Could you whip sam suleks ass at 150lbs?

[wampa]

It's not really a roid thread but more about at what point does more weight/size 'equalize' against a smaller, trained dude.

Reminds me of Bob Sapp vs this 155lb fighter

[IGotBannlied]

It's not really a roid thread but more about at what point does more weight/size 'equalize' against a smaller, trained dude.

yes i did understand that given that my reading comprehension isnt that of a roidcel who can only follow dosages along with all his little other bum pinning boys.

combat is far too unpredictable despite what everyone tries to say. everyone in the ufc within gender can absolutely wreck anyone of any other weight class in the ufc. the only thing weight classes may represent is how often one is likely to win over a lighter weight class/10

people despite all being boring and comparable are different enough that weight is likely only a problem if you come up against someone of whom you do not have the strength to move.

[Channel83]

Didn’t that one 60-year-old twink comedian guy almost submit that Bradley Martin guy in a BJJ rolling sesh?

I dunno man. I just think a 250lbs boxer would be wary of a 350lbs lifter, a 150lbs boxer would be wary of a 250lbs lifter, & so on. I have no skin in the game, willing to stand corrected.

[LargePeter]

He'd throw three punches then need 15 minutes to recover, guy gets gassed talking FFS

[Ausaric]

I dunno man. I just think a 250lbs boxer would be wary of a 350lbs lifter, a 150lbs boxer would be wary of a 250lbs lifter, & so on. I have no skin in the game, willing to stand corrected.

They’re not wary, that’s the thing. A 150lb guy who trains in boxing would be confident against a 250lb guy who doesn’t. And for good reason.


Have you ever sparred/fought someone who actually knows what they are doing? Not hatin on you or criticizing you, just curious if you ever have.

[IGotBannlied]

He'd throw three punches then need 15 minutes to recover, guy gets gassed talking FFS

i find it absolutely hilarious that a fat cu nt like you whos also on gear thinks he could throw 3 punches.

[Channel83]

They’re not wary, that’s the thing. A 150lb guy who trains in boxing would be confident against a 250lb guy who doesn’t. And for good reason.


Have you ever sparred/fought someone who actually knows what they are doing? Not hatin on you or criticizing you, just curious if you ever have.

No man i'm no fighter, just a few drunken punches exchanged in pubs/clubs when i was younger, (in balance more on the receiving end) nothing remotely serious.

[Jessejame5]

It's an age old question but 150lbs (trained or not) is too small to bother a bigger guy (250lbs) imo.

Roger Huerta enters the chat
The questions was literally settled

[Ausaric]

Roger Huerta enters the chat
The questions was literally settled

Yeah I mean it’s not hard to understand. When someone trains at something they get better at it. If they train and it and you don’t, they’re probably better than you at it. That includes fighting.



Lifting weights in the gym becomes VERY specific to lifting weights. Jsut because you can bench press 405 doesn’t mean you can punch harder, better, faster, more accurately, or more times than someone who ACTUALLY TRAINS.

And no, hitting the heavy bag for 20 minutes at the end of your workout doesn’t count.

[LargePeter]

i find it absolutely hilarious that a fat cu nt like you whos also on gear thinks he could throw 3 punches.

Hello stalker

[goonsondeck]

he will get wrecked by 60kg mma fighter