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I could never get into jiu-jitsu. It just didn’t seem worth being a really tough guy if it meant that my joints would hurt all the time and I’d roll around the floor for 3 hours a night with another dude’s balls on my chest. I had one co-worker constantly nagging me to join the Gracie gym and I opted out and never regretted it.

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I find sambo or even pancrase much more suited for "everything goes" type of situations. Sambo is good mix of prety muh everything https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyfuuFs6Ai4

While gracie jj or bjj might be the ultimate weapon in a duel (the one clueless about it will probably get his ass literally handed to him), it's definitely a big ass mistake to go to the ground right away during a street fight especially against multiple opponents

The "chute boxe" approach to it, is the right one IMO. It's muay thai all the way, but with a black belt in your pocket which you use to escape every bjj/wrestling/locks attempt, and then it's stand up right away and low kick in the face

It's nasty but it's pretty efficient and realist, nothing fancy, straight to the point

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The top UFC champions are overwhelmingly high-level wrestlers.

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UFC is a duel with a referee, rules, and a safe environment

I'm not saying those guys aren't effective in a street fight, I'm saying going to the ground should be the last resort, for obvious reasons

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On top of that, jiu-jitsu is useless in real life. You aren't going to grapple and roll your way out of a bar fight.

There are far more useful disciplines for that, especially running if you see a knife.