Paddy the Baddy beats up 10 Marines. LOL.
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Low speed training....LOTS of video editing....(golf clap)
Low speed, Marines used nothing that hurts on the pussy. Offer each person a Kbar, watch Patty run for the door.
Let Paddy demonstrate his technique against an M2 flamethrower.
That was a wrestling match, not a fight........no gouging of the eyes, no squeeze of anyones nut sack.............a fight is a whole different animal.......
Straight from eye gouging to nut sack squeezing....hmmm
If it is a fight, there is nothing fair about it...........
Everyone knows the eyes are the groin of the head.
If anyone in here thinks anyone in that room would beat a professional MMA fighter and BJJ blackbelt, you're on crack. Especially if they were allowed striking too, most would have been slept or tapped. Now, throw weapons in the mix, it's different. But if u think any of those marines didn't want to be the one to tap Paddy, you're also on Crack. 10 rounds with 10 dudes is a typical Shark Tank in BJJ. I would've been shocked and very impressed if any 1 of the marines got the best of him.
Understood, but u don't think he can do the same thing? Bottom line, starting from the standing, they wouldnt be able to put hands on him.
That’s like saying an certain rifle match had a unknown format hence any training or practise is useless.
Pretty much every bloke seems to think they are born with certain skills like fighting, it’s bullshit.
Seriously ?
How long has this "Paddy" dude been practicing this shit....5...10 years ?
How long have these Marines been practicing it ? all day ?
It was a classroom demonstration, nothing more.
Rules were in play.
There are ZERO rules in a fight and sneaky tricks and backstabbing are keys to winning.
If this was not a classroom and happened in an alley behind a bar, bet your ass Paddy would be sucking asphalt doing a lip stand on the alley floor.
Of course you've already shown your phan boi 'ism.
In the 50s and 60s it was boxing.
In the 70s and 80s it was PKA (professional karate association).
90s till roughly now it's MMA.
What will it be in a few more years ?
Shirley (sic) you don't think MMA is the end all be all....because if you do, you're dead fucking wrong.
You guys are being too nice.
The marine corps martial art program is stupid.
Up until about black belt and back belt instructor.
Keep in mind, it’s an elective thing. Most guys waste time going up belts for promotion. That’s it.
It’s not a daily training for most. If your a competitive fighter, like that’s what you do….then going up against some green belt motor T fag is going to be a cake walk.
You’re literally grappling a mechanic who took a 4 day course 3 times.
The marine corps martial art program is stupid.
Up until about black belt and back belt instructor.
Keep in mind, it’s an elective thing. Most guys waste time going up belts for promotion. That’s it.
It’s not a daily training for most. If your a competitive fighter, like that’s what you do….then going up against some green belt motor T fag is going to be a cake walk.
You’re literally grappling a mechanic who took a 4 day course 3 times.
He was just interviewing Jocko on a podcast. He's been doing it since 2010....starting at the age of 15.
But whatever....you can wargame a scenario any way you want to make one side sound more badass than the other.
He's in an alley getting stomped by Marines for speaking inarticulate to them and his girlfriend pulls a gun and canoes two of the 4 commandos in utter terror for her boyfriend's life. The remaining two Marines ass fuck each other at gun point till the cops show up. Nobody trained for a late arriving side chick with a gun. And nobody brought condoms. They all suck and fuck them all.
Above scenario is doubtful……
Somebody had condoms ….. they simply chose to go bareback.
I bet the Marines could have used a badass like paddy while going door to door in Fallujah.
Yes a full time BJJ or even a wrestler will have an advantage over most Marines. Most of the Marines were probably athletes of varying sports but not trained fighters.
Now let's compare a day trader to the guy on Wall Street.
Yes a full time BJJ or even a wrestler will have an advantage over most Marines. Most of the Marines were probably athletes of varying sports but not trained fighters.
Now let's compare a day trader to the guy on Wall Street.
