5 Rules for a Fist Fight

[@Antiqueexcavator]

From a guy who’s been in dozens of street fights as a teenager and young adult I disagree about allowing an aggressor to throw the first punch. If you can’t leave and you’re feeling threatened ALWAYS strike first. If you get hit first, 90% of the time you’re in big trouble! Few untrained fighters can withstand a strike and maintain the ability to counterattack and win. The first fight I was in I hesitated and got hit hard in the jaw first. I was able to grab ahold of the guy and thankfully others broke us up. My mother taught me at a young age to always get the first punch in and Deal with the consequences later. I never got hit first again and never lost again. Yes, I spent a few nights in jail but better than in the hospital or worse, the morgue.

[@40acresandatractor]

He is talking about TRAINED fighters🤔 We should be EXPONENTIALLY in CONTROL of our emotions because we have training🧘🏽‍♂️💯

[@bonghead6621]

I'll drink to that,each situation is different.In my experience you simply eliminate the threat immediately.

[@chupacabra4897]

You're a liar 😂 you've never been in a fight in your entire life

[@Erik-wt7qg]

Like I've always told my sons , it only takes one, you let him throw the first punch you might wake up like Smokey on Friday

[@davidson2004fatboy]

U R FULL of SHYT !!! ANOTHER WANNA BE

[@The-Contractor]

From a long time LEO, the proper words, the proper words are "I was in fear for my life and I stopped the threat." An extra layer of protection is to refuse any comment until your lawyer is present. "I stopped the threat." needs to be your mantra.

[@jmyguzzi]

I am having chest pains,shortness of breath". I need EMS. They usually will stop asking questions. At the hospital you might be given a sedative so nothing you say will be admissable.

[@Black-Flag-OG]

That's what the police say. It works for them evertime. Doesn't work in NY.

[@lordkryogen]

this

[@sleepytimeshecomes]

I haven't been in a fight in over 30 yrs. I have been able to de-escalate or get myself out of it by making wise choices. I'm a pretty decent sized guy, muscular, and ppl say I'm intimating. I've used all of that to avoid fights as well as thinking smart.

[@ashuranero5721]

The reason you were able to avoid fights was most likely just your size, not your deescalation talks. That doesn't work if you look small, weak and like a easy target in the eyes of others

[@kotamin6740]

​@@ashuranero5721 I'm 6ft tall but used to be extremely skinny (I was a h/coke addict) and found myself in some pretty intense situations, sometimes facing several dudes keen to whoop me. Yet I always managed to talk my way out and deescalate things without having to fight. It's not the just the words but also the voice, inflections, body posture, the way you look at people. Show respect & warmth - while letting them feel you're not a victim and you're crazy enough to hurt them as much as possible if they choose that route. There's almost always a way to avoid violence/getting beat up

[@kennethokeefebrake8415]

It begins with the right attitude.

[@YTStopCensoringFreedomOfspeech]

@@ashuranero5721 deescalating is about not letting your ego get you into the fight. There are some things worth fighting for, such as when you see someone bullying others, or when they are corrupting the youth. But if a guy just wants to feel better than you and is willing to fight you over something so petty. you are being smarter to avoid getting into a fight because his brain is like a child. If you aren't likely to see him again, it's not worth letting him know he is a idiot. If he is someone you will see regularly, then you should deal with it, maybe just not talk to him anymore because some people can't change at all. There's always gonna be people who don't like you if you are the exact opposite of them. I don't get along with steroid users as I am a natural, but they are everywhere. I tolerate them as long as they aren't encouraging the youth to go down the same road.

[@DonaldShifflett-pl2bg]

Smart Man

[@brettbarager9101]

I have over 40 years of martial arts training (several arts), and I like how you are clear to try to avoid the fight in the first place as well as being aware of what point you become the aggressor. Go Canada!

[@lordkryogen]

this

[@davidm4566]

Even an unskilled opponent can get a lucky shot...or sue you. And even if it is their fault, but they end up dying (because they fell and hit their head, had a heart attack, got an infection, etc.), the real battle will now take place in the courtroom. Plus, if you are a halfway decent person and someone dies even remotely related to you, it will destroy you with guilt for the rest of your life.

[@daveyvane]

If they move forward into you, a low knee/shin kick is a good opener. A high punch is offensive, a low kick appears defensive.

