Originally Posted by ArKane AiR

well not if my opponent is trained like me then no. Mos def not but dude said a street fight is 30 seconds and the best thing to do is to swing for the face. lmfaoooo he dont sound traine to me.

How is it not? It's not a trained fight which is going to last the distance. Your opponant is not going to be planning each move before they do it, it's a streetfight, there is no rules and no restrictions. It only takes 30 seconds MAX to knock someone out, and in a general street fight there is a few seconds of barley any punches but not much usually. It's usually a good flurry that ends it as everyones giving full out punches instead of holding back like in boxing. I trained Muay Thai and Boxing, and I know what you mean with ending it quickly and break a bone. I broke a guys arm, awful decision, but it's still understandable, but if I were to fight that guy in an enviroment where we were preparing to fight, I wouldn't be aiming for a body kick, I wouldn't be going for grabs and I wouldn't be going to kick his head. I'd be trying to knock him out with haymakers as in that enviroment, it's the cleanest and quickest way to end it. Remember, you go to break his arm or leg or whatever, he could get you with a flurry and knock you out, training regardless.

Originally Posted by ArKane AiR

well not if my opponent is trained like me then no. Mos def not but dude said a street fight is 30 seconds and the best thing to do is to swing for the face. lmfaoooo he dont sound traine to me.

How is it not? It's not a trained fight which is going to last the distance. Your opponant is not going to be planning each move before they do it, it's a streetfight, there is no rules and no restrictions. It only takes 30 seconds MAX to knock someone out, and in a general street fight there is a few seconds of barley any punches but not much usually. It's usually a good flurry that ends it as everyones giving full out punches instead of holding back like in boxing. I trained Muay Thai and Boxing, and I know what you mean with ending it quickly and break a bone. I broke a guys arm, awful decision, but it's still understandable, but if I were to fight that guy in an enviroment where we were preparing to fight, I wouldn't be aiming for a body kick, I wouldn't be going for grabs and I wouldn't be going to kick his head. I'd be trying to knock him out with haymakers as in that enviroment, it's the cleanest and quickest way to end it. Remember, you go to break his arm or leg or whatever, he could get you with a flurry and knock you out, training regardless.