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Posted by: Mudge

WWE SUPERSTARS TOSS AROUND DRUNKEN LOUDMOUTH KICKBOXERS

From UK Tabloid Newspaper, THE SUN... Now that's a big fight out By ANDREW PARKER

BOOZED-UP kickboxers fought an unscheduled bout with American telly wrestlers — in a posh hotel lobby.

Terrified guests dived for cover as the fighters squared up after a martial arts show, sending feet, fists and glasses flying.

They watched amazed as the boxers lashed out with a flurry of acrobatic spinning kicks and punches, while the touring grapplers hurled their opponents around the reception hall.

Ex-world kickboxing champ Kash "The Flash" Gill — 6ft 3in and 11st 6lb — claimed he was dragged around in a headlock by 22st, 6ft 5in wrestler Dave "Demon of the Deep" Batista, 36.

One boxer was thrown over a table full of drinks and another over a baggage trolley before the row spilled outside.

A car park security barrier was smashed before police broke up Sunday's midnight fight at the Hilton Hotel at Birmingham's NEC complex.

The punch-up followed a kickboxing exhibition match for 500 guests, organised by 37-year-old Kash.

He said: "It had been a great night, but one of our tables was a bit rowdy after having too much to drink. In reception one of our blokes accidentally bumped into one wrestler and said sorry straight away.

"The wrestler said, ‘You will be' and it all kicked off. The wrestlers were all giants and three of them had one of our blokes on the floor.

"I ran out to try to calm things down, but next thing I knew one wrestler had me in an armlock and was throwing me around like a doll.

"Somone told him I was a kickboxing champ and he backed off. But it was quite nasty with a couple of bloody noses and ripped shirts and T-shirts all over the lobby.

"It was probably the boozers on our side who started it, but the wrestlers didn't use their strengths in a professional way and were out of order."

One hotel worker said: "It was mayhem for about 15 minutes. The boxers were saying wrestling was fake and that the big guys couldn't fight — so they just grabbed them."

A World Wrestling Entertainment spokesman said: "Our guys were checking in when the boxers began making remarks. They weren't happy."

Police confirmed officers were sent. A spokesman said: "We sorted it out without any arrests."

Courtesy of 1wrestling.com

Posted by: cappo5150

Hahaha thats funny. I would've liked to seen that rumble. I wonder if the kickboxers weren't drunk would it be a different story.

Posted by: Dale Mabry

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Originally Posted by cappo5150

Hahaha thats funny. I would've liked to seen that rumble. I wonder if the kickboxers weren't drunk would it be a different story.

Prolly not.

Posted by: PreMier

Thats some funny shit.

Posted by: LAM

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Originally Posted by cappo5150

Hahaha thats funny. I would've liked to seen that rumble. I wonder if the kickboxers weren't drunk would it be a different story.

not even close. 11 stones is 154 lbs and 22 stones is 308 lbs. that scrawny little bean pole kickboxer didn't stand a chance drunk or not he would have gotten has ass handed to him

Posted by: P-funk

LMAO....that is so damn funny.

Posted by: IainDaniel

Nice Hahaha

Posted by: Decker

Great story. Even in the Ultimate Fighting bouts I've seen involving Kickboxers, they could not handle grapplers. Once the initial acrobats were exhausted, the kickboxer was beaten soundly.

Posted by: naturaltan

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Originally Posted by Decker

Great story. Even in the Ultimate Fighting bouts I've seen involving Kickboxers, they could not handle grapplers. Once the initial acrobats were exhausted, the kickboxer was beaten soundly.

In most cases. I think that once the grappler gets the boxer/kickboxer down to the ground, the fight is over. I'm still of the belief that a talented boxer could take a grappler. I have no proof and the only match I know of was the Ali match and we know the outcome of that. I'd love to see a Thomas Hearns or a Roy Jones Jr in their prime have a shot at a simliar weighted grappler.

In the above case, Lam stated the the kickboxers were way way out of the weight division. In boxing, the fight above with aforementioned Batista would be middleweight taking on a super heavyweight. No contest.

Posted by: Decker

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Originally Posted by naturaltan

In most cases. I think that once the grappler gets the boxer/kickboxer down to the ground, the fight is over. I'm still of the belief that a talented boxer could take a grappler.

I agree with you. I think boxers are extremely dangerous and punishing fighters, moreso than grapplers. Boxers are trained to take punishment and dish it out in no uncertain terms--generally the winner punches his opponent into incoherence. True wrestling doesn't deal with crushing blows to the head, it is a sport of leverage and postitioning.

In my other post, I was talking about kickboxers. Kickboxers may be tough fighters, but I don't think the ballet type moves are as effective in an all out brawl as the relentless pummeling rendered by a competent boxer.

Posted by: musclepump

I think those blokes deserved even more of an ass kicking

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