[@Devillionaire]

This channel is interesting, and I'm sure this guy is a helluva fighter, but you gotta disregard all this "fair play" legal bullshit. I been in literally around 100 street fights in my life. As a young buck growing up in the Tenderloin district of San Francisco (among other places), a street fight was an everyday standard thing. I think my record is 3 different fights in 3 different places within 1.5 hours. All that said? I never ONCE stuck around to deal with any fallout from a fight. 1st rule? Win as fast as you can. 2nd rule? Always stay on your feet and aware of your environment - none of this MMA grappling on the ground bullshit. What's to stop someone from coming up behind you and kicking your head in if you're rolling around on the ground like an idiot? Final rule? Insta-vanish after. All this "getting into trouble" nonsense doesn't apply if you ain't around after. Phone cameras? The fight's over way before anyone whips out a camera, at least if you know what the fuck you're doing. Yep, definitely only ever fight as a last resort. But once you're in it, the only thing that matters is to win or at least survive by any fuckin means necessary. If you get killed in a fight, what the fuck good did the "rules" do you?

[@orangefacedbuddah1776]

your points are very sensible,there is a group of videos on you tube called "fight fast",they say a similar thing.

[@stuppittyhed]

cool story that you made up bro

[@flamecolumn]

As a young buck growing up in extremely dangerous places I was involved in ten thousand street fights. I won every single one. I think my record was 30 fights in 30 minutes.

[@orangefacedbuddah1776]

@@flamecolumn 🤣 were did you find the time to go for a piss.

[@Devillionaire]

@@stuppittyhed hahaha every single word I said was true, but you can think whatever you like. hell, those are just the tip of the crazier stories I have. some people have lived actual lives and don't just hide behind a computer in some suburb. sad that other people are so sheltered they can't even imagine what that's like.

[@alb4u]

Great advice. Most of these haters have nothing financially to lose, can fight, or have never been in a one-on-one.

[@TimRHillard]

Have them swing first? Thats about the smartest thing I have heard in self defense in a very long time. So many focus on first strike, which can get you in so much trouble, much more than the fight itself.

[@andrewskidmore9955]

Nah if he's faster than you and hit's harder,you're the one that's going to get put down first.What i always say to people is"Would you rather be in the police station(explaining why you had to do what you did) or would you rather be the one lying in a hospital bed"It's an easy choice for me.

[@paulalexander2740]

@@andrewskidmore9955 You seem to be a low skill brawler.

[@jpercy4811]

From a legal point of view, good info. Knowing the point when self defense becomes assault (restraint) is the difference b/w ‘hero and zero’.

[@TheDrew718]

Yes, lots of zeros as in legal fees (and maybe jail time).

[@Riskmangler]

If you're truly concerned about the legality of this, consult an attorney, not a self-defense youtube video.

[@davidm4566]

@@Riskmanglerif you're concerned about the legality then don't even get into this situation to begin with.

[@Riskmangler]

@@davidm4566 Sometimes you don't get to choose.

[@davidm4566]

@@Riskmangler 99% of the time you start a fight and it was your choice. But yes, sometimes you pretty much have to fight.

[@henryyip1]

Thanks Kevin, you are one of the best , wish you good health & happiness. Great Blessings

[@osm131]

i think of every fight as life a death because anything can happen. and you can't control what happen.

[@JAY-wn2hr]

Besides avoiding a fight, this is the first rule in my book for multiple reasons. KNOW how the law works in the country you are in. There are multiple countries where, if you could apply "self-defense techniques", you might end up in prison and with a criminal record. I'm happy you repeated it: here in Canada, etc. Most KZbinrs with similar content, never ever do this. Props to you bro !

[@sleepteam]

In the streets we didn’t have a lot of rules. Maybe one, no kicks to the groin. Home before dinner.

[@TranceHistorian]

That's 2 rules 😂

[@sleepteam]

@@TranceHistorianit’s a Michael Scott quote, so yeah.

[@jand8303]

Sounds like easy street

[@gladius2489]

That’s not a fight, that’s a game.

[@stuppittyhed]

@@jand8303 you are being mocked and you dont get it bud

[@jurrydevries4006]

Hi I like your videos a lot. Not so much that I need (at least never been in a situation where I would need it, always been able to either talk or walk my way out of trouble) but I simply admire the way you explain things. Plus I must admit I’ve not often seen a person moving so fluent subtle yet very positive like you do. I enjoy watching your videos

[@carsonjamesiv2512]

The last part of this video SURPRISED me!