This is the kind of logic people that don't know how to fight use because knowing how quickly and easily even a small female trained martial artist would destroy them would shatter an ego built on a life's worth of fantasy and delusion.
Guess who else can use "tricks"?
lol. ok.
Ive seen a total of 2 of Paddy's fights (dont even know his last name). The fact is, he fights for a living, every day. These Marines dont.
I bet you think active duty snipers are the best shooters in the world too.
This. Marines are not "martial artists". Each Marine is an actual 'weapons system' and must demonstrate proficient knowledge with all of the weapons that they will be issued, as well multi-environment combat tactics, and hi tech stuff as well. Lets do this match again in a combat simulation environment, with paintball guns and grenades, training knives, and a course with buildings and vehicles lying about, and see how well Paddy does...
Some of yall are being silly.
Lets look at this for what it is and its purpose.
A marine/soldier is not a fighter. They are warriors. Trained to kill in combat situations. A combat situation typically has weaponry involved but may require H2H as well. The DOD, when searching for higher training, typically will contract a civilian specialist to administer training in said area of expertise (Think Jacob Bynum at RO or Brian Morgan at HatCreek). What you saw was a civilian training marines in H2H combat. If any of those marines were more proficient at H2H combat than the civilian they brought in, the DOD picked the wrong civilian to contract. Im not saying that Paddy was contracted but the same principle applies. With that said, they did not bring Paddy in to train edge weapon training, grenade throwing, laser blasting, nunchuck fighting, bow staff skills, or anything else you guys are bringing up. Now, you put him or really any other professional fighter against any of those marines in a H2H situation, its going to quickly turn into a marines face to the floor situation. 10 out of 10 times. If it wasn't a training situation and eye pokes, fish hooks, ball grabs, dick strokes, or whatever else you want, why would said MMA fighter have to abide by MMA rules when the marine didnt?? In all actuality, it wouldnt even get to that point before they got obliterated. Thats just the facts. Like it or love it, its the reality.
Lets look at this for what it is and its purpose.
A marine/soldier is not a fighter. They are warriors. Trained to kill in combat situations. A combat situation typically has weaponry involved but may require H2H as well. The DOD, when searching for higher training, typically will contract a civilian specialist to administer training in said area of expertise (Think Jacob Bynum at RO or Brian Morgan at HatCreek). What you saw was a civilian training marines in H2H combat. If any of those marines were more proficient at H2H combat than the civilian they brought in, the DOD picked the wrong civilian to contract. Im not saying that Paddy was contracted but the same principle applies. With that said, they did not bring Paddy in to train edge weapon training, grenade throwing, laser blasting, nunchuck fighting, bow staff skills, or anything else you guys are bringing up. Now, you put him or really any other professional fighter against any of those marines in a H2H situation, its going to quickly turn into a marines face to the floor situation. 10 out of 10 times. If it wasn't a training situation and eye pokes, fish hooks, ball grabs, dick strokes, or whatever else you want, why would said MMA fighter have to abide by MMA rules when the marine didnt?? In all actuality, it wouldnt even get to that point before they got obliterated. Thats just the facts. Like it or love it, its the reality.
Years ago there was a little board game place beside my BJJ gym in a strip mall. We called the board gamers "wizards". They were pretty cool and we're all nerds so we all got along.
A particular wizard started standing outside the glass staring in, day after day, for a week or so.
One day we were doing situation rounds starting from side control.
We saw said starring wizard watching awkwardly outside, so one of my buddies, a friendly outgoing character, went outside to chat and invite him in to train.
They start chatting and wizard tells my buddy, serious as a heart attack- "I saw how you let that that other guy hold you down. I just wouldn't let another man do that to me.“ "Oh yea?" Says my buddy, calm, kind, and curious. "How would you get out?"
"I'd blade my hand, stab it into his chest cavity, and rip out his spleen"
"Damn bro, that would suck! Have a good one"
People are totally delusional about their hand to hand abilities. Especially the “I've won 50 street fights“ type.
