Never Surrender: The Eight Greatest Technical Submissions of All Time |
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Cagepotatos top 8 subs!
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Post #1 4/28/09 10:39:42AM
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The Anti-pansy
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I love the writeups that they have for each video.
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Post #2 4/28/09 11:41:30AM
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warglory
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That's a terrible, terrible list. Mir-Sylvia as the great technical submission? Come on.
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Post #3 4/28/09 12:46:46PM
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haggiswashere
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Posted by warglory
That's a terrible, terrible list. Mir-Sylvia as the great technical submission? Come on.
I agree. It was brutal but not so technical...
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Post #4 4/28/09 9:06:27PM
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Jackelope
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I don't know... it was pretty amazing when it happened. At the time Tim Sylvia was wrecking everyone, and Mir pulled it off so fast people barely knew what happened. The most amazing thing was that Tim refused to admit his arm was broken, he wanted to continue fighting. To me that was pretty awesome when it happened
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Post #5 4/28/09 9:35:26PM
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haggiswashere
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Posted by Jackelope
I don't know... it was pretty amazing when it happened. At the time Tim Sylvia was wrecking everyone, and Mir pulled it off so fast people barely knew what happened. The most amazing thing was that Tim refused to admit his arm was broken, he wanted to continue fighting. To me that was pretty awesome when it happened
No one doubted its awesomeness. Just the technical-ness(?) of it.
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Post #6 4/28/09 11:04:28PM
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Jackelope
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Posted by haggiswashere
Posted by Jackelope
I don't know... it was pretty amazing when it happened. At the time Tim Sylvia was wrecking everyone, and Mir pulled it off so fast people barely knew what happened. The most amazing thing was that Tim refused to admit his arm was broken, he wanted to continue fighting. To me that was pretty awesome when it happened
No one doubted its awesomeness. Just the technical-ness(?) of it.
A technical submission is any submission in which the referee has to step in because the fighter does not tap. Much the same as a technical knock out is any KO in which the ref has to step in because a fighter is not defending himself properly. It has nothing to deal with the technique used to put the submission on.
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Post #7 4/28/09 11:39:37PM
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Amigop
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damn that guilltione looked nasty. it hurt to watch it
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Post #8 4/29/09 1:01:19AM
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Jackelope
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You can actually get an even sicker takedown to a d'arce from a front choke like that. It's pretty much like breaking the dude's neck, lol
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Post #9 4/29/09 9:21:39AM
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JimiMak
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Posted by Jackelope
Posted by haggiswashere
Posted by Jackelope
I don't know... it was pretty amazing when it happened. At the time Tim Sylvia was wrecking everyone, and Mir pulled it off so fast people barely knew what happened. The most amazing thing was that Tim refused to admit his arm was broken, he wanted to continue fighting. To me that was pretty awesome when it happened
No one doubted its awesomeness. Just the technical-ness(?) of it.
A technical submission is any submission in which the referee has to step in because the fighter does not tap. Much the same as a technical knock out is any KO in which the ref has to step in because a fighter is not defending himself properly. It has nothing to deal with the technique used to put the submission on.
Thanks Jack, I was about to write the same thing.
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Post #10 4/29/09 4:51:12PM
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haggiswashere
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Posted by Jackelope
Posted by haggiswashere
Posted by Jackelope
I don't know... it was pretty amazing when it happened. At the time Tim Sylvia was wrecking everyone, and Mir pulled it off so fast people barely knew what happened. The most amazing thing was that Tim refused to admit his arm was broken, he wanted to continue fighting. To me that was pretty awesome when it happened
No one doubted its awesomeness. Just the technical-ness(?) of it.
A technical submission is any submission in which the referee has to step in because the fighter does not tap. Much the same as a technical knock out is any KO in which the ref has to step in because a fighter is not defending himself properly. It has nothing to deal with the technique used to put the submission on.
Oh ok my mistake.
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Post #11 4/29/09 7:49:28PM
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mentalcase
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Dan Miller vs. Dave Phillips
wow holy fuken **** man
it looked like he fuken decapitated him
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Post #12 4/29/09 7:59:08PM
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Jackelope
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Posted by haggiswashere
Posted by Jackelope
Posted by haggiswashere
Posted by Jackelope
I don't know... it was pretty amazing when it happened. At the time Tim Sylvia was wrecking everyone, and Mir pulled it off so fast people barely knew what happened. The most amazing thing was that Tim refused to admit his arm was broken, he wanted to continue fighting. To me that was pretty awesome when it happened
No one doubted its awesomeness. Just the technical-ness(?) of it.
A technical submission is any submission in which the referee has to step in because the fighter does not tap. Much the same as a technical knock out is any KO in which the ref has to step in because a fighter is not defending himself properly. It has nothing to deal with the technique used to put the submission on.
Oh ok my mistake.
NP, it's easy wording to misconstrue
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Post #13 4/29/09 10:14:41PM
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GDK
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I was happy to see Saku Renzo so far up
But there were a few great ones missing
Shungo Oyama is always great for a never say die attitude
Against wallid Ismail
And against Ryan Gracie
Granted he didn't have time to tap against Ryan but he took it like a man
And any time Misaki gets choked out it is a credit to his samurai spirit
I remember a time when Marquart Broke his arm and he he got up and tried to kick him in the head
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Post #14 4/30/09 8:25:41AM
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GDK
MMA Regular
Career record: 840-618
Season: 12-3 (#1553)
Location: Sydney
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Come to think of it
Rickson Gracie Vs Masakatsu Funaki
Is the greatest Tech Sub of all time
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Post #15 4/30/09 8:55:50AM
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