[@theultimatemale6820]

IF YOU CAN WALK AWAY FROM A FIGHT DO SO. IT'S CALLED "THE ART OF FIGHTING" WITHOUT FIGHTING. IT DOESN'T MAKE YOU LESS OF A MAN IF YOU CAN AVOID A CONFRONTATION. IF YOU HAVE NO CHOICE, THEN USE WHATEVER MEANS NECESSARY TO DEFEND YOURSELF.

[@dotherightthingbro]

My late instructor used to say, “remember these two rules, first rule - there are no rules in a fight, and the second rule - remember the first rule”.

[@davidm4566]

There's different types of fights. There's drunken idiots and there's literally defending your life. The first one you can just avoid the fight 99.99% of the time. The last one is where those rules fit.

[@ShivamMishra-w4e]

Please upload daily in detail 🙏

[@rfrancoi]

Excellent advice Sir.

[@jondavey8054]

Great film and advice , however at tell the person to stop and back off - if they continue to push into you personal space strike first.

[@Cowboysgames]

I've actually had some friends who are cops that did say once you got the upper hand and you can get away, but if you keep going; then it's no longer self-defense.

[@stefanschleps8758]

"He posthumously dies"?! 🤣 (Thanks Kevin I needed that!)

[@CactusClai]

If you are experienced in street fights or any combat training. You should be able to detect someone’s intention just by their stance. You must attack first if you know you gonna get attacked. Do not slouch or appear weak.

[@oiyo5124]

Thats very kind of you to put him in a relaxed position after knocking him down. He looks like hes in bed at home already. You really are the goat man!

[@caesertullo1824]

1. if you can run, run 2. if you can't run look for the most advantageous place to start by stalling with your hands up and out while being nonthreatening 3. They will charge you or try to get a cheap shot in, be ready to defend and counter 4. If you countered successfully use that to your advantage leveraging them and trying to keep them pinned 5. After you have them secured call out for others to call the police, DO NOT let them go. Keep them in a controlled pin as long as you can. Ideally until the police get there. These are pretty realistic rules. I haven't watched the video yet.

[@caesertullo1824]

Huh, I got them pretty correct. woot!

[@PaulTheSportsGuru]

As always great advice 👍 here's also the rule make no statements to the police other than" I was in fear for my life" say nothing else otherwise his attorney will pick you apart in court never make a statement

[@AAA-k8f5e]

great video, I think you are probably the best instructor on the internet.

[@tedknight1676]

This guy saves lives with this content.

[@richardaquino1640]

The one thing he is doing is keeping his 6 foot distance forcing him to be the aggressor which gives you a much better chance in court if it ends up there, but also he’s going to miss and you’re going to counter. You have a much better chance.

[@larrysalinas4507]

Very good advice. More often than not most fights can be avoided just by simple de-escalation tactics. I especially love how your strategy has to change if you have your family with you. Very smart to give your keys to your partner to get your family to safety as well as take video. Again great advice.

[@Jack-xc2ys]

Hm.. if you know where the security cams are, a little staging will help you control what happens afterwards as well.

[@jimmorgan9364]

Rule#1 Never underestimate the other guy. Rule #2 Fight like your life depends on it. Rule #3 Speed is better than strength, timing is better than speed. Rule #4 If you find yourself in a fair fight, your strategy sucks.

[@Sinista666]

Never let them throw the first can be your last. Best example was your own rule no1. Most of the time the one who strikes first wins.

[@The-Contractor]

@ Sinista66: It's a difficult situation to navigate, isn't it? Personally, a lot of my "short burst sparring" centers on reading cues, then it's on. He makes the first move ... and I land first. There is a significant difference.

[@stuppittyhed]

lol you never fought no one

[@davidelizondo3970]

Not for me

[@riccarrasquilla379]

thanks for the video

[@canadafree2087]

Great video. There are some instructors who try to make the case for striking first, which is a no-go in Canada. If you are in the woods being kidnapped, then go for it, the assault has already started, but in the cities stick to Rule #2 if Rule #1 fails or you need to enlist Rule #3. Try not to put the head on the neck, it has been subject to several police related deaths, best to avoid it or put it on the head if you have to with less risk to crushing the windpipe. First aid is life over limb.

[@davidobrien3897]

Great Video. Respect for your opponent and awareness of legal consequences.

