Wee Tommy wrote: ↑04 May 2022, 08:44
Liam Harrison got $100k bonus for this fight. Good day at the office I’d reckon that’s his biggest payday ever going by Thai purses I’m aware of.
It's his biggest pay day several times over. He gets by doing seminars.
Wee Tommy wrote: ↑04 May 2022, 08:44
Liam Harrison got $100k bonus for this fight. Good day at the office I’d reckon that’s his biggest payday ever going by Thai purses I’m aware of.
It's his biggest pay day several times over. He gets by doing seminars.
Horrible really mate for the level he’s at. Top fighter.
Wee Tommy wrote: ↑04 May 2022, 08:44
Liam Harrison got $100k bonus for this fight. Good day at the office I’d reckon that’s his biggest payday ever going by Thai purses I’m aware of.
It's his biggest pay day several times over. He gets by doing seminars.
Horrible really mate for the level he’s at. Top fighter.
He's sponsored by a bloke who owns a huge scaffolding firm round here. The guy is a huge combat sports fan and has a state of the art gym which has thai, kickboxing, mma and amateur boxing. Liam often pops over to help with Andy Howson and James France. Our youth really have no idea how good they've got it.
mickey1975 wrote: ↑06 May 2022, 13:38
It's his biggest pay day several times over. He gets by doing seminars.
Horrible really mate for the level he’s at. Top fighter.
He's sponsored by a bloke who owns a huge scaffolding firm round here. The guy is a huge combat sports fan and has a state of the art gym which has thai, kickboxing, mma and amateur boxing. Liam often pops over to help with Andy Howson and James France. Our youth really have no idea how good they've got it.
Harrison would've gotten pounced on immediately after that first kickstrike knock-down, and then promptly tko'd, had this been an MMA match, which would've been "Laymo City" for Many a true fight fan, like myself.
It's Really been my Biggest Gripe about MMA. The way a potentially Great and Thrilling Scrap just abruptly ends So Immediately, and it's Really All to do with the "Allowing for Pouncing onto a downed opponent component".
This bout Needs to be Shown and Evaluated by MMA Rules and Regulations authorities.
Does Dana White decide what the rules are for MMA..?
Just to point out another thing though, I actually think that the Straight-On 3 knockdown rule should be obliterated, from fighting combat sports. Not saying that there aren't instances where a fighter is obviously needing to be taken out of the fight after going down 3 times in a given round, or even just a couple of times, or only one time, if they get up and are just too wobbly and disorientated to safely continue to battle on. Its just that I've seen Boxers go down three times en route to a Lame Tko loss, but they were clearly looking able bodied enough to safely continue to battle onwards.
And also when boxers are getting barraged by unanswered punches, sometimes it looks Much More justifable that the ref just give a standing 8 count, which is in its essence a technical knockdown, instead of just blatantly stopping the bout. A bout which could've very well turned out to become a great back and forth boxing battle affair.
Re: Liam Harrison: Amazing comeback.
Posted: 01 Nov 2022, 13:04
by margaret thatcher
they do standing 8s in argentina and there are tons of wars there
Re: Liam Harrison: Amazing comeback.
Posted: 01 Nov 2022, 16:37
by AngryGoon38
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022, 13:04
they do standing 8s in argentina and there are tons of wars there
Harrison would've gotten pounced on immediately after that first kickstrike knock-down, and then promptly tko'd, had this been an MMA match, which would've been "Laymo City" for Many a true fight fan, like myself.
It's Really been my Biggest Gripe about MMA. The way a potentially Great and Thrilling Scrap just abruptly ends So Immediately, and it's Really All to do with the "Allowing for Pouncing onto a downed opponent component".
This bout Needs to be Shown and Evaluated by MMA Rules and Regulations authorities.
Does Dana White decide what the rules are for MMA..?
Just to point out another thing though, I actually think that the Straight-On 3 knockdown rule should be obliterated, from fighting combat sports. Not saying that there aren't instances where a fighter is obviously needing to be taken out of the fight after going down 3 times in a given round, or even just a couple of times, or only one time, if they get up and are just too wobbly and disorientated to safely continue to battle on. Its just that I've seen Boxers go down three times en route to a Lame Tko loss, but they were clearly looking able bodied enough to safely continue to battle onwards.
