Karate Combat

She's not scary with the hand.

She was a little bit in karate combat, but as soon as you can press somebody up against the case, she's not devastating anymore.

She, she's not scary from range.

I think Sandell is way scarier from range than she is.

I had like seven kickboxing fights in one FC.

You know, she's really exciting to watch on the feet.

And, and Pat is just like, know when she could fight the low level strikers she was getting in karate combat like yeah she can knock him out but like i don't know that she's really built for for mma and i will add this she's got some of the worst takedown defense i've seen uh it it's not good uh will sundell shoot a takedown Probably not.

She's a kickboxer.

Flanagan, with a quick opportunity to rebuild his career, he is going to take on Jonathan Miller.

Miller, possibly familiar to many as he had taken on Beast Boy, Chris Barnett in Karate Combat.

He's had some success and some setbacks in BKFC.

So you have a brawler with a football and MMA background in Jonathan Miller, the American, taking on a traditional boxer in Mark Flanagan.

It's actually our own apex, just like the UFC has their apex.

I have my karate combat apex.

I throw my events there every month.

And then I can take care of these guys and help guide them to their dreams.

yeah.

And

when did you start with Karate Combat? Karate Combat, three years into having Goat Shed,

we became the most viral MMA team on the planet.

called me out one time.

He called you out? Yeah, I don't even, it was so random because he was like, he was on Karate Combat.

I forgot, it's sort of the Z, his name, doesn't it?

He was on Karate Combat with no legs? He

started talking shit to me in my DMs.

He started talking shit out of nowhere like six months ago.

Congrats to Chito, a guy that you love to see one go through the hoop for him.

A man that I am a big fan of, that I think everyone at Uncrowned is a big fan of, Taito Iwasa loses his record-tying eighth straight UFC fight against Robles de Spain, who is making his re-debut, his return to the UFC after a short stint away on MVP and Karate Combat and everything.

And I'm just not even going to beat around the bush.

This was an absolute stinker.

Austin Lane, less so.

He was cut, went to Karate Combat for a big 7-0 run.

you know and then over to mvp mma for a relatively high profile fight against junior dos santos where he finished him and the ufc has decided we talked about a couple weeks ago too the ufc is picking up all those guys from mvp mma that are that are gettable and uh you can't say they're not giving them a guy who's who's not beatable in taiju avasa

no so i mean like this is this is this is this is kind of like an ox fighting like a tree here so dispani is a guy that like He was coming in and people thought he was going to have, you know, mostly like grappling credibility.

But, like, he's actually a very, very good striker.

He went to the Olympics himself for Taekwondo.

And he's, you know, he was able to win in karate combat as long as he didn't have the striking aspect or as long as he didn't have the grappling aspect in the sport.

And if there's one guy in heavyweight who's not going to come out there and grapple you, It's Tai Tuvasa.

That stuff is taking off.

I mean, you see it in like, I don't know if you watch Karate Combat.

I used to watch Karate Combat like when it first started and it was like legit karate people.

And then whatever happened, ownership changed, you guys come in and now it's literally just like influencer MMA.

It's not even karate anymore.