[@FuKuntt]

Although I'm losing consciousness, and I can no longer feel the physical pain, my brain at some level, still understands that the punches are hitting my face over and over again while still trying to remember #4...

[@robin_iconic]

I never been into a fight before but strangers always verbal abuse me because of my appearnce (most of those strangers are groups of boys/men ) i havent been into a fight however i have been into sittuations where i almost had to defend myself/fight back does someone have tips for someone that isnt strong and that freezes in a situation of stress?

[@aaronmkandawire7643]

Liked this. Need to know more.

[@X-7-JAMES]

Thank you from Miami, FL. There's some nuts in this city, so this information is valuable. Be well.

[@alexblue6991]

I have a question for the group it an advantage if you wear rings on your fingers in a fist fight

[@bentoncushing8693]

Great show,,,excellent instructions,,,,totally on Point,,,, Thank U for Ur message....

[@CharlesKidney]

Usually, who strikes first wins. It's not the best advice to wait for him to strike.

[@petersedliak4362]

Depend on how you define victory. Its victory when you fuck him up, but then face court/jail time + pay court costs, lawyer + possible medical care for that idiot and some fees for damage of his health + maybe some property damage etc. etc.? If you training some martial art, you should be able to withstand few punches from attacker and it really improve your position before judge and thats what actually matter.

[@CharlesKidney]

@petersedliak4362 If you feel under treat, that should be defence in a court. Martial art training won't prevent you from taking damage if a blow connects hard. That could be it for you. If it comes to the point where you feel this person means business and you can't walk away. Then just let him have it, strike first, strike hard, no mercy. Otherwise, you could end up with permanent physical or mental damage. Even dead. This isn't the movies where people walk away with designer bruises and some artistic blood pattern. People can be seriously messed up, and letting someone hit you is insane.

[@petersedliak4362]

@@CharlesKidney Well nobody said you should let somebody hit you in the face. Its somehow obvious that you should at least try to catch that punch into block. Im just telling you that that first strike from your side can cost you quite a lot of troubles, money and time and therefore, it might be good idea to think strategically before you launch that preemptive punch. If you facing some 110 kg fit guy who obviously know what hes doing and you are obviously weaker, maybe you can reasonably justify such act in front of judge, but if you shred some guy +- same physical constitution as you, might have face hard time in court room and very costly consequences, thats all.

[@kspen72]

Yes, terrible advice. Self defense law says stand your ground, including defending yourself from even the first punch.

[@richardaquino1640]

Another great video one thing you could say as he is saying trying to stop the fight before it starts is the goal. let the person know you can only act in self defense you can’t hit first it never is going to work always but if it works a portion of the time it’s worth it.

[@philipfirks7755]

A friend of mine in the UK was a Karate practitioner. He was forced to defend himself against an attacker, but also unfortunately the only onlooker saw his first punch rather than the attackers first punch. He had to fight the legals all the way. So whilst it might be best to not throw the first punch, even that is not always to your advantage legally. Beware. But a nice vid.

[@Gokuisthegre]

Being big doesn’t mean you can avoid a physical confrontation

[@philippang07]

Thank you for a good vid.

[@mrmachine269]

What a good video! Thanks.

[@petenowocin3642]

Theres one rule in a fight and that is no rules.

[@koi-pond]

1st rule of self defense escape when possible. Walk backwards and watch the other person as you walk away.

[@danielkeene3852]

Retreat, but try not to walk backwards. Walking backwards over unfamiliar and/or uneven surfaces is a good way to end up on the ground with an aggressor on top of you. Move at an angle so you can easily glance in the direction you are moving to minimize tripping hazards.

[@RichL57]

When we fought if someone got dropped it was the end of it unless they got up and wanted more and definitely no weapons. Nowadays these kids are so worried about losing a fight they rather get a murder or gun charge then lose a fight. It's a real shame

[@Mr205_]

Great Video!!!! Definitely made him nice & comfy at the end lol. Nonetheless great & informative Vid 💯

[@Laurencemardon]

Excellent video, tho as a fellow Canadian must say that you forgot the 'then hit him with a jar of maple syrup' part.

[@Battosai2021]

Very nicely done thankyou!

[@rushrush1209]

The rule is do whatever you can to stay alive. It's better if you can avoid it, but sometimes you have no choice but to fight.

[@Mtn_Mig]

Good advice. You can't choke on your tongue. You can obstruct an airway, but you can't choke on your own tongue.It's actually not possible.

