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Akaratechick
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Styles: TKD/Filipino Kali/Kickboxing/JKD
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 Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2007 10:15 pm Post subject: ISKA Karate Ernie Reyes, JR fight |
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Just curious if anyone saw the fight on ISKA karate and what they thought of it. I thought Ernie did a good job overall for it being his 2nd thai match. He was off somewhat in timing, but all in all he was impressive. His attitude was intimidating  His dad was there to support him. It was cool. I like it when someone who doesn't have to prove himself tries something different and humbles himself. That is what we should be about. 
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bushido_man96
KF Sensei
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Styles: Taekwondo, Combat Hapkido, Aikido, GRACIE, Police Krav Maga, SPEAR
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Akaratechick
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right you are. He has been doing TKD since he was four, and I think at age twelve he started acting. He's had a few pretty good parts, he was in Rush Hour 2. He is in a movie "The Process" which I haven't seen yet, he's quite busy. He is new to Muai Thai, but it was a cool fight. I just wish that ISKA Karate came on before midnight. I stay up to watch it. I am working on a lot of new techniques when I do my multiple fighting for my BB test in april 
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bushido_man96
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Akaratechick
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Styles: TKD/Filipino Kali/Kickboxing/JKD
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yep, I think you are right, and three minutes until it comes on. I wonder who is fighting tonight  I really should start taping this, so I can get a good nights sleep. hmmm? what is that? Every now and then they will have women on, and those are awesome fights!!! I prefer this show to UFC
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nine_weapons
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shinbushi
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| He was also in "The last dragon" and I'm not sure which ISKA fight you saw of his because I saw him fight years ago on an ISKA promotion and the fight looked worked, bad...real bad. I forgot the name of the TV series he was on as a kid, too. |
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nine_weapons
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Joined: 31 Jul 2007
Posts: 155
Styles: muay thai, judo, bjj
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| the tv show was sidekicks. He was also in a host of movies. I have actually seen all of his matches - unless he's had more since then - They didn't look worked to me. But you gotta think about it - he has been training in SOMETHING, be it muay thai, tkd, etc. since he was 4 years old. He should outclass almost anyone he fights. I actually think he should have performed a little better than he did, but he still went undefeated, so hey. |
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nine_weapons
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| Akaratechick wrote: |
| right you are. He has been doing TKD since he was four, and I think at age twelve he started acting. He's had a few pretty good parts, he was in Rush Hour 2. He is in a movie "The Process" which I haven't seen yet, he's quite busy. He is new to Muai Thai, but it was a cool fight. I just wish that ISKA Karate came on before midnight. I stay up to watch it. I am working on a lot of new techniques when I do my multiple fighting for my BB test in april |
he's not new to muay thai - those are old fights, unless he started fighting again. I've been watching him since I was a kid. He was also in:
surf ninjas
TMNT - stunt double for donatello.
TMNT 2 - he was the pizza boy and was a stunt double for donatello
TMNT 3 - stunt double - donatello
Red Sonia
he had a guest spot on an episode of McGyver
he was part of the circus of the stars for several years
he starred in a series called sidekicks in the 80s
and other things as well. |
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kenpo4life
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I personally thought his Muay Thai was horrible. For a man studying martial arts his entire life, you would think that his technique would be crisper.
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