IkemenTommy wrote:I bet AO worships Seagal like god.
I have to acknowledge him as sempai of course, but that's as far as it goes.
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IkemenTommy wrote:I bet AO worships Seagal like god.
American Oyaji wrote:I have to acknowledge him as sempai of course, but that's as far as it goes.
You've got to admit that he's a pretty good shot though:IkemenTommy wrote:Seagal's aikido skills is probably top-notch but his acting skills....
Mike Oxlong wrote:
Mike Oxlong wrote:For all the bad things you can say about the guy, technically he's always looked pretty solid..
Samurai_Jerk wrote:That may be but it doesn't make sense that an MMA fighter at the top of his game with a background in muay thai and kick boxing would be perfecting his front kick under the tutelage of a washed-up action star aikidoka with no history of training prize fighters. I'm not saying Sylva is lying or delusional but I am saying it's fucking weird.
Samurai_Jerk wrote:That may be but it doesn't make sense that an MMA fighter at the top of his game with a background in muay thai and kick boxing would be perfecting his front kick under the tutelage of a washed-up action star aikidoka with no history of training prize fighters. I'm not saying Sylva is lying or delusional but I am saying it's fucking weird.
chokonen888 wrote:LOL, his acting performance has nothing to do with his ability to train fighters. Hell, your suggestion of "no history training prize fighters" is alot weirder because it would suggest you believe his acting career was the result of...his acting ability.
chokonen888 wrote:LOL, his acting performance has nothing to do with his ability to train fighters. Hell, your suggestion of "no history training prize fighters" is alot weirder because it would suggest you believe his acting career was the result of...his acting ability.
If Silva won his fight eating cheese doodles, then I'd believe that Seagal trained him.Samurai_Jerk wrote:If Silva had won his fight with tai sabaki foot work or a standing writst lock, it'd be different.
Doctor Stop wrote:If Silva won his fight eating cheese doodles, then I'd believe that Seagal trained him.
Samurai_Jerk wrote:Those are some interesting logical leaps you made there. Most people who train professional fighters do so as a career or at least a side job for many years. On top of that most people who train fighters train them in something they're expert at teaching. Last time I checked, an aikido dojo wasn't the best place to perfect a front kick and Seagal doesn't have a history or taining pro fighters. If Silva had won his fight with tai sabaki foot work or a standing writst lock, it'd be different.
chokonen888 wrote:You're missing my point, here's more of Seagal not training pro fighters... http://www.youtube.com/v/-rAWIqRbda4?version=3
Youtube alone has quite alot of videos of him not making a career/sidejob of training fighters...
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=steven%20seagal%20dojo&search=Search&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&spell=1
chokonen888 wrote:LOL, everything the guys has done has revolved around martial arts. How can you find it weird that he is teaching/training anyone martial arts?
Samurai_Jerk wrote:I don't, you fucking moran.
Do you understand the difference between aikido, kick boxing, and MMA? Would you expect a boxing coach to be teaching single-leg takedowns to the Olympic wrestling team? Do you even know what a single-leg takedown or a front kick is?
chokonen888 wrote:Moran? You mean moron? "Do you understand the difference"
chokonen888 wrote:Moran? You mean moron? "Do you understand the difference"
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