And also when boxers are getting barraged by unanswered punches, sometimes it looks Much More justifable that the ref just give a standing 8 count, which is in its essence a technical knockdown, instead of just blatantly stopping the bout. A bout which could've very well turned out to become a great back and forth boxing battle affair.
u may like karate combat
Re: Liam Harrison: Amazing comeback.
Posted: 03 Nov 2022, 05:14
by Counter-puncher
Gabriel Varga has done at least one fight in Karate Combat so they are starting to get some decent fighters in there (he smashed the geezer tho IIRC)
Re: Liam Harrison: Amazing comeback.
Posted: 03 Nov 2022, 18:47
by Steveh583
Counter-puncher wrote: ↑03 Nov 2022, 05:14
Gabriel Varga has done at least one fight in Karate Combat so they are starting to get some decent fighters in there (he smashed the geezer tho IIRC)
check out this for a dig
Re: Liam Harrison: Amazing comeback.
Posted: 04 Nov 2022, 04:20
by Counter-puncher
I noticed Marc Goddard reffing in a KC event, I'm sure. That dude gets around
Counter-puncher wrote: ↑03 Nov 2022, 05:14
Gabriel Varga has done at least one fight in Karate Combat so they are starting to get some decent fighters in there (he smashed the geezer tho IIRC)
Counter-puncher wrote: ↑03 Nov 2022, 05:14
Gabriel Varga has done at least one fight in Karate Combat so they are starting to get some decent fighters in there (he smashed the geezer tho IIRC)
check out this for a dig
That’s the first I’ve seen this mate. Good shout! It’s Karate as it should be.
Counter-puncher wrote: ↑03 Nov 2022, 05:14
Gabriel Varga has done at least one fight in Karate Combat so they are starting to get some decent fighters in there (he smashed the geezer tho IIRC)
check out this for a dig
That’s the first I’ve seen this mate. Good shout! It’s Karate as it should be.
It’s really good and the fights are free on YouTube. GSP, bas rutten and wonderboy all do punditry too. No thrills, no bullshit build ups, no tiresome ground game.
That’s the first I’ve seen this mate. Good shout! It’s Karate as it should be.
It’s really good and the fights are free on YouTube. GSP, bas rutten and wonderboy all do punditry too. No thrills, no bullshit build ups, no tiresome ground game.
I’ve watched the compilations, kick and punch KOs on YouTube. Brutal. From the looks of it stomps are allowed to a grounded opponent?
Counter-puncher wrote: ↑03 Nov 2022, 05:14
Gabriel Varga has done at least one fight in Karate Combat so they are starting to get some decent fighters in there (he smashed the geezer tho IIRC)
check out this for a dig
That’s the first I’ve seen this mate. Good shout! It’s Karate as it should be.
it's alright isn't it? i know you're on the lookout for decent combat sports
That’s the first I’ve seen this mate. Good shout! It’s Karate as it should be.
it's alright isn't it? i know you're on the lookout for decent combat sports
It’s good mate. Hard hitting, high skill level.
i reckon we'll be seeing the format with 4oz MMA gloves at some point mate, that would be the icing on the cake
you ever seen Gabriel Varga's youtube channel? really interesting guy, he is a very cerebral analytical fighter and observer of combat sports
he does a couple of videos where he watches and scores fights EG Buakaw - Petrosyan, a couple of fascinating ones where he breaks down his own fights, talks about his training camp and the gameplans he came up with for specific fighters and then comments on the fights on how he put it into action, its fascinating stuff, you can see his analytical ability is really key in him being successful as he is using very different styles according to opposition (pressuring one dude and keeping the next at distance/ etc etc etc)
Re: Liam Harrison: Amazing comeback.
Posted: 05 Nov 2022, 06:08
by Counter-puncher
he's the dude that knocked Kevin Ross TFO and beat Lerdsilla so he's got some pretty serious pedigree
Re: Liam Harrison: Amazing comeback.
Posted: 07 Nov 2022, 16:46
by Wee Tommy
Counter-puncher wrote: ↑05 Nov 2022, 06:08
he's the dude that knocked Kevin Ross TFO and beat Lerdsilla so he's got some pretty serious pedigree
I will get a look defo. I’m sure I seen him trying to stomp someone after a KO on a highlight video.