I haven't seen the full fight yet. It's interesting. Willrodt was too fixated on his first foot mawashi geri.
@jorgeestrada57132 жыл бұрын
Un toquesito con el pie ... ¡Y le marcan punto! ¡Jajajaja...! Está muy claro el favoritismo. P.D. ¡Qué estilo de karate tan feo!
@RMON2K982 жыл бұрын
En la JKA siempre ha habido favoritismo (trampa) para los competidores japoneses, cuando ganó el chileno Rodrigo Rojas hace ya un par de años sentí una gran satisfacción y eso que querían regalarle puntos fantasmas al japonés con el que peleó. Los japoneses quedaron ardidos y querían descalificarlo por hacer alardes de victoria cuando ellos ganaban tambien lo hacían jajajaja…. saludos!!
@marcelobatista65172 жыл бұрын
Todos karatecas lutavam assim, nos anos 70. Kizami mawashi tocou, mas não seria wazari. Árbitro parcial...
@fredatlas43968 ай бұрын
@@RMON2K98 Frank Brennan, KUGB beat Japanese JKA fighters and possibly some other KUGB fighters beat the Japanese. Don't forget this is just competition, and Tanaka is a legend. JKA instructors train very hard, long hours. It's their life, not a hobby on the side, it's their full time occupation. And the JKA sets very high standards, and don't forget the Okinawan and Japanese invented these arts, it's much more than just fighting and winning competitions, these are budo arts. I'm not sure many westerners really understand the Japanese culture and Zen Buddhism which these arts are a part of. Nishiyama sensei who lived a long time in the US apparently said he spent many yrs trying to teach US students Japanese culture. And he said I don't think it is possible for non Japanese to fully understand Japanese culture, you need to be born Japanese and grow up in Japan