CJ I though you were in Uncle Sugar's Flying Circus?
I love watching brain dead knuckle draggers who think they got what it takes. It's hysterical.
I use the 1 kick, 1 jab, and 1 punch method myself. Works every time.
When I find an opening to kick your knee, I'm going to hyper extend your knee joint. When you scream and I'm certain your lungs are about empty, I'll jab two fingers in to your diaphragm just off center to your left, paralyzing your diaphragm for a moment. When you bend over to grab your knee, I'm going to give you the upper cut from the gates of hell. I'll either cave in a cheek bone or catch you in the forehead and give you concussion. If I catch your nose, you're going to have to have surgery to put it back where it belongs.
I don't play.
Using a stylized method of fighting simply tells your opponent what moves you're going to make and in what order. You might as well send them an email telling them what you're going to do.
I love giving free in home demonstration's to those morons that swing their arms around making karate noises. One punch or well planted kick to the chest, and they go down.
The key to being a good fighter is to keep to yourself what your game plan is. A stance is an advertisement of what you're about to do. Stand there with your arms folded across your chest or down by your sides. Let them huff and puff. Let them cuss your mother. You want them to get in that one vulnerable position. Slightly bent over with their face in your face. This exposes the wind pipe. You plant the flat of your fist in to the Adam's Apple with authority. This one punch will need to be the deciding factor so put your shoulder in it.
What it does is stun the vocal cords so it gets quiet real quick. It also causes the wind pipe to swell shut.
They can't breathe, they can't fight.
Style be damned. Being random is the key to walking away the winner.