Din Thomas

And I'll tell you right now, if you're doing Wing Chun- as something to add on, that's fun. But the trapping range, the grappling's right there. Anytime I got into a real fight, I'd start with a chain punch and then I'd do my double leg.

And I'll tell you right now, if you're doing Wing Chun- as something to add on, that's fun. But the trapping range, the grappling's right there. Anytime I got into a real fight, I'd start with a chain punch and then I'd do my double leg.

And I'll tell you right now, if you're doing Wing Chun- as something to add on, that's fun. But the trapping range, the grappling's right there. Anytime I got into a real fight, I'd start with a chain punch and then I'd do my double leg.

The difference is when you look at two Muay Thai guys get into a street fight, it'll probably look something like you're watching them in a Muay Thai fight. You put two Kung Fu masters in there, Wing Chun guys, it is the worst grappling match you've ever seen.

The difference is when you look at two Muay Thai guys get into a street fight, it'll probably look something like you're watching them in a Muay Thai fight. You put two Kung Fu masters in there, Wing Chun guys, it is the worst grappling match you've ever seen.

The difference is when you look at two Muay Thai guys get into a street fight, it'll probably look something like you're watching them in a Muay Thai fight. You put two Kung Fu masters in there, Wing Chun guys, it is the worst grappling match you've ever seen.

I go, that white belt's winning. Guys are dropping for ankle locks. It's fucking horrendous.

I go, that white belt's winning. Guys are dropping for ankle locks. It's fucking horrendous.

I go, that white belt's winning. Guys are dropping for ankle locks. It's fucking horrendous.

But I feel the Western boxing, like Longo got me, obviously, I had to learn on the job. Because it's different back in the day. Everybody had a specialty back then. When the UFC came out, everybody's like, oh, fuck all the striking. So I was like, in my mentality, I'm like, all right, I got to just close the distance. You can't trade. And then I had to relearn, like, no, no, no.

But I feel the Western boxing, like Longo got me, obviously, I had to learn on the job. Because it's different back in the day. Everybody had a specialty back then. When the UFC came out, everybody's like, oh, fuck all the striking. So I was like, in my mentality, I'm like, all right, I got to just close the distance. You can't trade. And then I had to relearn, like, no, no, no.

But I feel the Western boxing, like Longo got me, obviously, I had to learn on the job. Because it's different back in the day. Everybody had a specialty back then. When the UFC came out, everybody's like, oh, fuck all the striking. So I was like, in my mentality, I'm like, all right, I got to just close the distance. You can't trade. And then I had to relearn, like, no, no, no.

Sometimes you got to be in the fire and you have to learn those mechanics and whatnot.

Sometimes you got to be in the fire and you have to learn those mechanics and whatnot.

Sometimes you got to be in the fire and you have to learn those mechanics and whatnot.

Did he tip him back yesterday and then he said, Joe, give him a line, give him a call, maybe he wants to be on the show soon? Hey, how you going on there, by the way?

Did he tip him back yesterday and then he said, Joe, give him a line, give him a call, maybe he wants to be on the show soon? Hey, how you going on there, by the way?

Did he tip him back yesterday and then he said, Joe, give him a line, give him a call, maybe he wants to be on the show soon? Hey, how you going on there, by the way?

I like Mark Delegretti on season four. We didn't have set coaches. He was like an assistant coach, and he gave above and beyond for everybody.

I like Mark Delegretti on season four. We didn't have set coaches. He was like an assistant coach, and he gave above and beyond for everybody.