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Acting as if Tyson hasn't repeatedly knocked out men who are 6'6 repeatedly.
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As Gin already mentioned, Khabib slams in terms of skill....Though, if we are to be completely fair here, comparing Boxing and Wrestling as Combat Sports seems a bit weird. Both styles have their advantages and disadvantages, superior in some aspects, inferior in others, and in the end it really just depends on who utilizes these techniques in order to bring out their full-potential, as in the end, putting an untrained Boxer and an untrained Wrestler in the same room wouldn't really end with either winning inherently, both are untrained, they dunno what tf they doing.
So we should preferably stick to comparing how WWE Wrestlers stack up to actual trained individuals.
I do not even know who that is. I'm not here to argue that. I'm here to make sure we stay on a track that gets us to a conclusion as fast as possible, since this has long since gone away from just Theory.As Gin already mentioned, Khabib slams in terms of skill....
Don't you love it when people just assume an article is "bullshit" or "illegitimate" like a smart ass without even looking into it?I'm not reading some bullshit article that was probably written by someone who knows jack shit about martial arts.
Use your brain and compare the two. That isn't a source. Do you know how grapples and take-downs work? Do you know what a boxer's defense is in combat?
...It literally states that in the article that a wrestler has to accept the fact that he might get decked by the boxer if he tries going for a takedown.My guy are you really using Google as a legitimate form of evidence? No. First of all it would depend on the individuals, and that site fails to mention how nimble boxers are.
A grappler would be able to beat a boxer if they got their hands on the boxers, yes but that's only IF they can grab a hold of them and take them down to the ground. Issue with that is that Boxers can fantastic feet movement and incredible counters. A takedown would be a good idea to perform against a guy given that you leave your head exposed to the boxer, which would be a major mistake.
Most takedowns require you to go down for the waist, where your head would be in the perfect place for a striker to well, strike. A simple strike to the chin or better yet, to the exposed temple would be much to easy for a trained boxer to pick apart.
Basically what az said.Though, if we are to be completely fair here, comparing Boxing and Wrestling as Combat Sports seems a bit weird. Both styles have their advantages and disadvantages, superior in some aspects, inferior in others, and in the end it really just depends on who utilizes these techniques in order to bring out their full-potential, as in the end, putting an untrained Boxer and an untrained Wrestler in the same room wouldn't really end with either winning inherently, both are untrained, they dunno what tf they doing.
So we should preferably stick to comparing how WWE Wrestlers stack up to actual trained individuals.
Boxers already do this on a regular basis, paying attention to timing, muscle movements, center of gravity, etc.I mean, there's literally a wrestler who uses mathematical formulas in his head to out wrestle and defeat his opponents. How is Mike beating that?
You can't be serious. Are you actually defending the fact that you just posted some random article from a google search as evidence for your argument? One that literally has no weight in this conversation and can easily be disproven by just knowing the concepts of the martial arts in question.Don't you love it when people just assume an article is "bullshit" or "illegitimate" like a smart ass without even looking into it?
This is bordering on straight ignorance. I hate it when people just throw the words "bullshit" or "illegitimate" without even looking into it. Of course, not everything on the internet is reliable, but to be this ignorant about this is just ridiculous.
Just saying that if your fictional wrestlers can't even beat real-world wrestlers WITH their fictional feats, they probably shouldn't be on the list.I do not even know who that is. I'm not here to argue that. I'm here to make sure we stay on a track that gets us to a conclusion as fast as possible, since this has long since gone away from just Theory.
Anyways, that's not my main point.You can't be serious. Are you actually defending the fact that you just posted some random article from a google search as evidence for your argument? One that literally has no weight in this conversation and can easily be disproven by just knowing the concepts of the martial arts in question.
Random, please drop this. You can't base your evidence on a article written by a nobody.
So do the wrestlers???Boxers already do this on a regular basis, paying attention to timing, muscle movements, center of gravity, etc.
Actually was planning on doing the same .You do it lel.
I'm most likely going to go to sleep in a few. Alert me of the outcome should the thread be made.
Skips the process of acceleration and somehow loses no energy to friction with the air and therefore makes the attack completely silent.Are you inferring that the sword style isn't based on shit Humans came up with? Tell me, what's so revolutionary about it?
Ah, so supernatural abilities. That isn't just a sword technique, it's basically magic. Not something I'd consider skill.Skips the process of acceleration and somehow loses no energy to friction with the air and therefore makes the attack completely silent.
You asked me "what's something CH doesn't know?"Ah, so supernatural abilities. That isn't just a sword technique, it's basically magic. Not something I'd consider skill.
We need to make a solid list of skill feats for him.Garou
I am, the one who's failing to grasp the context here is you.
That's nice, what I'm saying is how does staged fights full of well, poorly executed moves (something any MMA fighter or anyone with real martial arts experience professionally would point out.).
Give me a few minutes and I'll go more into depth about it. Perhaps I'm not explaining it correctly, at least to the point where you'd understand.
Not true. The best of WWE are literally Martial Arts Champions, they’re not getting stomped by “any real fighter” whatever real is meant to insinuateWWE fighters do a lot of cool looking techniques but in terms of efficiency and skill they're not the best. Any real fighter with the same size would stomp them in a real fight.
Even if that’s true it ignores that in Kayfabe they’re very real dangerous and efficient martial arts moves.We're on the subject of skill, real martial artist shit talk the moves used in WWE all the time.
Austin at the first spot for Modern Martial arts.
Damn you really got no chill but i kinda have the same opinion,If you guys can settle who from WWE yall want to nominate that'd be cool so we can have an agreement of what character should be used, and inevitably steam rolled by my boy Gaolang.