I wanted to make a big, hypothetical 16 man tournament between martial arts styles. There is no human factor in it, and wins are decided on the training and exercises of the style.

The rules are pretty simple. They fight in a big, pit like structure that you can't exit, and they don't get any weapons. They do get to wear their uniforms from their particular style, but no shoes. You fight until a knockout, surrender, or possibly death. No outside interference is allowed in the ring, but you can have trainers shout instructions to you.

Here's the bracket:

Taekwondo vs Ninjitsu

Kempo Karate vs. Kickboxing

American Kickboxing vs. Muay Thai Kickboxing

Judo vs. Pencak Silat

San Soo Kung-Fu vs. Sambo

Wing-Chun or Military Combat vs. Streetfighting ( In this case, it's Boxing plus karate)

Five Animal Kung-Fu or Aikido vs. Wing-Chun

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu vs. Full-Contact Karate

It's a one night tournament, and the winner of each first fight battles the winner of the next fight( For example, the winner of Taekwondo vs Ninjitsu fights the winner of Kempo Karate vs. Kickboxing.)

I want opinions. Finish the bracket on who you think would win until the finals ( 16 man 1 prelim, 1 quarte final,1 semifinal, and one final.)

ok hung gar, eagle claw, or drunken style. taking into consideration that im a beginer in chinese arts, (a little experience in wing chun). ????

Hey, yololz!I waswondrin who wood win ina fit betweeen akeedo vs. kung-fu.kun-fu uses moves dat maks yo hits mo powaful, butt akido can grabe and us moementumm aganst; ole ppl can doo it! k, opions plz. loolo@#&$^

Hi guys i just wanted to hear everyone's opinion on choyleefut kung fu it's a southern style created by Chan Hueng and emphasizes swinging arm and whipping tequinqe, it combines the footwork and kicking power of nothern shaolin and the close, fast punching speed of southern shaolin in there are any stlyes you guys think can beat it let me know and tell me why. thnx

i am thinking of learning a new style what do you think would be the best one to learn? (i have done taekwondo and boxing)

i was wonderin which style is better taekwondo or karate i know their quite similar but what if two masters of each style had a fight who do you think would win?

besides the styles that you are currently learning (to help minimise being bias) what do you think is the best martial art? now i know all about the 'it all depends on the martial artist, not hte martial art' stuff, so i don't want to hear about any of that.

just stuff such as (for e.g.) i think MMA would be the best because it has a balanced standing up and ground fighting... or i think aikido is the best because you learn to control an attacker using their own force against them, and their footwork is the most advanced in the world...

so stuff like that, besides your own martial art(s) which, in your opinion, is the best
and please state why you think so.

this is a video i found of some kyokushin guys going at it with some kung fu guys, i think it demonstrates pretty well not that karate may be better than drunken style etc, but that simplicity is, also that to fight with a style you should probably train mentally and by that i mean figure out why certain movments are there. anywho what's everyones opinion? be gratful for some five animals input on the previous statment about knowing your style.

Hi guys I'm interested in studying a kung Fu form to broaden my understanding of MA and fighting, is Eagle Claw any good? just there's a school near me so thinkin of joining. let me know any good styles or what not.

Hi just interested if anyone has any new styles to offer i've come up with 1 Llama style, it kicks ass. and horse style.