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baars is pretty big for 145lbs. 5'11" vs cyborg at 5'8" (rousey is 5'7")
And soft. She has a feminine figure with soft edges in the right places. Like her face.
baars is pretty big for 145lbs. 5'11" vs cyborg at 5'8" (rousey is 5'7")
I understand, because you got nothing else going. You can't make an intelligent point, so just keep on distributing fallacies like candy to babies. It suits you.
And soft. She has a feminine figure with soft edges in the right places. Like her face.
Just try to make your point without having your tone and language devolve into name calling and caustic insults.
I was just showing you how silly it is to resort to calumny antics by throwing it back on you.
I do not hate Ronda.
I give Cyborg the edge if they were to fight, I just do not see how the posted video in any way deems Cyborg as a poor striker, especially in comparison to Ronda.
P.s. I have been to Dallas:
Some of the most gorgeous ladies I have ever seen.
Cyborg is all hype. I watched here when she fought and literally the only thing that made her dominant was her size. Rhonda is a very powerful like strongman powerful not just defined muscle like Cyborg. I am convinced Rhonda would own Cyborg.
Nice! Now how do you fangays think RR would do against Jorina Baars in a straight MT match?
The point is not that something should be held against Cyborg for taking a Muay Thai fight, nor is it that Rousey would do better in a Muay Thai rules fight against a Muay Thai champion (of course she wouldn't). The point is that Cyborg's crude, marching forward, throwing everything into every punch style can be effectively countered by a skilled practitioner who possesses sufficient athleticism to use Cyborg's forward momentum and markedly poor agility and balance against her. Look at Cyborg stumbling all over the ring in that fight. In an MMA setting, Ronda Rousey is masterful at using judo to manipulate her opponents balance and momentum and send them flying time after time.
Rational posts on RR vs Borg are very rare, and I applaud you for this.Do you not think Baars would be a little more knowledgeable on how to deal with an aggressive striker than Ronda?
Your analysis can also easily be countered with the fact that for the first time in her career, Ronda wouldn't be able to just waltz in with no defense, completely dismissive of her opponent's punching power. Her game has been 100% offense so far (I guess with the exception of the Zingano fight but I think we can both agree that Cyborg wouldn't literally sprint at Ronda with no plan B). When you're fighting someone who can hurt you with strikes, that uber aggressive, all-offense style becomes a whole lot more dangerous.
But this is why this fight needs to happen. They each present problems for the other one. No one else in either of their respective divisions stands any chance whatsoever against either one. One of the UFC's biggest claimed features compared to boxing when it was first getting big was that they will make the fights the fans want to see and you won't have a situation where a fight that obviously needs to happen doesn't happen (or happens years too late) because of politics and pettiness.
If Rousey had fought Baars , she would have died , you moron. Baars was throwing bombs and Ronda's defense would be her cause of death
Didn't 'Borg go UP in weight for this bout?
Even if she didn't, she went to another sport, and actually took on one of the best at her own game. She lost, predictably, but held her own.
Ronda does not compare favourably to this, if that is what you're implying.
Your analysis can also easily be countered with the fact that for the first time in her career, Ronda wouldn't be able to just waltz in with no defense, completely dismissive of her opponent's punching power. Her game has been 100% offense so far (I guess with the exception of the Zingano fight but I think we can both agree that Cyborg wouldn't literally sprint at Ronda with no plan B). When you're fighting someone who can hurt you with strikes, that uber aggressive, all-offense style becomes a whole lot more dangerous.
But this is why this fight needs to happen. They each present problems for the other one.
One of the UFC's biggest claimed features compared to boxing when it was first getting big was that they will make the fights the fans want to see and you won't have a situation where a fight that obviously needs to happen doesn't happen (or happens years too late) because of politics and pettiness.