Who win in a fight?

[TheUnchosenOne]

Usually, the better fighter wins. Sometimes, the worse fighter gets lucky, which is not the same as random chance (for example, if he closed his eyes and started winging hooks, he would not, 1 in a million times, get lucky and knock the other guy out unless he was ALSO doing that).

Often, what is considered "reading" an opponent is just making an educated guess about what they're going to do. If it works, you're a genius. If not, you're an idiot. What if Hunt HADN'T sprawled when Werdum faked that shot into a knee? Werdum didn't know Hunt would do that, he didn't make Hunt, he set up a condition where that was a likely outcome and it paid off, but there's always the chance Hunt wouldn't bite on it.

 

[El Fernas]

The one that capitalizes on the other guy mistake.... having the same skill level doesnt means they also make the same mistakes, or that their mistakes will have the same outcome every time, in a sport where is very common that a single punch changes everything thats how they get their wins, like Alvarez or Woodley, they capitalized on a mistake with one big punch, are they much better than their opponent? absolutely not, would they beat him 10 of 10? absolutely not, but they won their belts inside the 1st round...

 

[FrenchHeavyWeight]

So the guy with the better fighting iq will win

 

[Mochan]

the better fighter?
The guy who is more lucky? (Lucky punch for example)

Or karma and destiny decide in the law of the universe?

Yeah its strange to ask this question, but when im watching a fight i dnt know if im not watching some bingo lottery sometime...

The one wins is the one who aligns the cosmic powers of the universe best to allow abundance to flow into his life. By dedicating every fibre and thought of your being with intention to make the universe give you your wish, you will win the fight.

 

[FrenchHeavyWeight]

Thats deep shit bra

 

[Siesta]

Go away and never start another thread.

 

[Foxflechette57]

With equal skills, the one that keep his head cold and do not feel the pressure of the fight may increase his chances.

 

[datfnguy]

Explain how to land a non lucky punch

Aim for a part of the body faint to distract opponent and throw punch. Most strikes that land were intended.

 

[FrenchHeavyWeight]

Usually, the better fighter wins. Sometimes, the worse fighter gets lucky, which is not the same as random chance (for example, if he closed his eyes and started winging hooks, he would not, 1 in a million times, get lucky and knock the other guy out unless he was ALSO doing that).

Often, what is considered "reading" an opponent is just making an educated guess about what they're going to do. If it works, you're a genius. If not, you're an idiot. What if Hunt HADN'T sprawled when Werdum faked that shot into a knee? Werdum didn't know Hunt would do that, he didn't make Hunt, he set up a condition where that was a likely outcome and it paid off, but there's always the chance Hunt wouldn't bite on it.

Interesting

 

[Ron Mexico]

Explain how to land a non lucky punch

I'm not well versed in double negatives but I think I just spotted one

 

[Fahcough]

I'm not well versed in double negatives but I think I just spotted one

Non is the only negative.
Unless it was explain how not to land a non lucky punch.

 

[freakyfarley]

so did u ever figure itout? ive been thinking about this every night

 

[FrenchHeavyWeight]

so did u ever figure itout? ive been thinking about this every night

No

 

[KONE]

Ngannou would win

hope that answers your question