Even a bad MMA fighter is probably more than you can handle

[Zombie_Babies]

Even if you bring three friends along.

Damn, that's some brutal stuff.

 

[Dioltach]

And that, my friends, concludes the lesson on "Fighter vs. Commoner".

 

[Homicidal_Squirrel]

Even if you bring three friends along.

Damn, that's some brutal stuff.

And to think that this guy has something like a 1 win 5 loss record. Imagine if h was actually good.

 

[Zombie_Babies]

And that, my friends, concludes the lesson on "Fighter vs. Commoner".

Exactly. It's amazing what 1 or 2 class levels can do for a guy. :-D

And to think that this guy has something like a 1 win 5 loss record. Imagine if h was actually good.

No kidding. I think we're all lucky he wasn't very good. I mean, he could have kept going.

 

[Homicidal_Squirrel]

No kidding. I think we're all lucky he wasn't very good. I mean, he could have kept going.

Yup, there would have been a dead trailer park at least. imagine if these guys had gone after Jon Jones.

 

[Zombie_Babies]

Yup, there would have been a dead trailer park at least. imagine if these guys had gone after Jon Jones.

Heh, the death toll would still be climbing.

 

[Homicidal_Squirrel]

Heh, the death toll would still be climbing.

Indeed.

 

[Janx]

While people with martial arts training generally think they can beat anyone (part bravado, part positive thinking, part truth), it's generally true that of 2 equally built people, the guy with training has the advantage.

I don't decide to beat up people until I've read their fitness records and dossier on their martial arts training first.

 

[tomBitonti]

The guy looks both fit and trained, and probably had a good presence/alertness.

Being in the ring (cage?) five times for scheduled bouts implies a lot of training, and practice fights, and, a very good fitness. Very probably, a very good starting physique (reach/strength/quickness), plus training on top of that.

I imagine someone with this level of training and fitness would act much much faster than someone with neither. And would know how to stay guarded.

A worry is the presence of a knife. A big sharp kitchen knife could turn the tables with a lucky cut. I don't imagine anyone in the fight had any armor; a stray cut could easily be debilitating to fatal.

Thx!

TomB

 

[Zombie_Babies]

While people with martial arts training generally think they can beat anyone (part bravado, part positive thinking, part truth), it's generally true that of 2 equally built people, the guy with training has the advantage.

I don't decide to beat up people until I've read their fitness records and dossier on their martial arts training first.

How very samurai of you.