queensberry rules boxing has become strong and "civilized", crawling with the idea of "fighting bareknuckle.
Only the word of "bareknuckle" fire automatically preconceived ideas of what is extremely violent, even before they really know what is to happen effectively. Here are some facts that many do not know.
Although most of what appears to be a battle, in the case of the gloves cause more damage to a hunter who has just been beaten with a bare fist. Yes, there are many cuts, bruises and swelling of the face, obviously, be produced from being on the receiving end of these strikes, and there will be many more blood free the impression that it is violent and dangerous. Let's erase this stereotype once and for all.
Being beaten with a glove, the damage to the exterior of the head appears to be safe. However, the damage is taken into his brain. Of course, if you want a successful promotion in which some viewers may get more and more fans hardcore manic and entering your product, it would be useful to identify the safest "image and go with the gloves.
When it comes to selling a television program, for some strange reason, that makes sense to me, it was more important to make the safest product that actually seems to go back to educate viewers and be safe. God forbid he actually did more to ensure a boxing helmet, etc, just for the fans who attend events in which a large percentage of the viewers are colleagues, friends and family more exposure "to" true. "
That's what all politicians those who have never been involved with the game in any way, shape or form considered MMA and similar contests, pressing for solutions in the small gloves that do not only more dangerous, but actually allow participants most affected without hurting their hands just to add to the equation fatal.
Without doing any homework, they have abused their power for many of these MMA events more dangerous, which is exactly the opposite of its original objectives. Can wreak havoc on a pair of gloves from 6 to 8 oz You could kill someone who is struggling with something a notch above a pair of gloves to hold on to bag a split second to a position on the impact of the beneficiaries to absorb much more than a conflict instead of being partly diverted when he went after first contact, throwing the blow need not fear of hurting your own hand or wrist due to the protection and be activated to fly at will.
Do not believe me? Look around. How many people were "Punch-Drunk" of MMA barefisted compared to the number of people in boxing or kick-boxing? Why is that trained professionals get boxer claw while a group of young people in primary schools get into fights every day in the yard would end without visible brain lesions when multiple hundreds of "bareknuckle" fight throughout their school careers? Not to mention that in MMA or in a street fight or bar brawl that the fight is almost as long, and certainly not for 10, 12 or 15 or more rounds in boxing. I do boxing for one year only (You want to work in the protection of the head, a kind of an extra-curricular activities add to my arsenal), 3 sets of several minutes was the standard combat / competition. I've never been or seen a fight that lasted more one minute, and the few times that has about a minute (or seemed to go very long, but was probably much shorter), which was long, it felt like eternity!
"Bareknuckle" and "no rules" scary? The idea of the gloves and really scared me a lot of rules. "Rules to protect me?" Dame a break. The more rules you have, and the fight, the more damage you receive. Take a look at boxing, no elbows, knees or feet, no shots, ground fighting or without comments. While the combinations may be infinite, is basically limited to a Joint Appeals Board, a right hook and an uppercut. You have, 4 account. It takes longer to put someone with a limited collection of weapons. Indeed, with the introduction of the rope to break the traditional professional wrestling, matches the style of Bushido lasted much longer than the typical MMA style of play to be more stringent in many respects. Of course, we must protect our guys, and we were very far to do the same. And I'm happy to say that no one has been maimed, paralyzed or disabled.
We have our share of broken fingers, broken in the nose, cheeks, neck badly, dislocated joints, knees and blew, and so on. All I'm saying is that we have been quite reasonable enough rules to control the action so as not to get out of hand. As they were "wrestling" We had the perfect excuse to get rid of head injuries. Nobody not to condemn boxing moves to allow foot or submission holds, right? Which resolved a dispute over gloves vs bare fist, we have removed two, at least in the UWFi.
Of course, we quickly discovered that the heel of the hand / open hand strikes, in many cases was even more powerful than a shot gun, but the damage much less repetitive strikes and a glove to cause brain damage. We have had less serious injuries than boxing or other wrestling type styles that are more suited to entertainment in the form of fire style. We had protective equipment on the shins of the fighters who wanted to practice kicks (which was in our rules that kick in "throw the shoes" or shin guards are mandatory.)
It was like a boxing glove tibia, but not block protection while kicking an opponent and only eliminate much of the sting of a kick barefoot. What is this safer than a glove? Well, first, most of the kicks were low kicks.
Then come the middle kicks. The leg kicks were a necessary strategy and a large portion of hash or someone to launch other movements, but there is much less chance of brain damage caused by a low kick repetitive gloved fists on the head. We were also a point system that automatically would stop a fight if someone was completely dominated, and in rare cases where the arbitrator did tend to stop before that time comes. Yes, there was the KO of high kicks, but not repetitive blows to the head kicks.
End of Part I-
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