[@Ihsan.shorts]

Rule 2?. If you wait for him to hit first is it not possible for you to fall and hit your head and die?. In any case its better to be judged by 12 than to be carried by 6

[@kacklerot]

Make sure in some states in the US you know the separation of assault and battery. If they are separate you have to wait for assault to assault(grabbing/grappling) and wait for battery (striking) to hit them back. If you accidentally get too fired up when the assailant throws a punch and guard to clinch and throw him down to stay safe you might get into trouble for assault because you grabbed them first. I know. It's a really annoying thing in law. One that doesn't make sense to me.

[@gbristow1982]

I really like the different coloured t-shirts you have been wearing. Terrific.

[@gladius2489]

There’s only one rule: don’t lose.

[@smokinj0e]

What makes you think there's a winner?

[@BigRaiden]

don't think win think survival

[@gladius2489]

@@smokinj0e the winner is the one still standing

[@gladius2489]

@@BigRaiden surviving is winning

[@smokinj0e]

@@gladius2489 Then you're gravely mistaken. Nobody wins in a street fight but the street itself. You may think you won by knocking your opponent, but no; worst case scenario, you end up in jail and may even be fined by the courts for restitution.

[@LegionWolves]

I was advised by Chael Sonnen that if they get within arms distance it’s fair game baby. Love the rules tho. Thank you

[@isthi000ify]

CANT LET YOU GET CLOSE

[@petepinal8415]

Ok, good tips. But I’m only 5’3”, 69 yrs old, and an easy going guy. But even if a younger, bigger guy mouths off to me, I won’t back down. In most all of the fist fights I’ve seen, whoever threw the first punch, usually wins, especially if he’s bigger. Are you still suggesting I let him throw the first punch???

[@tinsu629]

I will just pull a Jackie Chan quote, "I don't want no trouble." I would run or walk away from fights. Nowadays, people have weapons on them, and it's not worth it.

[@puregeniusful]

Fights don’t normally happen like this often swift …good legal info . In UK we can hit first if we feel life is in danger yes it will still have legal complication

[@Slammy555]

It may just be that I'm no where near the caliber of fighter as you but my rule 5 is to leave if there are others around, don't give give their friends a chance to think about it or go retrieve weapons from their cars.

[@sean367]

Dude this is so good 👍 very responsible. I sub'd

[@gooddog2001]

If a person throws the first punch and you are ready for them. If you are skilled enough. You should be able to block and counter, I'd think?

[@dwzm]

This is cool I wanna go to Cowgry and learn from this guy!

[@juliochingaling5824]

Excellent. God bless.

[@VsarahTopNotch]

It's almost Mother's Day ❤🎉 This is the best Video 💋😏

[@mikegiordano9445]

Same rules in USA. great info

[@maxihowlin9337]

Very Good advices. Greetings from Argentina.

[@markrosolini2934]

Don't you love how these street fighting guru's talk about all their rules and procedures for street fighting like it's a daily occurrence

[@jameslyon351]

It happens for some of us more than others.. Stay Grateful.

[@artvandelay1555]

So right. I lost count of how many have died after falling from being hit.

[@jamescampbell5516]

First rule: be prepared, in position, don't swing first, try to talk the person out of the fight."FIRST MOVE FOR DEFENSE STEP BACK A COUPLE FEET," NOW THE ASSALIANT is wide open. Best advice haul ass.

[@stephencliffe9712]

Articulating use of force has to be done as an objective measure so familiarity with local laws and interpretations of totality of circumstance is central. Warning about spontaneous utterances and such are essential to avoid so practice objective measure of both the threat you perceived and the reason you selected the response you selected.

[@JamesWoo-o7m]

How does mutual combat work?

[@tedfio1tedfio1]

Great basic advice!

[@WilliamYoung-j7v]

1. Run 2. If you know you have to fight, hit first. 3. Make the fist or attack end the fight.

[@AAA-k8f5e]

Guarro v. United States, 237 F.2d 578, 580 (D.C. Cir. 1956). But, of course, an assault can also be committed "merely by putting another in apprehension of harm whether or not the actor actually intends to inflict, or is capable of inflicting that harm.

[@sgodor]

Man u re a lawyer. And it is good.

[@jmyguzzi]

That was a great video. You checked a lot of boxes.

