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but there's one thing that's for sure,ugg classic mini boot on sale, the glove causes more damage to the head, and the more rules you have the bouts go on longer, forcing fighters to absorb more damage. Here's an example which I've mentioned earlier. Take the UFC and I'll add just one little rule to the equation and let's see what happens and how it transforms the entire game… the rope break.
For one you have longer matches. People who are less adept at going to the ground and prefer striking techniques are less cautious about moving in and working at a closer distance. This would prevent some of the matches which took place in the past, with the fighters continually circling without any real action happening,cheap UGG Ultra Short boots, as they needed to be cautious because they could not afford to be caught by the likes of someone like Dan Severn or Ken Shamrock.
Ground fighting changes, a good submission won't necessarily mean the end of a bout unless in a good position, as a ground wrestler, trying to keep your opponent down in the middle of the fighting grounds would become a strategy while the striker would circle the grappler so that if he did get caught, he could quickly escape (as opposed to trying to evade any kind of close distance fighting the entire duration of the match, he would be throwing at the same time while circling). When the UFC first started out, they were trying to sell the product as being the closest thing to a street fight, "No Holds Barred", "No Rules", punching without gloves.
Whether it was a street fight or a controlled sport, whether it was indeed dangerous or actually relatively safe, they promoted it as being a deadly fight to the finish where there was a real potential danger of someone getting mangled or even killed. Although a "safe" sport will increase more mainstream and casual viewers to buy this, going the other way stirs up excitement and increases buys from the "other" type of viewers and the curious. But was it really a "no-rule" form of competition or a "fight to the finish"? I think not.
They did have a few rules which changed what happened in the octagon. Sure, it was brutal watching someone getting nailed in the groin (for some reason that I could not figure out no one tried to kick someone in the groin while standing up. It could have been one of those "unannounced" agreements which took place during a production meeting which fighters agreed upon), but they did forbid eye-gouging and biting. These two rules totally changed the event from being a "real" street fight into a form of competition.
The ground wresting would have drastically changed and certain moves like the cross-lock arm bar wouldn't have been used as much as it has. I think you get my point.
In conclusion, it goes back to the good ol' saying that's been beaten into the ground,UGG Bailey Button Triplet boot, "Don't judge a book by it's cover" or you may literally be beaten into the ground before you know what hit you!
'Nuff said.
Ted E. Pelc