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re: Could you beat a 135 pound female mma fighter (amanda nunez)without training?
Posted on 8/22/23 at 12:41 pm to Hawgnsincebirth55
Posted on 8/22/23 at 12:41 pm to Hawgnsincebirth55
quote:Umm, because it’s equal sized woman vs equal sized woman…..
then why doesn’t every ufc fight end that way?
Posted on 8/22/23 at 12:46 pm to lsupride87
quote:not just women but every division. You said “just grab them” if it’s that easy to grab someone and rag doll then why doesn’t everyone? So a guy needs technique to close the distance safely, and then take another guy down, but if it’s a woman that doesn’t matter anymore somehow? What if she constantly dances away and jabs you until you bull rush in and hits you with a roundhouse kick to the chin or temple? You think you’re just gonna eat that shite?
Umm, because it’s equal sized woman vs equal sized woman…
Posted on 8/22/23 at 12:50 pm to lsupride87
I always drop this one in these threads FWIW. I had the chance, back in my LSU days, to put on pads and go four rounds with a girl who fought in the Pan Am games and tried out for the Olympics. Her deal was Judo and TaeKwanDo (spelling?).
I had one semester of Karate at the Urec and a couple of high school fist fights under my belt.
She was way, way, way better trained than me but I had 60 or 70 pounds on her and was considerably taller (reach advantage).
I quickly found out that if I kept distance and let her close she would come in and kick or punch the shite out of me and then slip away. I was really worried about her getting hold of me with the Judo stuff. Eventually I went for broke and rushed her, absorbed half a punch on the way in, and then latched on. I dominated her every time I did this. There was just no way for her to overcome my weight and strength. So, using that real world example, could I beat a trained female UFC fighter who I have 100 pounds on? If I can get close enough to grab her then yes. It also would be super important where this took place. In an Octagon, maybe not but in a bar or a living room where she couldn't dance around? Big advantage to the heavier person.
I had one semester of Karate at the Urec and a couple of high school fist fights under my belt.
She was way, way, way better trained than me but I had 60 or 70 pounds on her and was considerably taller (reach advantage).
I quickly found out that if I kept distance and let her close she would come in and kick or punch the shite out of me and then slip away. I was really worried about her getting hold of me with the Judo stuff. Eventually I went for broke and rushed her, absorbed half a punch on the way in, and then latched on. I dominated her every time I did this. There was just no way for her to overcome my weight and strength. So, using that real world example, could I beat a trained female UFC fighter who I have 100 pounds on? If I can get close enough to grab her then yes. It also would be super important where this took place. In an Octagon, maybe not but in a bar or a living room where she couldn't dance around? Big advantage to the heavier person.
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