The most deadliest martial arts in the world?

Answer 1

Jujitsu also spelled Jujutsu is the deadliest martial art. There has been a lot of controversy about this but it was studied by National Geographic and decided. Jujitsu started in Japan. It was the art that was used by the ninja and samurai. Watch National Geographic's Fight Science for more information.

this is may well be the correct ans but the info given by the user is very incorrect. jujitsu was invented by helio gracie. it is a version of judo that doent require brute strength and size is was developed in Brazil and is considered the best martial art in the real world. this was prioved many years later in the first ever ufc by Royce gracie.

also as Bruce Lee said not all Martial Arts are complete and this is something that if proved in MMA mixed martial arts such as UFC or Pride were fighters study many disciplines in order to become a well rounded fighter.

Answer 2

Krav Maga was made by the Israeli military. It is NOT a sport.

It is intended to kill your enemy, inflicting as much pain as possible, as quickly as possible.

It is mainly useful when you are fighting an opponent with a gun or knife.

Krav Maga mainly consists of:

-Gun Defense.

-Knife Defense.

-Taking down people that are stronger.

-Taking down multiple enemies.

-Holds and Pressure points that will kill.

Answer 3

There is no such thing as the "deadliest" Martial Art move. All Martial Art systems contain techniques that can kill an attacker. Dead is dead! You can't get any more dead than dead, so nothing can be more deadly than any other lethal technique.

Answer 4

In oritental marial arts ( stereotype ) it is :

SilatWhile the origin of Silat is relatively unknown, and the popularity of the martial art is still considered low, what is known is Silat was created by the Malay people in Southeast Asia. Used mainly as a war dance and a form of self defense, Silat practitioners are skilled strikers trained to maintain a strong stance while applying slow and subtle movements with unique dance-like qualities to trick opponents into believing Silat practitioners were ill-trained and hence, making mistakes that Silat practitioners can take advantage of.

However, boxing has been refined and retooled numerous times in the modern context. Boxing in the modern world now mainly follows the Marquees of Queensberry rules with rounds and a three-round knockout system. Boxing is strictly striking using gloved fists, with different stances and different methods of strikes involved. A strong knockout boxer, like world famous Muhammad Ali, famous for the catchphrase "Float like a butterfly, Sting like a bee" could knock down an opponent and knock their lights out unconscious with a single punch.

Source(s): Dfscape.com

Answer 5

Aiki-Jujutsu - The Japanese martial art. Aiki-Jujutsu is an advanced form of Jujutsu which was the unarmed martial art of the Samurai. Notable forms: Daito-Ryu, Senso-Ryu.

Answer 6

I would say the rifle is the deadliest.

Yes, the use of guns, swords, knives are part of martial arts, the skills for use in combat.

Answer 7

All martial arts can be deadly if used improperly. The dangerous factor of an art is more about the individual then the style.