New Fight Question

[Rev. Good Will]

Killer instinct goes a long way.

Also, [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] at everyone who thinks MMA fighters are powerless without gloves?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwppgeQQ4sA

Bas Rutten trains like a madman, has been known to train so hard that he injures himself before fights, but ends up winning anyway. The man is also has a big killer instinct, and doesn't take much to get into a fight with you on hte street (watch the video to see what sets him off to break limbs) and has been in countless brawls in his country.

[elrudo]

haha that video is so funny.

Bas is great [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[Dementia]

Fine, the Navy Seal is so non-tough.

What about if the OP had said a badass, Delta-force, uber elite special missions killing machine soldier? The type of guy who has killed men within 10 seconds with two motions of his hand. (Jack Bauer or Rambo ideal profile)

[Mr_Blonde]

Pretty surprised at some people's opinions here

1. MMA champ
2. Boxer
3. Street fighter
4. Navy seal
5. Karate guy

[Sanchez1Fan]

subs from hell bad ass submission highlight
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yu8d1Ypf0es

[goodsamaritan]

Lets see a martial artist, Navy Seal, boxer, or street fighter take one of these:

Art of the Slam

[Sanchez1Fan]

thanx dude i [censored] love art of the slam

[Eponymous]

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Lets see a martial artist, Navy Seal, boxer, or street fighter take one of these:

Art of the Slam

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You don't think the best martial artist, Navy Seal, boxer, or street fighter also could slam someone? (not to mention avoid being picked up and slammed?) It's pretty standard for even high school wrestlers to do similar throws that could easily be slams without the ref there to stop it if they're picked up too high (and still end up being close to slams). I've both done it and had it done to me plenty of times. I'm sure throws/slams aren't foreign to the baddest guy in each of the other displines, possibly even the boxer (in other fights he's been in).

[PairTheBoard]

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Some youtube:
Tyson vs Spinks
Muay Thai
Fedor
Kimbo

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From looking at the Fedor fight I'm thinking it makes a difference what kind of surface they are fighting on. Early in the fight Fedor gets taken down by some kind of over the top back flip move that drives his head right into the canvas. I'm suprised he didn't get his neck broken right there. If his head was getting driven into Hard Concrete instead of the Give of that Canvas I have doubts he would have survived it.

PairTheBoard

[Mickey Brausch]

World's best real streetfighter should barely beat the World's best boxer, since the dirty, street tactics should prove to be the boxer's undoing. The boxer isn't learned enough in the art of kicking bollocks. Just picture the world's greatest kick-boxer going against the world's greatest boxer to see the point.

They are both bested by the World's best karate and/or other Asian martial arts champion, because those martial arts offer precisely the defense that's needed against all the preceding skills -- plus the offense to overwhelm them. Boxing and kick boxing are too simple, relatively speaking, for the martial arts expert, who also knows how to defend against the dirty tricks of the street fighter.

The skills mastered by the World's best karate and/or other Asian martial arts champion are part of the skills mastered by the mixed-skills athletes of UFC. Therefore, the the World's best ultimate fighting champion should defeat, albeit with difficulty, the World's best karate and/or other Asian martial arts champion.

In ascending order, I have reached the top pair of fighters, who are the World's best UFC champion and the World's most elite Navy Seal as far as hand-to-hand combat is concerned. It would be close between these two, but IMHO the SEAL guy is coming on top. The reason is that the military man should have in his repertoire a few extra skills for killing a person in the course of a fight. All these moves are forbiddden in every sport. (But not street fighting.)

RECAP:
1. SEAL
2. UFC
3. Martial arts
4. Street fighter
5. Boxer

Is this how the sales of the respective video games rank too?

Mickey Brausch