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Dave Croft
Posted: 2012-06-21 09:24:22
Body kicks are assumed to score even if they show no effect. That is correct. Not my idea and i dont agree its a good rule. accordingly I fully accept and appreciate the argument that says if a fighter were to walk through a body kick it clearly had no effect and therefore did not score. However; thats not what the ruling on body kicks says. And i have no desire to lobby a change on the rules.

If the body kicks needed to show effect then by that rational the decision wasnt that clear.

If you want to discuss symantics then some of the body shots landed on the upper arm and not cleanly upon the body and there in lies nother argument to debate on scoring issues.

However; as the system stands currently the result although very close is appropriate to the rules in play.

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