BJJ|||Kickboxing is definitely better against multiple attackers. If you go to the ground with multiple attackers, you will get stomped. Brazilian Jujitsu is better in a one on one encounter most of the time. It takes an exceptional kickboxer like a Chuck Liddell to force a Brazilian Jujitsu fighter to fight standing up. Only an exeptional striker can beat a skilled Brazilian jujitsu fighter with strikes without going to the ground. Even though I am Brazilian Jujitsu grappler, I have had to fight standing up agaisnt multiple attackers. When I walk alone in the city, I always carry some type of a legal weapon with me like a cane or some knuckles made out of bullet proof plastic.|||Actually Brazilian Ju Jitsu concentrates more on the ground with submission fighting than actual stand up. They both have their flaws....
Kick boxing is a great form of stand up fighting and is very effective, however if the fight hits the ground (90% of all fights do) all that training in striking doesn%26#039;t do you any good cause your pretty much a helpless fighter
Ju Jitsu is the total opposite, if you are a highly trained ju jitsu fighter and you cant take your opponent down, your pretty much screwed cause you probably gonna get FFF%26#039;ed up trying to get it to the ground leaving yourself open for quick and hard counter blows.
My suggestion...learn both!|||It%26#039;s not the style, it%26#039;s the fighter that counts. BJJ does have both stand up and grappling though, so I%26#039;d give it the edge.|||.....
There is no such thing as %26quot;better%26quot; or worst or superior when it comes to something abstract. Its the practitioner, not the art.|||It is the fighter that makes the style, not the style that makes the fighter.|||BJJ it covers all aspects.
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