how would top mma fighter fare as a gladiator in rome?

Somebody who has excellet footwork and and a good jab would do very well I think, they can get out of the way of their opponent and a jab with a sword is going to do a lot more damage than a jab with a glove

Not many fights would be going to a decision

 

Gladiator via murder

 

sword through the face > next!

 

GSP by brutal decisions.

 

These threads are retarded..

They should all just be called: "What can a man learn in such a such period of time to were he can compete at a competent level."

Although Overeem with spikes on his knees would be brutalllll

 

The fuck is wrong with you people today? 2nd time I have to double check I'm not in the wasteland

 

UFC gladiator = GOAT

 

Sparticus by headcrush r1!

 

They'd cry like women

 

wrestlers putting their hands on the ground as a defense wouldn't fly.

 

Ronda under the right circumstances.

 

I don't think you've read up on how gladiator battles worked, and are assuming it's like in the movie of the same title.

They were not as they are portrayed in movies.

 

Roman gladiator fights were scripted, just like pro wrestling is these days. It cost a lot of money and training to raise gladiators, so the owners weren't about to risk them getting injured if they could help it. They only had the winner kill the loser about one time in ten, on special occasions when they really wanted to please the crowd. So the fight would end however the Roman equivalent of Dana White wanted it to end.

 

Kallias by strangle.

 

The lighter weight classes have the wrong body type!

 

Lol. The only reason I check out these brain dead threads is due to funny responses like this.

 

Seeing processed food wasn't real then, and they didn't have cars t.v. and had continuous cardio fitness work just to live normal life. It wouldn't be lose at all

 

Complain about fighter pay

 

if the fight would be until death, GSP would kill by gassing off the oponent in a 3 hours fight in the ground

 

Well it would depend on whether Caesar was willing to sanction TRT.