180 pound David annihilates 300 pound Goliath

Thread title says everything. A lightweight ( ufc standards) straight up annihilates a super heavyweight. Watch and enjoy!

For people who say that you need to be some 240 pound guy to "even hurt" a big guy... Tons of Lol, once you re 180 you could smash anybody if you catch them. That s Conor weight, imagine Conor going tomorrow against Derrick Lewis and punch his head off!!

 

Not long til some crybaby shows up and moans "wrong forum"

 

Cool, but Goliath looks like he's 50 lol

 

Here before "D-level can crushing" comment.

 

The guy is 20 years older....come on.

 

44 but fucking still... Not hit and run but go up against him and take his head off? Btw the big guy is a very good grappler and mma fighter but not an awesome kickboxer. While the small guy is mainly a stand up fighter. 23 years old, young guy...

 

Wrong forum.

 

Ahhh there she is

 

Fail thread.

 

Any explosive 180 pound fighter could ko a heavyweight, now could he ko him before the heavyweight ko's him is the question.

 

Based on how people talk around here it would seem like Conor or any other lightweight would punch a guy like Derrick Lewis and his punches would just bounce off his chin like a damn cartoon.. Because they re too light lol
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big guy is old , and that young guy is juiced to the gills, looks like a young vitor. Honestly not impressed.

 

More like Goliath's grandfather

 

Have you ever actually weighed 170 lbs and tried to spar with a guy built like Mark Hunt.. the mass and strength difference is just fucking ridiculous. dude, it's not happening.

 

Oh really? Then what s happening there, you want me to post the weigh in as well? The other guy is heavier than Mark Hunt. 180 vs 300 pounds at the weigh in, both fully clothed

 

David vs Goliath mma related..

 

Conrad could not KO Diaz who was only three times bigger.

 

Huge amounts of weight doesn't make a better fighter even one on one (like we have too many examples). More important factor is how good shape they are in. The other is 23 and the other is 45 - so when both are professionals you would naturally have to imagine the younger guy is in better shape.

 

That would be so fucking awesome if ufc had this, an open weight division, any weight vs any weight willing to sign the dotted line, so many potential matchups

 

Again. The narrative all around is that a lightweight couldn t even hurt a heavyweight based on "physics". Or at the most win a decision using a hit and run strategy. No matter the age or condition... The ufc heavyweights are fucking 40 and in poor cardio conditioning, stop with this.

I just posted a lightweight kickboxer power punching the head off a very good grappler and mma super heavyweight fighter ( and a low to mediocre kickboxer). So the narrative is shattered.