Media Strickland doesn't think Navy Seals can last a week training with him; Navy Seal reacts

[Sms_productions713]

Sean is trained to beat the shit out of athletes in a sanctioned safe event. Take out those rules and put someone with high level survival skills, Sean would get skinned like a dog in Vietnam.

 

[ryun253]

Sounds like both need to get on Phyical 100

 

[Alacran]

You could have just stopped at "Strickland doesn't think"

 

[marvinparsons]

Strickland is probably the most conservative champion in UFC history in terms of his fighting style. He takes ZERO risks and is the ultimate point fighter. He makes Jon Fitch look like Wanderlei Silva.

Nobody can keep up with his training? High guard, jab, jab, jab, back pedal, jab, jab, jab, back pedal. No wonder he can do this endlessly. It's the Elias Theodoru school of fighting.

Fighters always say they go to war in a fight. Strickland barely even goes into a battle.

Dude needs to STFU.

 

[Shaddows]

Everything you wrote is wrong. In a cage, in a street, in a hole in someones backyard. In hand to hand combat, Sean Strickland is going to butt fuck any seal they put in front of him.

no, kid. he would not.
he would lose... badly.
They do a much different thing, for different reasons.
You think because "it's sean's world".... but then you don't really "think". This is YOUR ilusion.
But it's the Soldier's world and rules (well, no rules) which automatically gives the soldier the advantage.

 

[Shaddows]

Brandon Wolf was a Navy SEAL and fought in the UFC. He was a welterweight and never a champion but maybe there was at one one SEAL would could last a week with strictland.

I don't know how this is something people miss about this.
A Seal training MMA for a fight in the UFC (under MMA rules) is NOTHING ALIKE the same soldier fighting WITHOUT MMA RULES.
Cro Cop was Special forces. And beat people in MMA. That does not make him special, above or below any MMA fighter.
Soldiers are not better athletes or even fighters than Professional MMA fighters. But they train to kill. They train to use anything and everything to their advantage. and they don't care to "beat up" the other guy. He cares to neutralize them, to complete his objective. It's a different world altogether. But that does not make what Strickland does for a living would break a Navy Seal. I don't think it ever will, because it's just a different mindset.

But in ANY FIGHT outside the realm of MMA, Cro Cop would kill each and every MMA fighter if rules did not apply. And again, he is not superman... he just knows how to fight when rules does not apply.
Sean can beat the Soldier, but he couldn't break a guy who faces far bigger threats than passing out off exhaustion or getting beat up.

 

[Shaddows]

Cool. When that SEAL doesn't quit, Sean will choke him unconscious and then do whatever he wants with that Seal. You realize that right? Sean is going to beat the SEAL until he's unconscious and then he can eat the SEALs ass if he wants to. There is literally nothing the SEAL can do. No matter how much he "wont quit" when he's unconscious there is nothing he can do. Keep living in your fantasy land where thee guys are actually robots that can't be stopped.



Quit watching The Lone Survivor,

again you and your sexual dreams.
No, kid. Sean would pee his pants.

Again, you confuse the two things.
The Soldier is not claiming he would not get his ass whooped IF he would allow Sean to fight him under MMA rules.
The point here is that, if there are no rules, the Soldier would not care to make Sean Tap. They would simply do what THEY Train for. To eliminate the threat.

 

[GordonMMARamsey]

again you and your sexual dreams.
No, kid. Sean would pee his pants.

Again, you confuse the two things.
The Soldier is not claiming he would not get his ass whooped IF he would allow Sean to fight him under MMA rules.
The point here is that, if there are no rules, the Soldier would not care to make Sean Tap. They would simply do what THEY Train for. To eliminate the threat.

So you're saying the SEAL is going to shoot him? Is that what you're getting at? Because I thought this whole time we're talking about hand to hand combat and you're talking about shooting people with guns. These are two different conversations.

 

[GordonMMARamsey]

I don't know how this is something people miss about this.
A Seal training MMA for a fight in the UFC (under MMA rules) is NOTHING ALIKE the same soldier fighting WITHOUT MMA RULES.
Cro Cop was Special forces. And beat people in MMA. That does not make him special, above or below any MMA fighter.
Soldiers are not better athletes or even fighters than Professional MMA fighters. But they train to kill. They train to use anything and everything to their advantage. and they don't care to "beat up" the other guy. He cares to neutralize them, to complete his objective. It's a different world altogether. But that does not make what Strickland does for a living would break a Navy Seal. I don't think it ever will, because it's just a different mindset.

