What is the most deadly martial art in the world?

Question

What is the most deadly martial art in the world?

Answer 1

This is easy,  A Marine and his RIFLE !!!!!!!

Seriously, if you are inquiring about martial arts ( karate, TKD, Hapkido, Judo...etc).  Well here's my personal and standard response.

The most common answers that will be given to you here are usually from people who are currently taking the art ( Whatever they maybe).  

While I applaud of the fact that they are loyal and dedicated to their perspective art. Self-endorsement from a group of underage teens with 2 weeks training does not qualify as the yardstick to determine which martial arts is the ultimate.  

With so many variant of fighting art styles from around the world, its difficult  to determine who hold the distinction of being the best or the most "lethal" form of martial arts.    Many can say "BJJ", but BJJ can be beaten by Kenjutsu-ka ( practitioner of the Japanese Swordmanship).  

But practitioners of Kenjutsu can easily be beaten by Kyudoka ( Practitioners of the Japanese Archery).  This argument will and can  go on and on and on with no ends in sight.  

While there's no doubt that many forms of modern martial arts have proven themselves in the combative sports arena, it cannot however defined itself as the ultimate forms of "self-defense" or "martial arts".  

I have been training for a very long time and along with many respectable long time practiotioners in this forum, We can't even  determine which arts is considered the "ultimate".   Experienced martial arts practitioners and instructors don't go around claiming that our style is the "ultimate" martial arts.

So what it really boils down to is that there is no such thing as the "ultimate" martial arts.  If they truly exist,  then many of us would not be wasting our time training in our respective "inferior" martial arts.   Every martial arts have their own strenght and weakness regardless of style, culture or history.  

My sincere advice to you is, instead of wasting your precious time on the internet looking and chasing after that ultimate "mythical" art.  I respectfully recomend that you do something productive for youself and join any martial arts or cross train in several arts and seek to achieved whatever it is that you desire.  

There may not be an ultimate martial arts, but one can become an ultimate athlete !

Answer 2

Jiu-Jitsu? Why?

Simple, how would you like to be put unconscious, have a shoulder ripped apart, have your leg broken, have your arm broken, have your knee torn up?

There it is. That is by far the most damage that any martial art can do. TKD and the rest of the karate-like stuff are for people who like to get owned by people in jiu-jitsu.

Answer 3

To the people that once again spout off that BJJ is the best, I am glad you like the style you train, but get real. BJJ like any style has flaws. Jack D what happens if there are 3 attackers? What happens if he has a knife? By all means lets get close enough to grapple. Idiots make me sick. BJJ is an excellent style, but people like you burn my a**.

As for the question, which car will get you to your destination? All styles have movements in them that can be fatal, if they are taught and trained correctly. The fact is that all martial arts at one point or another came from styles that were used in warfare, on a regular basis, and many still have killing motion in them. The fact is that they all are, it just depends on who uses them.

Answer 4

If I told you, I'd have to kill you!

Answer 5

Ancient Kung-Fu is, not a gun...

Kung-Fu would break the gun

Answer 6

you boys need to take that BJJ to the streets. then come back here ask how come you got your skulls stomped into the pavement. MMA is not self defense. self defense is not street fighting. take it to the streets or make your peace some other way.

Answer 7

Brazilian Ju Jitsu

Answer 8

You will never have the "best art". You will always have people who are better than others though. This is becuase they train harder, with more passion and with more motivation. Becuase of this, the art that these people train can seem like the best but it is the person that is better, not the art.

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