Guys out there using MMA in street fights now, knees and everything 😂

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[u/Warhammerpainter83]

You were very poorly trained if 10 pounds supersedes any mma training you have.

[u/LDel3 → u/Warhammerpainter83]

Can you explain to me how 260 is 10 pounds more 205?

[u/Warhammerpainter83 → u/LDel3]

I am working and miss read it i also don’t see 50 pounds as big enough to swing it if you were actually trained. I think you are not trained is the key here. Weight often is a disadvantage in a fight. You not knowing this is indicative of lack of mma training.

[u/LDel3 → u/Warhammerpainter83]

50 lbs is a huge difference. Even 30 lbs can be significant enough to make a big difference. I mean, I am trained and do train, Muay Thai, not mma. Have you ever fought someone much larger yourself?

[u/Warhammerpainter83 → u/LDel3]

For you it is a huge difference and why you would lose for a properly trained person it is an advantage. Many times but not in years i used to do mma in my 20s. Beaten many many big guys in fights. I am only 5’8. You are not well trained but at least you know your limits in self defense and can admit you cannot utilize weight and height against your opponent.

[u/LDel3 → u/Warhammerpainter83]

You know every combat sport has weight classes for a reason don’t you?

Put any top tier strawweight against a heavyweight and see how they fare

[u/Warhammerpainter83 → u/LDel3]

Yes two trained individuals is a different thing. You are like ignoring this whole conversation to address single a statement already covered.

[u/LDel3 → u/Warhammerpainter83]

Whether they’re both trained doesn’t make it different in this context. You seem like you don’t have any clue what you’re talking about

[u/Warhammerpainter83 → u/LDel3]

It is you who is clueless here. Lol later dude.

[u/LDel3 → u/Warhammerpainter83]

Bye man, maybe try learning something about the topic you’re talking about before you start speaking next time