Street fight, basketball player............cause they'd have gun n shiat
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09-02-2011, 11:21 AM #61Registered User
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You think anyone in the NBA could take this guy?? 6'6 250ish
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09-02-2011, 11:22 AM #63Mad manlet
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Ron ArtestOriginally Posted by Pastier911
is this a serious response? 6'9 260
no homo
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6’7, 260 lbs.
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how about you ****in come at him broWatchout your neg comments princess
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09-02-2011, 11:22 AM #64Registered User
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as much skill as is involved in hockey fights..they are fought on ice..ice =/ land
the basketball players also have an extra person, so one hockey player is going to have to take on 2 basketball players
also since we're taking the strongest players in the respective leagues..i'd choose Shaq, Ben Wallace, Dwight Howard, Lebron, David Robinson, Ron Artest or Andre Iguodala
if this fight is not on ice
the basketball players - speed, power, strength, size, reach
hockey players - possibly endurance, stronger chin
I say bball players win
if the fight is on ice
basketball players - strength, size, reach
hockey players - again possibly endurance, chin, power, speed
this one would be closer, but considering the basketball guys still have an EXTRA man..they win
just my $0.02, no hate on hockey
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not one punchOriginally Posted by brunch
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09-02-2011, 11:23 AM #66Banned
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I'm a huge hockey fan, but I voted basketball. Hockey players are obviously tougher, but the top 5 basketball player fighters are no jokes either. Some of them probably came from the ghetto and are familiar with fighting just as much as some of the hockey guys. A fight between a Ben wallace in his prime vs a late Derrek Boogard wouldn't be as easy as you think. Add in a 5th guy, and the Hockey players have no chance.
I would say the average 6'3 220lb hockey player would absolutely DESTROY the average point guard though/somewhere around their stats though.
LB for LB hockey players are tougher, but you are delusional if you dont think the toughest of the tough in the NBA couldnt hold their own agaisnt a Chara or Boogard.
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09-02-2011, 11:24 AM #67Registered Troll
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LOL at you thinking being jacked means being athletic. There are other qualities besides strength.Originally Posted by mskillaz
How about no.
To answer OP's question, who the hell knows? Hockey has its fighters and basketball does too. P*ssy ass hockey fights =/= experience though.
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09-02-2011, 11:26 AM #68Registered User
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Doesn't matter how good you're at fighting you'll just get your ass beat by some beast like Dwight Howard.
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Not to mention he's crazy.Originally Posted by JMAG90
Ron Artest
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6’7, 260 lbs.
Max Bench: 460 lbs
how about you ****in come at him bro100% 中國人
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09-02-2011, 11:27 AM #70Registered User
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Just because they are black doesnt mean they are fromt he ghetto and can fight, lol that steroetype is worse than all japans and chinese having blackbelts.Originally Posted by CULTLEADER
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09-02-2011, 11:28 AM #71Originally Posted by alvesNYR
Vernon Davis 260 pounds 4.4 forty 42 inch vert please go
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09-02-2011, 11:29 AM #72Mr. Fahrenheit
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Hockey Players. They have sticks.
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Nice try holmes but your statement before has nothing to do with the statement you just made. i replied to the fact you said that hockey fans in here are trying to bring acknowledgement to their terrible sport..Originally Posted by crunchyblack
But the fact remains that hockey is far more recognized than football or basketball.
The end.
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vernon gholston........6'3 270.....4.5 40 yard dash, 41 inch vertOriginally Posted by alvesNYR
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09-02-2011, 11:35 AM #75Mad manlet
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http://www.fanatix.com/worlds-top-mo...r-team-sports/Originally Posted by VainDream
#3 Basketball
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ummmm...
lol @ Canadians. What's popular in your small population =/= world popularity.
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09-02-2011, 11:37 AM #76Registered User
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artest is 6'7 260. tony twist is 6'1 265 and all he did was fight. dude could barely play hockey. they said he trained kick boxing to get ready for hockey season.
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kick boxing??? i heard he trained tap out and affliction......i actually saw toney twist downtown hanging out with ed hardy, dudes a beastOriginally Posted by STLbuilder
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too bad he got injured.Originally Posted by brunch
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lol at u thinking they r just strong.Originally Posted by alvesNYR
what exactly is u think football players do? arm wrestle? There is a lot more than strength there.Reps when Green: BlakShirts,
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you are.Originally Posted by JMAG90
but in all seriousness, wow at american football being ninth. I didn't think that would even crack the top 15. Sport is growin.Reps when Green: BlakShirts,
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09-02-2011, 11:53 AM #82Ex Sports Card Shop Owner
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They say he used to kneel in front of the tv and he would punch the carpet over and over again to toughen his fists. I drove past his accident on the way back from west olive 16 after watching a movie. Didn't know it was him until I heard about the accident on the news the next day. But I also went to school with someone who played with Twist on the Blues and said the guy was a dick in the locker room. There's always debates about him and Bob Probert and who was better, but the history of the two teams is probably why.Originally Posted by brunch
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09-02-2011, 11:56 AM #83Registered User
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I like how all the people bagging on hockey fights say "hold each other's jerseys..." like it's a bad thing.
They're on ice. If you punch a guy, you both go backwards. You have to hold on to them to punch them more than once.
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lol at the football players posted in this thread...some of them aren't even good.
what is any hockey or BBall player going to do Barry Sanders. he could run up and punch that hockey ogre in the face without getting touched.
any NFL OLB would just get a running start and de-cleat one of those other guys. tackling skill> fighting
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09-02-2011, 12:03 PM #85Registered User
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Stop making these stupid threads
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Implying Rugby isn't tougher than American Football LOLOLOL!Originally Posted by roronoa3000
lol wut?
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who cares if you are tougher just cause you want to get your teeth knocked out. pads or no pads, ^90 above at 6'7 285 runs a 4.6 40yd dash (a hellovalot faster than any rugby or hockey player) he would KTFO you in one open field tackle. missing teeth and a busted face do not make you tough enough to win that collision.Originally Posted by loldhard
different sport, but nothing compares with the brutality/strength/speed in football. brag about the endurance if anything
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09-02-2011, 12:16 PM #88
just to throw this out there, quite a few hockey players take boxing/mma classes to stay in shape in the off season.
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09-02-2011, 12:17 PM #89Registered User
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I don't know who would actually win a fight but I know hockey players are tough sons of bitches. They play 82 physical games in a regular season (with another possible 28 games in the playoffs), often on back-to-back nights, one at home, one on the road. They get beat to ****, get on a plane, fly across the country, and get up and play again the next day.
It's totally common to see a player injured with some sort of broken bone: foot, ankle, wrist, jaw, nose. Many times, a player will break his jaw, lose a few teeth, and miss less than 10 minutes of the game until they can get the bleeding stopped, and he's back out there blocking shots again.
Here's Sedor blowing out a knee, then dragging himself to the front of the net to try to block shots. Yes, to try and get in the way of 100MPH frozen rubber pucks.
Kariya (with a history of concussion problems) got knocked out cold in game 6. 11 minutes later, he retook the ice and scored a goal.
Roenick had is jaw broken on the boards, and his thumb broken with a slash. He skated to the bench, adjusted the pieces of his jaw, and finished the rest of the game.
Lemieux had two months of chemo for lymphoma, and flew straight from his last treatment to return to the NHL, scoring a goal and an assist.
I don't know how well they stack up fighting-wise, but I know hockey players have heart. And that's gotta count for something.
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hell even this ******* could own them
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