>buy the standard everlast gloves for $30 at sports authority
>blue ones
>do muay thai for 2 years
>nobody says anything
>one day, gym coach says he's trying to get a wholesale deal with hayabusa and that anyone interested in getting highest quality gloves should tell him so he can make a list
>$60 for the gloves. He says they're like $80 or $90 original price (can't remember)

>take really good care of my gloves for the next 7 years while doing muay thai
>use them for everything for the first 2 years
>then get a fairtax bag gloves for mits, and bags
>only use hayabusa for sparring
>consistent use
>start reading shit talk about hayabusa products on /asp/and internet
>always thought my gloves were top quality when comparing it to other gloves during spar sessions

>it's been 7 years. The leather coloring is fading away on my gloves maybe I should check out some awesome gloves that may last me for 10 years
>go to legit boxing shop
>bring my old hayabusas for comparison for when I purchase
>check out several top gloves marked $140 -$200
>built just like my old hayabusas

Stop the hayabusa hating. Their gloves are fucking fantastic.

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okey this open so many question

I have been using these gloves for over a year and they are finally at their end. I'm now looking for a pair of high quality gloves for Muay Thai; any and all advice is appreciated since I am relatively clueless on the topic.

hi /asp/.

So long story short i'm finally out of college with a job and i would like to learn a martial art.
I've been studying the possibilities in my city and country (argentina).

I'm quite interested in wing chun, anyone here that can tell me something about the style? preferably someone that has practiced it for more than a few months.

it seems like a soft style with very good stuff, but there are a lot of bs sifus out there, or so the internet says.

what is the diference with wing tsun? just the name as a brand or there is deeper meaning to it?

TLDR: wing chun, is it effective? what woud you recommend to look for in an instructor.

Seriously /o/ what car is gud (that is not stock)?

I mean okay the official race cars are obviously good, but all I see on /o/ is:

>stance is shit
>drift is shit
>muscle is shit
>jdm is shit
>euro is shit
>your car is shit

show me the car you can't say shit about

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> The Hell in a Cell PPV happened and one of the most notable parts was during the Lesnar, Undertaker match when both men started bleeding badly. It's been reported that in the gorilla position Vince was upset at that only went from bad to worse when Lesnar shoot pushed a doctor who was trying to calm him down
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