Kaze Uta Budo Kai Forum Archive

We joke about it some on Saturday's, but here's the scary truth.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwtvco4eeMk

See, I told ya we're missing the boat 😄 In all honesty, I find this really distrubing. Armlocks, knee bars, ankle locks.... doing really dangerous stuff is just a game to these kids. Scary deal.

Way too young to be doing this stuff. Good way to get injured and be crippled for life or worse. This has to be in Brazil.

John

Brazil would be my guess as well.

Unfortunatly, this is in the good ol' US of A. Our own backyard even.
Of course this kid is grappling all over the country/world.

Drake Dudley (Combined record 211-23)

Name: Drake "Ultimate" Dudley
Birth Date: 3-9-94
Height: 5' 0"
Weight: 79 lbs
City and State: Flowermound, TX.
Country: U.S.A.
BJJ Record: 130-8-0 (Win-Loss-Draw)
Boxing Record: 12-1-0 (Win-Loss-Draw)
Wrestling Record: 66-14-0 (Win-Loss-Draw)
Vale Tudo Record: 3-0-0 (Win-Loss-Draw)
Association: Colony Boxing Gym/Mohler Jiu-Jitsu
Style: BJJ, Boxing, Thai Boxing, Wrestling, Sub Wrestling
Rank: Jr. Blackbelt/BJJ Orange Belt
Academics: A Honors Student

Boxing Titles/Championships:

2003 - Dallas Golden Glove Champion – 60 lbs
2003 - Fort Worth Tournament of Champions – 1st Place
2002/2003 - (2) time National Black Glove Champion/Novice and Open Class 60-65 lbs
2002 - (2) time Barney & Me 60 lb Champion
2002 - Joe Jimez Boxing Classic 60 lb Champion

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu/Mohler Jiu-Jitsu Titles and Championships

2005 - Brazilian Championship, Rio De Janerio - 1st Place (Gold Medal)
2005 - Grappler's Quest West (Gi) - 1st Place Adv./No Gi 2nd Place Advaced
2005 - 2005 Copa Pacifica, California - 1st Place adv (70-79) - 2nd Place Adv (13-14 yrs old)
2005 - NAGA Florida Pro Am, Gi and No Gi Advanced 1st Place
2004 - Grandbury Challege - 1st Place
2004 - NAGA New England, Gi and No Gi Advanced - 1st Place
2004 - Naga Nagc gi & no gi advanced - 1st Place
2004 - NAGA Chicago, Gi & No Gi - 1st Place Advanced
2004 - NAGA Battle of the Beach, - Gi & No Gi (Advanced) 1st Place 70 - 79lbs
2004 - NAGA Pro Am, Coral Springs Florida, - No Gi (Advanced) 1st Place 70 -79lbs Gi (Advanced) 2nd Place 80-89lbs
2004 - Texas Submission Challenge, Dallas, TX - No Gi (Advanced) 1st Place
2004 - NAGA Chicago, Chicago, IL - GI & No GI 60-69lbs and Gi & No Gi 70-79lbs (Advanced) 1st Place in 2 weight division total of (4) 1st Place
2004 - Smackdown in H-town, Houston, TX. - GI (Advanced) 1st Place
2004 - NAGA Worlds, Bayonne, NJ- GI & No GI (Advanced) 1st Place
2002/2004 - (7) time Carlos Machado Jiu-Jitsu Champion
2003 - Pan American, Huntington Beach, California- Submission
2003 - NAGA NAGC, Bayonne, NJ- Submission No Gi (Advanced) 1st Place
2002 - Grapplers Quest World, Bayonne NJ - Submission No Gi (Advanced) 1st Place
2002 - Brazilian Children’s Championship, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Silver Medalist (lost on decision)

Wrestling
2004 - Altus Open OK 1st place Open Class Division 3 & 4
2004 - Hightland Park 1st Place Open Class
2004 - Houston Invitational / Texas Novice State Champion
2005 - Texas State Wrestling Champion, 75lb/Div. 3 - 1st Place Open Class Champion
2005 - Texas USA Regionals - 1st Place (Open Class)
2005 - Tulsa Nationals "The Worlds Toughest Wrestling Tournament" 5th Place/Open Class
(2,300 Children)
2005 - Highland Park - 1st Place
2004 - Pan Handle Nationals - 3rd Place (Open Class)
2004 - Texas State Final 3rd Place Open Class / Texas Rookie State Champion
2004 - Texas USA Regionals 1st Place Open Class
2003 - Azle, Texas Open 1st Place
2003 - Argyle, Texas Open 1st Place
2003 - Panhandle Nationals 1st Place Open Class

Vale Tudo

2004 - California Pankration Championship (Advanced) 1st Place Record 3 - 0

Here's some video that is from another country. These kids are training in Thailand in Muay Thai. Muay Thai is known for its intense training, elbows, knees, stiff-leg kicks and clinch striking.

The first video is of training, and it actually has some "father/son" type moments. The second and third videos are fight videos... I couldn't watch the whole thing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGnaOQig ... uay%20thai

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5w9BbFeW ... uay%20thai

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EaNBCqv ... uay%20thai

More cage fighting for kids.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80xQevmphiQ

Looks like the next generation of youthful thugs will be a tougher lot....

My mom wouldn't even let me play football until high school. I'd never have teh change to heel hook sombaody in betwenn nap-times.