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I mean would a wrestler become elite at striking faster than a kickboxer becoming elite at wrestling or BJJ?
It's easier to become a wrestler in my opinion. Because for striking, you need a lot more experience.
i would say body type plays the biggest factor.
Examples:
GSP: started out as a striker now is thought to be the best wrestler in MMA
Jon Jones: started out only knowing wrestling and submissions he learned on youtube, now his striking is at the top of the division.
GSP= stocky, strong, and explosive build.
JJ= long, tall,and fast with good reflexes.
okay i will try my best at this striking and wrestling are the easiest I'm talking fairly good there no point of talking elite because all those could take a lifetime depending on elite your talking for example floyd wouldnt think nick had elite boxing. Striking is my a narrow margin easier to pick then wrestling and bjj is the hardest to pick up
So many wrong answers. Wrestling is harder to learn. I learned in this order boxing/kickboxing, bjj, really bad wrestling. Wrestling takes years and years and years to get little muscle memory reactions to fire the way you need them to.
Most highly successful wrestlers have been wrestling since they were little kids. It looks easier than it is. Wrestling is by far the hardest to learn, IMHO