MMA @ LA Boxing?

[SleepingTalon]

Although I agree somewhat with will about Jacre and Manu, Knuckleup does have some good trainers. I think their problem when it comes to competing is that they put people out there that have no business fighting because they are undertrained.

Every gym has that. Greg Jackson's gym, Greg Nelson's gym, AKA in San Jose, etc. You can't tell people that they can't fight if they want to. I'm helping a friend get ready for a fight in December and he's been training for 6 months, so it's very well possible that he could lose, but that's his choice. Atlanta is a newer hub for elite MMA. Roan Carneiro just moved here too and started an Atlanta branch of American Top Team, so it's starting to come around, but it'll take awhile. I've been doing this since 2004, and it was a lot smaller back then. It's getting pretty crazy now.

[willum14pb]

Every gym has that. Greg Jackson's gym, Greg Nelson's gym, AKA in San Jose, etc. You can't tell people that they can't fight if they want to. I'm helping a friend get ready for a fight in December and he's been training for 6 months, so it's very well possible that he could lose, but that's his choice. Atlanta is a newer hub for elite MMA. Roan Carneiro just moved here too and started an Atlanta branch of American Top Team, so it's starting to come around, but it'll take awhile. I've been doing this since 2004, and it was a lot smaller back then. It's getting pretty crazy now.

yea, too many wannabe's now.. frankly it's annoying. i hate the guys that come in, and when you ask if they have experience they make up some bullshit artist background about having trained in this and that fora little. who cares, just say no, i dont, and start fresh. Everyone wants to come in and act tough, it's really annoying.