Can a manlet be an A level athlete?

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Are size and athleticism what determines an A level athlete? With Hardy coming to the UFC I’ve been seeing a lot of discussion about A level athletes. The common consensus seems to be that they are all making bank in the NFL and the NBA. These sports are generally filled with big men, but there are outliers. Muggsy Bogues is 5’3 and 135 lbs. He was in the NBA for 14 seasons. Does he make the cut?
 
The real question is, has anyone eactually heard that word outside of the internet? What's this beef between tall obese MMA fans and short guys?
 
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You're not going to get a definitive answer because A-level athlete is a pseudo-classification.
 
Manlet is a term made up by insecure teenagers on 4chan.

Make of that what you will.
 
There have been a small number of athletes that would be considered manlets that have played at the very highest level of sports. It takes some serious talent to compete with the much larger and athletically gifted men that dominate those sports. When you see it, you don't care about their height.
 
No. Manlets can only dream of escaping the manlet pit. They could have phenomenal results (Cejudo gold, Mighty Mouse reign etc) but nobody will ever notice what is going on down there.
 
DC is considered a manlet for the heavyweight division.
 
Are size and athleticism what determines an A level athlete? With Hardy coming to the UFC I’ve been seeing a lot of discussion about A level athletes. The common consensus seems to be that they are all making bank in the NFL and the NBA. These sports are generally filled with big men, but there are outliers. Muggsy Bogues is 5’3 and 135 lbs. He was in the NBA for 14 seasons. Does he make the cut?
Spud Webb......yes
 
u fatties need to stop projecting your insecurities onto manlets

Them being short doesn't mean they don't own you in every aspect of life
 
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