Why do people always equate being brolic or buff with knowing how to fight ?

[DMGAINGREEN]

I said all else being equal.

Sure, a guy that's 160lbs who can fight really well might beat a guy that's 230lbs and can't fight for shyt. But if they both can fight really well, the bigger guy likely takes it

That's the whole point behind weight classes

Once again , I've seen instances where both participants of different sizes had great hands , but the smaller one walked with the victory , at the end of the day in my opinion size is just one small factor in contrast to how fast your hands maneuver , how you counter etc . When I was locked up I probably fought like atleast 15 times (I'm not even exaggerating lol) and most of my opponents were bigger than me (I'm 6 feet and 155 lbs) but most of the times I still prevailed due to the fact that I've been taking boxing since I was 12 so my hands is very efficient . For instance I fought this spanish cat when I was lockd who was about the same height as me but probably 60lbs heavier than me and wild muscular , but I still was yoking him up something serious , the only thing he could do to me was keep body slamming me but I kept getting up and hitting him with vicious combos , pierced that nikkas under lip with his teeth and all lat .

5 of his spanish nikkas jumped me and gave me that work later that day though :gooncry:

 

[010101]

natural instinct

there was a time when nikkas didn't have any fighting disciplines
all you had to go by was who's the biggest who's the strongest

it's already been said that if you take two individuals with equal skill the bigger stronger cat has a definite advantage

pretty much none of the nikkas you're getting into scraps with have any type of training

i get what you're saying though
there are a bunch of big for nothing motherfukkers in the world


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[HoloGraphic]

It's all about training. Nothing, NOTHING, beats knowledge and experience....except maybe a pistol.

 

[DMGAINGREEN]

No one knows me, and you didn't steal my thread, but you instantly knew my ethnic background

I seen you say it wild times in the booth

 

[Cryptocurrency Scarface]

unless there is a big dude with the speed of bob in tekken there are advantages to being smaller quicker and lighter just as there are advantages to being stronger or having a tough jaw or being hard to take down. The smartest fighter will always win big or small using your environment against your opponent.
But if you are trapped in a cell with a big dude it's a lot harder than taking on a big dude in the streets the key is improvisation.

If you can break a big guys limbs early before it turns into a slugfest brawl you've won. The key is being opportunistic finding openings and weaknesses I once let go of a dude after I had him in a headlock saw him bent over then kicked him in the stomach he was fukked up for a good two hours. I was pretty skinny at the time and although we were almost the same height he had more upper body strength.

I do hate though how a lot people assume height means a lot in a fight. Yeah if both the dudes don't know how to fight and one has longer arms and they both have the same amount of strength but I'll take on a Kevin Durant before I take on a Ray Rice.

 

[Kenny West]

because of intimidation

/thread

Whoever gets caught with a bad one first loses. Being buff doesn't neccesarily increase that chance. Buffness doesn't translate to punching power neither

 

[WTFman]

DELETE

 

[Zero]

You about to get these short nikkas asses whooped breh

CHILL

 

[YaBoy]

Once again , I've seen instances where both participants of different sizes had great hands , but the smaller one walked with the victory , at the end of the day in my opinion size is just one small factor in contrast to how fast your hands maneuver , how you counter etc . When I was locked up I probably fought like atleast 15 times (I'm not even exaggerating lol) and most of my opponents were bigger than me (I'm 6 feet and 155 lbs) but most of the times I still prevailed due to the fact that I've been taking boxing since I was 12 so my hands is very efficient . For instance I fought this spanish cat when I was lockd who was about the same height as me but probably 60lbs heavier than me and wild muscular , but I still was yoking him up something serious , the only thing he could do to me was keep body slamming me but I kept getting up and hitting him with vicious combos , pierced that nikkas under lip with his teeth and all lat .

5 of his spanish nikkas jumped me and gave me that work later that day though :gooncry:

Thats what everyone is saying. If the smaller guy is more skilled/trained, there's a very good chance he'll win. But "all else equal" the bigger guy will usually win

 

[Citi Trends]

Thats what everyone is saying. If the smaller guy is more skilled/trained, there's a very good chance he'll win. But "all else equal" the bigger guy will usually win

but all else won't be equal unless this buff guy has also been training his hands and he's brolic but has the speed of a cobra
chances are the smaller guy will be more agile and quick on his feet, that's the point.

you guys are only using the buff guy's attributes

 

[wet landscapes]

because you have to lift heavy things to become brolic

 

[plushcarpet]

It's more about height and reach
You're not beating a 6'8 dude if you're 5'8 idc how tough you are

 

[inthebushes]

A guy doesn't need to know to fight when he could suplex you on some Brockl Lesnar shyt.

 

[Larry Lambo]

Small dude that knows how to scrap > Big dude that doesn't
Big dude that knows how to scrap > Small dude that knows how to scrap

Easy as that.

 

[A1aaa]

all things equal, once the bigger dude can grapple the smaller dude on the ground, it's a wrap

if a smaller breh has advantages like a longer wingspan, faster reflexes, brolic nikkas can easily get slumped.