[@randyjon224]

There are NO rules when it comes to a fist fight. Well just one, be the last one standing.

[@TXM33]

Awesome

[@captainrubber]

Great advice. Avoid fighting. Too many legal issue especially when you damage your attacker. Get it on film is the most important. Without video the attacker can claim you started it and you were the aggressive one.

[@farkinarkin5099]

That reminds me... need to get a bodycam.

[@fivekoks2131]

RUN!

[@jamescameron7633]

A fight is a fight

[@Wj33333]

Bro are you like 6ft 8? Dang you’re tall. Good vid thanks.

[@SOG-xb4qh]

Hit first,,,Hit fast,,,Hit hard & Hit last. Cheat,,,win & haul ass.

[@jeffyoung60]

Someone on YT came up with the same idea I was thinking. Kevin talked about having your arms up in a boxing position to protect against an attacker launching the first punch, often referred to in the U.S. as a, sucker punch, blindside, cold cock, dirty hit, falsecrack (Hawaii). However, to witnesses and to video cameras and CCTV, it might look like you are engaging in a duel, that is, a one-on-one brawl, in which both of you will be blamed and arrested. Instead, have your arms up but open your hands, palms facing out, fingers stretched apart. This gesture clearly demonstrates to witnesses, phone cameras, and CCTV that you are the one on defense trying his best to avoid a confrontation by appearing conciliatory, "Hey dude, I don't want any trouble." If the troublemaker launches a sucker punch, at least your arms are up to block his fist from hitting you in the face or head. Now you can strike back and follow the rest of Kevin's advice; put him down, restrain him, look around, or take care of him if he's unconscious. The whole idea is to go home safe, sound, alive, avoid jail and avoid lawyers.

[@tommydorcey7402]

First&LastRule4FistingInPublicBuyNewShoesThenTakeThemOffDojoStlyeBearFootBoxing?BloodyToeRelationships?

[@sh1k4t4g4n41]

The first and major thing is, unless your bite it off and swallow it, you can't choke on your own tongue. It's physically not possible, it's an attached muscle. Second, what are you covering up with that ink? Gang tattoos?

[@flamecolumn]

So….according to this video, I’m with my wife, toddlers, and elderly mother, clearly and without a doubt not looking for trouble, we are accosted by someone who is clearly threatening us, and now I’ve got to go through my checklist which includes not only enticing them to attack me but also me providing medical care to them if I prevail? If I prevail against an assailant who: 1. Is not using a checklist. 2. Who isn’t following the rules. 3. Who may be under the influence of drugs and alcohol. 4. Who may have a weapon. 5. Who may have buddies waiting to jump in or hurt my family. Did I get all that right? My toddlers are in mortal danger but I need to primarily focus on what a DA is going to think about some herky jerky cell phone video? Go ahead. Maybe your mother’s obituary will mention your gallantry and legal acumen as you tried to defend her life. At least no charges were filed against you, amirite bro? I hate “reaction” videos, in general they are fake and stupid. But I’d love to watch a reaction video of Lee Morrison watching this video. If he could even get through it without dying of laughter.

[@524mykel]

Respect, but I don't agree.

[@nigelpinkus3830]

Rule #1: Don't get into fights. Be careful who you talk to, what you do in the evenings and be careful how much you drink. Stay safe out there.

[@sebastianwar7936]

Guy is going to wake up and 'WTF!??? Why am I not in my bed?'

[@willemakkermans4067]

And what's my hand doing in my pants?!

[@incognitivedistortion8800]

He just said a guy sucker punched some other guy and the guy fell back hit his head and died, Then he just said let them throw the first punch. ??? Why let him throw first? So I can fall back and hit my head and die?? The guy who went outside and got hit and died obviously wanted to fight, so I wouldn’t call it being suckered, he followed him outside after being challenged. Never let him hit you first. If he’s too close and you think he’s gonna hit you, let him have it!!You’re either ready to fight when I’m ready otherwise you’re getting hit, and if that’s the only hit I get in and I just piss him off, I still have him something to remember. If we’re fighting we’re both going to try to be first. Don’t let anyone take a swing and then start fighting. If you’re going to let them be first you might as well not fight at all. You better off calling the cops or running away.

[@JUANORTEGA-or1ht]

Rule one no rules anything goes, expect the unexpected,

[@ObathSoar-gx5gs]

My number 1 rule is don't eat a bad curry before going into high risk environments