Nobody watches PGA and just assumes they'd eagle a par 5 at Pebble Beach, but men have evolved to tell ourselves we'd totally kick ass in a fight. It's never not funny to hear once you've realized how far off folks are.
And yeah duh, weapons are different. The utility of hand to hand is pretty limited when everyone has a gun.
A particular wizard started standing outside the glass staring in, day after day, for a week or so.
One day we were doing situation rounds starting from side control.
We saw said starring wizard watching awkwardly outside, so one of my buddies, a friendly outgoing character, went outside to chat and invite him in to train.
They start chatting and wizard tells my buddy, serious as a heart attack- "I saw how you let that that other guy hold you down. I just wouldn't let another man do that to me.“ "Oh yea?" Says my buddy, calm, kind, and curious. "How would you get out?"
"I'd blade my hand, stab it into his chest cavity, and rip out his spleen"
"Damn bro, that would suck! Have a good one"
People are totally delusional about their hand to hand abilities. Especially the “I've won 50 street fights“ type.
Nobody watches PGA and just assumes they'd eagle a par 5 at Pebble Beach, but men have evolved to tell ourselves we'd totally kick ass in a fight. It's never not funny to hear once you've realized how far off folks are.
And yeah duh, weapons are different. The utility of hand to hand is pretty limited when everyone has a gun.
Years ago there was a little board game place beside my BJJ gym in a strip mall. We called the board gamers "wizards". They were pretty cool and we're all nerds so we all got along.
A particular wizard started standing outside the glass staring in, day after day, for a week or so.
One day we were doing situation rounds starting from side control.
We saw said starring wizard watching awkwardly outside, so one of my buddies, a friendly outgoing character, went outside to chat and invite him in to train.
They start chatting and wizard tells my buddy, serious as a heart attack- "I saw how you let that that other guy hold you down. I just wouldn't let another man do that to me.“ "Oh yea?" Says my buddy, calm, kind, and curious. "How would you get out?"
"I'd blade my hand, stab it into his chest cavity, and rip out his spleen"
"Damn bro, that would suck! Have a good one"
People are totally delusional about their hand to hand abilities. Especially the “I've won 50 street fights“ type.
Nobody watches PGA and just assumes they'd eagle a par 5 at Pebble Beach, but men have evolved to tell ourselves we'd totally kick ass in a fight. It's never not funny to hear once you've realized how far off folks are.
And yea duh, weapons are different. The utility of hand to hand is pretty limited when everyone has a gun.
Looking back at my life, i quickly came back down to earth regarding my ability to fight after about 6 months of training. Now, 2 years in, if i could go back in time and fight myself 3 years ago, the ass whoopin i would give my former self would be nothing short of Biblical. Ive only been training for 2 years about 2-3 times a week.. Now imagine someone who's been training for 15 years every day.. day in and day out. People really do think too much of their own ability when it comes to fighting. I have had my share of fights throughout my life. Took a few L's but got plenty of W's too. I quickly realized i didnt know what i didnt know. My first night on the mats showed me how helpless i was against someone who had been training for not a very long time. Nothing short of a toddler trying to fight a grown man.. I can't think of anything more humbling than a first year in BJJ.
"People think it dont be like that but it do."
Yea similar situation here. If there's one thing training for a couple years really teaches you, it's not to start shit with folks because the ego delusion is gone and you realize you're not the badass you once thought you were.
Carry a gun, avoid alcohol in public, deescalate until there's no other options, if possible run, if not, well . . .
Sad part is, this same story plays out again getting into USPSA and realizing I can't shoot worth a damn either
Carry a gun, avoid alcohol in public, deescalate until there's no other options, if possible run, if not, well . . .
Sad part is, this same story plays out again getting into USPSA and realizing I can't shoot worth a damn either
Interesting.
It's quite common to make the news, that MMA fighters fuck people the fuck up in street fights all the time.