But in ANY FIGHT outside the realm of MMA, Cro Cop would kill each and every MMA fighter if rules did not apply. And again, he is not superman... he just knows how to fight when rules does not apply.
Sean can beat the Soldier, but he couldn't break a guy who faces far bigger threats than passing out off exhaustion or getting beat up.

This guy has seen every Steven Segal movie too many times.

 

[GordonMMARamsey]

no, kid. he would not.
he would lose... badly.
They do a much different thing, for different reasons.
You think because "it's sean's world".... but then you don't really "think". This is YOUR ilusion.
But it's the Soldier's world and rules (well, no rules) which automatically gives the soldier the advantage.

Sure thing Boomer, in the SEAL's world he shoots Sean and the fight is over. Glad we settled this.

 

[Limeade]

Oh I got an idea. Sean and DDP have to compete as a team against a rival team of special forces operatives.

We can include both a fight camp, a basic training selection course, and a cooking contest.

 

[TRYHARD 2001]

So you're saying the SEAL is going to shoot him? Is that what you're getting at? Because I thought this whole time we're talking about hand to hand combat and you're talking about shooting people with guns. These are two different conversations.

You're giving the benefit of the doubt to this guy where it should not be given; he's literally saying a Navy SEAL/special forces operator beats Sean Strickland in a no-rules, hand to hand street fight. He's completely incorrect, but that is clearly his assertion. Unless the SEALs have been spending time developing their Dim Mak game.

The Dim Mak changes everything, brah.

 

[D 1 Wrestler]

The whole thing is apples vs. oranges. You can take a small group of elite solders and a small group of pro athletes and put them in each other's most intense training and it won't go well for anyone outside their specialty.

They did some TV show or video where Rashad Evans, Forrest and Gonzaga (while in or close to their primes) visited a military base. The fighters had trouble on the obstacle course (which has learned skills) but destroyed the military guys in grappling and even a drill where they could use padded sticks in hand-to-hand combat (Rashad just double-legged the guy).

Go watch physical 100. The finalists were athletes, special forces guys didn't make it

 

[SBC]

Strickland is weird. He's a good fighter who does dumb stuff to prove he's a tough guy. So is this SEAL. Of course Strickland wouldn't make it training like a Navy SEAL and this SEAL wouldn't make it fighting. Two different professions.

 

[Jonny Ninja]

The most cringe part of this is that he thinks he's fighting for our freedom. If you are in the military you aren't doing a damn thing to defend our freedoms.

I used to hear that line all the time when i was in the armed forces. It’s embarrassing! In reality the last time the uk military fought for the freedom of its people was ww2

 

[GordonMMARamsey]

You're giving the benefit of the doubt to this guy where it should not be given; he's literally saying a Navy SEAL/special forces operator beats Sean Strickland in a no-rules, hand to hand street fight. He's completely incorrect, but that is clearly his assertion. Unless the SEALs have been spending time developing their Dim Mak game.

The Dim Mak changes everything, brah.

I try to forget The Dim Mak, but The Dim Mak wont let me forget.

 

[ThePimblettEra]

Yes, Strickland would kick their ass in a no weapons fight,

Unlikely to get the finish though lets be honest lol.

That sneako kid was like 110lbs and he was snacking on those haymakers like it was breakfast time.
Gobbling em up.

After the camera stopped rolling I heard he asked for more (he was still hungry, apparently).

 

[Shaddows]

Sure thing Boomer, in the SEAL's world he shoots Sean and the fight is over. Glad we settled this.

No, kid. Not enough.
You are not truly conceding because you still did not see that reality is just far over your head (just above your shame, which seems to dictate why you are unable to think it outside the box).
Because the SEAL would get it done in ANY way he deems it needs to be done for the objective. IF it is (at all) needed.

 

[Substance Abuse]

Who gives a shit? This should be in the fantasy matchup discussion sub.

You guys react to every little thing Strickland says. He won't shut up, lol.

 

[GordonMMARamsey]

No, kid. Not enough.
You are not truly conceding because you still did not see that reality is just far over your head (just above your shame, which seems to dictate why you are unable to think it outside the box).
Because the SEAL would get it done in ANY way he deems it needs to be done for the objective. IF it is (at all) needed.

He'd use his gun and shoot Sean because he could not win a one on one fight without weapons. We get it man.