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There are 125lb boxers that would shatter Frank Mirs glassjaw in one punch if he tried to fight them in stand up.
People might think that, but I bet someone like Urijah Faber or Mighty Mouse could wreck most 200 pound guys who don't train MMA seriously.
And what sports would Mark Hunt be playing? Or Kimbo Slice? Or Big Nog?
MM is athletic enough to do gymnastics in the Olympics probably if he trained. You can't say that about a lot of heavyweight fighters.
Hunt could play rugby or football. Big Nog I don't know.
I figured people would mention gymanstics, but I consider that athletics, not an actual sport. In an athletic event, as opposed to a sport, nothing your competition does affects what you do.
Hunt probably doesn't rush fast enough to play football.
And Gymnastics is not a sport? If it is in the Olympics, it is a sport. So is running a sport? Swimming?
It's an assumption based on anecdotal evidence and the rate of obesity in North America. I was being generous, too. Your "average" 220 pound male probably struggles to break 7:30.
Hunt could play rugby or football. Big Nog I don't know.
I figured people would mention gymanstics, but I consider that athletics, not an actual sport. In an athletic event, as opposed to a sport, nothing your competition does affects what you do.
People might think that, but I bet someone like Urijah Faber or Mighty Mouse could wreck most 200 pound guys who don't train MMA seriously.
That's about average on Sherdog.I think it certainly plays a factor. However there are also lots of people who can appreciate their incredible technique, quickness and conditioning.
I'm 6'5 235 pounds, quite strong and in the prime of my life.......mighty mouse would absolutely kick my ass![]()
That's about average on Sherdog.
What Frank Mir said is not "untrained 200 pound guys would beat 125 fighters"
He said "200 pound guys THINK they could beat 125 fighters"
It's an assumption based on anecdotal evidence and the rate of obesity in North America. I was being generous, too. Your "average" 220 pound male probably struggles to break 7:30.