Real Fighting is Dangerous, not Fun, has Legal Consequences, and its Methods are Different from Sport

Real fighting is different than sport.  Sports fights are ruled and regulated with a controlled and regulated environment.  Real fights are not ruled and regulated with uncontrolled, variable environments.  Sports fighting offers participants some protections from legal consequences and certain injuries.  Real fighting can get you sued and/or jailed or imprisoned even if you are the defender.

Those who have been in real fights know these four things:

1. Real fighting is not fun despite how fun sparring is.

2. Never judge the fight ability of someone based on how they look or your perception of them without knowledge.

3.  Always practice respect towards others because.

4.  Anyone can loose and anyone can win.

Some advice:

Those who have to tout how great of a fighter they are, are probably not very good at fighting.

Those who Ride the coat tails of others are admitting they cannot stand on their own abilities.

Those who are quick to drop fight challenges against random strangers are more than likely inept at fighting.

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Kevin Dewayne Hughes - Tenkidokan School of Martial Arts

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