Comments for Duke Roufus Interview: Part Three at http://wicombatsports.com , comment 1 to 8 out of 8 comments http://wicombatsports.com Sat, 13 Mar 2010 06:29:04 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.3 http://wicombatsports.com/20090704876/interviews/duke-roufus-interview-part-three.html#comment-7222 [url=http://www.nike-star-shoes.net/]Nike basketball shoes[/url] [url=http://www.nba-sneakers.com/]Nike shoes[/url] - nike-star Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:56:38 +0100 http://wicombatsports.com/20090704876/interviews/duke-roufus-interview-part-three.html#comment-6172 I AM ABSOLUTE MUAY THAI !! LEARN THE THAI WORD FEEMUR >>> THIS MEANS TECHNICAN AS IN SUPER SMOOTH STYLE AND EXCELLENT MOVES.. THE CONTARARY IS HACKER >>> HILL BILLY FIGHTER SOME ONE FROM THE PROVENCES IS CALLED AMPUR . LOOKING AT TODAYS FIGHTERS MAKES ME THINK RAM BA M16 IS A GREAT FEEMUR COMPAIRED TO WHAT I SEE NOW .. IS EVERY ON WATCHING GKFROMMTA ON UTUBE THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF ROUNDS OF CLASSIC OLD SCHOOL MUAY THAI TO WATCH AND LEARN FROM THE LEGENDS OF THAI FIGHTING OF THE PAST!!. WHEN WATCHING THE OLD FIGHTERS OF 1980 COMPAIR THERE STYLE AND INTENSITY TO THAT OF TODAYS FIGHTERS AND YOU WILL NOTICE THE DIFFERANCE IN STRATGEY AND MIDSET .. TODAYS FIGHTERS DONT FIGHT THE FIRST 2 ROUNDS AND PLAY FOR THE NEXT 3 ROUNDS ..THE INTENSITY IS GONE .. - HEY PALUKA Tue, 15 Dec 2009 13:16:24 +0100 http://wicombatsports.com/20090704876/interviews/duke-roufus-interview-part-three.html#comment-4854 This was a great interview on Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. I have been doing Brazalian Jiu-Jitsu since 1998 and a blue belt is more sacred to me then any black belt in any style. The fact is that most martial arts believe in the "take your dough program", than actually creating great students. Mr. Matamoros has created such students, most of these are either BJJ champions or MMA champions and you can tell by the guard game where there style came from. I would hope that one day the same concept will be applied to striking. A style of striking that has impressed me allot is Kyukoshin or the so called Oyama karate which takes a long time to get a black belt, and you don't see that style in Milwaukee. - Jose Rodriguez Mon, 13 Jul 2009 08:21:11 +0100 http://wicombatsports.com/20090704876/interviews/duke-roufus-interview-part-three.html#comment-4831 The only problem with that type of judging criteria is that it's not definitive. The only pure way to test Jiu Jitsu is no time limits, no points which is what Helio always advocated. Someone getting points and stalling is part of the game, learn how to stop them from doing it, if he can impose his will on you then you are losing. The same thing can happen in a judged match and if the Judge values positional domination more than an active guard you are back to square one. Either way it's cool to have a different look at what Jiu Jitsu is/can be and a opportunity to compete under a different set of rules. - Ryan "MF'n" Williams Fri, 10 Jul 2009 06:52:45 +0100 http://wicombatsports.com/20090704876/interviews/duke-roufus-interview-part-three.html#comment-4815 'combat grappling' interesting..... thats why BJJ tournys have never interested me... i think a guy shouldnt be able to win based off of points for stalling in a decent position.... if this forces the opponents to press their advantages then you really get to learn who the better fighters are. and the fighters themselves will be tested in a better way. its learnig to push your opponent- and more importantly yourself- rather than learning to 'play the game' and take advantage of the rules... its like the difference in fighters that go for the finish and the ones who are 'decision winners' i love the concept! cant wait to see these brought to more shows! - projectdeathpunch Thu, 09 Jul 2009 05:10:52 +0100 http://wicombatsports.com/20090704876/interviews/duke-roufus-interview-part-three.html#comment-4804 Great interview. I'm proud that we have such a great coach and a great ambassador for MMA and the martial arts in Milwaukee. Everytime I see a fighter out of the Rofus Academy on a big show, or see Duke appear or get mentioned on TV, I take alot of local pride in it. Even though I've never even been to the Rufus Academy or met any of the Rufus'. - Vandy Grift Wed, 08 Jul 2009 05:26:36 +0100 http://wicombatsports.com/20090704876/interviews/duke-roufus-interview-part-three.html#comment-4799 Nice job on the story/interview! Props to Duke & Dom.......Awesome interview! Well desearved recognition for a great coach! - Kaz Mon, 06 Jul 2009 02:59:47 +0100 http://wicombatsports.com/20090704876/interviews/duke-roufus-interview-part-three.html#comment-4771 Awesome interview...really like what he had to say! - WISHIWASFAIRCLOTH Thu, 02 Jul 2009 05:36:59 +0100