Wrestler VS Bodybuilder massive size difference.

[franklinstower]

Nothing really surprising here for anyone who follows combat sports but still pretty entertaining to watch this wrestler just manhandle a freaking giant. Mods sorry if its in the wrong forum....

 

[Mo8_98]

bodybuilders have no functional strength. it's not a mystery

 

[mmacasualviewer]

It's misleading. Jay Cutler would destroy the HW division.

 

[franklinstower]

It's misleading. Jay Cutler would destroy the HW division.

 

[sirmorbach]

It's misleading. Jay Cutler would destroy the HW division.

 

[cevo]

bodybuilders have no functional strength. it's not a mystery

If you mean technique for wrestling then no, bodybuilders usually don't have that...

 

[mmacasualviewer]

That bodybuilder could have the back of the wrestler. He could have just laid there and hook punched him like Rockhold.

Conor would have more chance of breaking Bob Sapp's eyesocket than Khabib getting destroyed.

 

[Grijswaarde]

bodybuilders have no functional strength. it's not a mystery

That's not true... obviously powerlifters and strongmen are stronger... duh.. but any pro bodybuilder will SEVERELY outlift a random person. They all do a lot of compound exercises, albeit in the 10-20 rep range.

 

[maxi diablo]

Jay Cutler is the only one who could pull off all that muscle and still attract women.

 

[dickcheney]

That was a fun watch

 

[Flokk]

Was the body-builder also a wrestler?'

Assume not. So all this measures is skill. And skill > no skill. So...



Same body builder with wrestling skillz and it's a whole different outcome, lol.

But an objective analysis ain't the point, the point is to make manlets feel better about themselves.

 

[mmacasualviewer]

The bodybuilder actually restrained himself from taking the back. He just had to drop his weight and it was over.

It was like a Superheavyweight sparring an atomweight the cageiness of the bodybuilder.

 

[empsim]

bodybuilders have no functional strength. it's not a mystery

how exactly do they lift those huge weights then?

 

[Mo8_98]

That's not true... obviously powerlifters and strongmen are stronger... duh.. but any pro bodybuilder will SEVERELY outlift a random person. They all do a lot of compound exercises, albeit in the 10-20 rep range.

i'm talking functional strength. they have structural strength obviously, but functional strength which is flexibility, rotation, and balance.

 

[dickcheney]

Was the body-builder also a wrestler?'

Assume not. So all this measures is skill. And skill > no skill. So...



Same body builder with wrestling skillz and it's a whole different outcome, lol.

But an objective analysis ain't the point, the point is to make manlets feel better about themselves.

Lol at you implying the wrestler guy is a manlet

 

[Mo8_98]

how exactly do they lift those huge weights then?

structural strength is different from functional strength

 

[reveler]

typical bodybuilder had to grab the guys taint and balls after the match. thats what he was after all along.

 

[all caps]

It's almost like leverage and technique are important

 

[Flokk]

Lol at you implying the wrestler guy is a manlet

The smaller man. Manlets immediately identify with him. Anything else?

 

[Megatronlee]

i'm talking functional strength. they have structural strength obviously, but functional strength which is flexibility, rotation, and balance.

Yes. They have to be flexible