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Postby Megaterio Llamas » Thu Jul 23, 2015 5:36 am

Lord Vutulaki wrote:Okay so what Im taking away from the ice hockey fights ive seen is that I want to grab the opponent's jersey, use his as an anchor point while pulling him forward and off balance and try and get a good cross off on the button?


Yeah, it's a fight for superior balance and grip position. The sweaters are tied down now, that's mandatory which makes it very grappling intensive. The old tactic used to be to pull the opponents sweater over his head and feed him uppercuts with his arms immobilized by the sweater but Bob Probert revolutionized fighting in the eighties by ALLOWING the sweater to be pulled over his head, eat some punched while working free of the sweater and then attacking with no sweater to grab onto. Complete game changer and soon adapted by the likes of Chris Nilan, Marty McSorley and others. it's a fighting game that's changed a lot over time but the basic principle remains Frye/Akiyama ie free swinging.
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Postby Vutulaki-san » Thu Jul 23, 2015 5:46 am

Som-Pong wrote:You're too old to fight mang.
It's not an exhibition, though the guy on the right is an artist. It's some faggot pub in Stockholm some years back. My cuts are from a fight with some pussy hooligans outside of a kebab shop.

Can you tell difference between me and the sourthernes?


Yes they are white people with refined Nordic features, youre an arctic abo.

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Postby Som-Pong » Thu Jul 23, 2015 5:47 am

They look carved out of jelly to me.

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Postby Vutulaki-san » Thu Jul 23, 2015 5:48 am

Flatus Fowler wrote:
Lord Vutulaki wrote:Okay so what Im taking away from the ice hockey fights ive seen is that I want to grab the opponent's jersey, use his as an anchor point while pulling him forward and off balance and try and get a good cross off on the button?


Yeah, it's a fight for superior balance and grip position. The sweaters are tied down now, that's mandatory which makes it very grappling intensive. The old tactic used to be to pull the opponents sweater over his head and feed him uppercuts with his arms immobilized by the sweater but Bob Probert revolutionized fighting in the eighties by ALLOWING the sweater to be pulled over his head, eat some punched while working free of the sweater and then attacking with no sweater to grab onto. Complete game changer and soon adapted by the likes of Chris Nilan, Marty McSorley and others. it's a fighting game that's changed a lot over time but the basic principle remains Frye/Akiyama ie free swinging.


Not too unlike the rugby model, lot of jersey pulling there.

Can you knee in the clinch?

Vutulaki-san

Postby Vutulaki-san » Thu Jul 23, 2015 5:49 am

Som-Pong wrote:They look carved out of jelly to me.



Definable, they remain me of those Swedish homo-cops who broke up that fight on the way to watching Les Miserables

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Postby Megaterio Llamas » Thu Jul 23, 2015 6:00 am

Steve McIntyre fells the big Latvian enforcer Raitis Ivanans






Curt Fraser vs Dave Farrish






The fourth in the classic series between Bob Probert and Marty McSorley






Bench clearing brawl from '78 at the old Queens Park Arena in New Wesrtminster BC featuring the New West Bruins and Victoria Cougars. This brawl featured future NHL notables such as North Van's own Curt Fraser of the Cougars and future Canucks team mate Stanley 'The Steamer' Smyl as well as JP Kelly, Boris Fistric, Barry Pederson and others.






The great John Ferguson of East Vancouver BC destroying Eric Nesterenko in 1965




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Postby Megaterio Llamas » Thu Jul 23, 2015 6:12 am

'Fergie' working Kent Douglas of the Leafs pretty god here back in '65






A good heavyweight bout between Som-Pong favorite Bob Nystrom and Larry Playfair, both good ol' BC boys.






The Viking Nystrom vs Boston Bruins baddass John The Dutchman Wensink of Cornwall Ontario






Nystrom vs Broad Street Bully Bob Hound Kelly




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Postby Som-Pong » Thu Jul 23, 2015 6:17 am

You try to knee a guy on ice and you're going down hard smh @ you southerners.
Those soft Swedish Uppsala boys handled that Negroe very well, if only Anglos had the same control and restraint.
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/jagarna-the-hunters/

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Postby Vutulaki-san » Thu Jul 23, 2015 6:25 am

What if I have double underhooks or an under/over hook clinch?

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Postby Som-Pong » Thu Jul 23, 2015 6:35 am

Have you ever been on skates?


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