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<blockquote data-quote="Hulk Hogan" data-source="post: 935083" data-attributes="member: 37787">Not really, I never took it at all seriously and barely paid attention. I see myself as having no real ground training. As long as you can maintain the distance between yourself and a person who&#039;s only weapon is the takedown and the ground game you&#039;ll be fine. Keeping the distance really isn&#039;t that hard and avoiding the takedown isn&#039;t either.Though I am wondering what makes you an authority on the subject? Do you have any combat sport experience? Have you successfully used BJJ in the ring against someone who is primarily a striker?Or are your opinions formed off things other have written on the internet and watching UFC or Belator?This isnt&#039;a stab at you either, I genuinely want to know what you&#039;re experience in this matter is, I myself have had my fair share boxing matches in the last 3 years, 5 Muay Thai fights and done probably 80 rounds of MMA sparring with the MMA fighters at the gym.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hulk Hogan, post: 935083, member: 37787"] Not really, I never took it at all seriously and barely paid attention. I see myself as having no real ground training. As long as you can maintain the distance between yourself and a person who's only weapon is the takedown and the ground game you'll be fine. Keeping the distance really isn't that hard and avoiding the takedown isn't either. Though I am wondering what makes you an authority on the subject? Do you have any combat sport experience? Have you successfully used BJJ in the ring against someone who is primarily a striker? Or are your opinions formed off things other have written on the internet and watching UFC or Belator? This isnt'a stab at you either, I genuinely want to know what you're experience in this matter is, I myself have had my fair share boxing matches in the last 3 years, 5 Muay Thai fights and done probably 80 rounds of MMA sparring with the MMA fighters at the gym. [/QUOTE]

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