Media Dana White Posts a Video of a Sherdogger on his Instagram..

Tomas said:
That's definitely @Mysterio if he ever ate a straight left hand from Conor

"time out Conor time out!"

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Luke awkwarded it better:

 
Prime Steven Seagal with 6 months of TDD training would be heavyweight champ, belee dat.
 
That was a private video to Dana. He broke my trust
 
At first glance it may look mean spirited or like bullying. But really giving that guy a light mild ass kicking in a controlled environment is extremely good for him.

People that have a completely false sense of their ability to fight/ defend themselves is a threat to their health.
 
Quietus said:
Prime Steven Seagal with 6 months of TDD training would be heavyweight champ, belee dat.
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A lifetime of Aikido is his TDD
Seagal was cage ready from the jump
<DisgustingHHH>

He may have been a bad boy and already won several hundred NHB fights before the UFC
 
The video doesn't make sense though. The guy isn't sayin that Aikido can defeat every martial art or combat skill set. He is saying that, pound for pound, Aikido is a better skill set for real life combat scenarios than BJJ is. He clearly isn't an athletic guy, that doesn't mean Aikido is shit.

Aikido incorporates more training for strikes than BJJ, as I understand it, which is why there is an argument to be made that Aikido is better for real life scenarios. This guy was fighting a trained fighter, but against an average angry punk on the street, Aikido is going to be much more effective at deflecting a strike and either striking back or turning it into a wrist lock and throw or such.

BJJ vs Farm Boy wrestling.

 
RealMMA said:
The video doesn't make sense though. The guy isn't sayin that Aikido can defeat every martial art or combat skill set. He is saying that, pound for pound, Aikido is a better skill set for real life combat scenarios than BJJ is. He clearly isn't an athletic guy, that doesn't mean Aikido is shit.

Aikido incorporates more training for strikes than BJJ, as I understand it, which is why there is an argument to be made that Aikido is better for real life scenarios. This guy was fighting a trained fighter, but against an average angry punk on the street, Aikido is going to be much more effective at deflecting a strike and either striking back or turning it into a wrist lock and throw or such.

BJJ vs Farm Boy wrestling.

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Chill out bro.
 
IloveTHIS said:
At first glance it may look mean spirited or like bullying. But really giving that guy a light mild ass kicking in a controlled environment is extremely good for him.

People that have a completely false sense of their ability to fight/ defend themselves is a threat to their health.
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Yes, pretty gentle if you ask me...they realized this dude was out of his league and went easy on him.
 
The guy is trolling and Dana thought it was a funny troll and posted it ... hence him making those statements then showing him getting his ass kicked
 
There are actually still people who think Aikido is effective. I have stopped feeling sorry for those suckers years ago. Some people just never learn.
 
Is that long lost nephew of sensei Steven Seagal
 
RealMMA said:
The video doesn't make sense though. The guy isn't sayin that Aikido can defeat every martial art or combat skill set. He is saying that, pound for pound, Aikido is a better skill set for real life combat scenarios than BJJ is. He clearly isn't an athletic guy, that doesn't mean Aikido is shit.

Aikido incorporates more training for strikes than BJJ, as I understand it, which is why there is an argument to be made that Aikido is better for real life scenarios. This guy was fighting a trained fighter, but against an average angry punk on the street, Aikido is going to be much more effective at deflecting a strike and either striking back or turning it into a wrist lock and throw or such.

BJJ vs Farm Boy wrestling.

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As if that farm boy wasn't training BJJ for years?
 
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