iChokePeople
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- Feb 11, 2011
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Wasn't his takedown defense pretty much just punching the other guy in the head and face really, really hard?
Mostly. And I suspect you know this, but for those who didn't he was really a decent wrestler -- he just chose to use those skills to AVOID the takedown. That's one of the advantages to a strong wrestling base -- you pretty much get to DECIDE whether the fight takes place on the ground or on your feet. That's a really nice thing to be able to decide. One good reason to learn to wrestle and grapple is to help you AVOID the ground, or to get back up more quickly and more safely if it happens to go there.