Who would win? Lets say the 160 pounder has 5 percent body fat and the 200 pounder 25 percent. The 200 pounder has more mass but the 160 pounder has more pounds of muscle.
Obviously 40 pounds is a huge advantage in wrestling buy does it mrsn anything when you have less muscle than who you are wrestling? What ahout the 160 pounder vs a 180 pounder with 20 percent body fat, to make it more even. Both have limited basic wrestling skills.
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04-18-2018, 04:47 AM #1Registered User
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160 pounds of muscle vs. 200 pound average man wrestling match
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04-18-2018, 08:47 AM #2Registered User
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It depends on the fighter basically. It's not like saying... the one who's shredded will do better or the most beefy one will do better. It would vary based upon skills (you can't limit the skills of someone who's in a fight with you... it's not how it works).
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