Best Finisher in a real fight

**Kane Knight** · 12-08-2003, 05:43 PM

One would think you WOULDN'T want to be too distanced when it came to performing a spear. That's just ASKING for the guy to sidestep.

I know that sorta takedown works really well up close (At least if you're 6' +), provided you can just explode at the other guy. I doubt it's every gonna qualifiy as BFIARF, or best actual move to end a fight, but it's not totally ineffective, especially to get someone to the ground.

I don't know about a punch to the face. For someone who was so expert at fighting maneuvers, the guy who made an argument for it ignored a ton of better body parts to isolate with a punch/strike.

You know what's a good finisher? That whole Butterfly kick deal. It relies on the other guy staying doubled over for a couple of seconds, and your ability to bring down a lot of force, but it's really just a modified Axe Kick, which can knock someone out easily if planted at the base of the skull.

12-08-2003, 05:43 PM	#11
Kane Knight Ron Paul 4 EVA Posts: 152,467	One would think you WOULDN'T want to be too distanced when it came to performing a spear. That's just ASKING for the guy to sidestep. I know that sorta takedown works really well up close (At least if you're 6' +), provided you can just explode at the other guy. I doubt it's every gonna qualifiy as BFIARF, or best actual move to end a fight, but it's not totally ineffective, especially to get someone to the ground. I don't know about a punch to the face. For someone who was so expert at fighting maneuvers, the guy who made an argument for it ignored a ton of better body parts to isolate with a punch/strike. You know what's a good finisher? That whole Butterfly kick deal. It relies on the other guy staying doubled over for a couple of seconds, and your ability to bring down a lot of force, but it's really just a modified Axe Kick, which can knock someone out easily if planted at the base of the skull.