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Just do a youtube search for top strikers in the UFC or Top MMA strikers you'll see.I actually haven't seen very many videos of strikers knocking grapplers out.
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Just do a youtube search for top strikers in the UFC or Top MMA strikers you'll see.I actually haven't seen very many videos of strikers knocking grapplers out.
There are no strikers in the ufc who aren't also competent grapplers.Just do a youtube search for top strikers in the UFC or Top MMA strikers you'll see.
There are no strikers in the ufc who aren't also competent grapplers.
Chuck Norris! He always wins. Now what???
Look at the method in which they are beating their opponents. It's about what they are strongest in that determines if they are strikers or grapplers. Anderson Silva knows grappling but you can tell by his fights that he know and understands his strengths as a striker.There are no strikers in the ufc who aren't also competent grapplers.
how do you think Floyd may weather would do in an Mma match against anyone in the ufc? I think he would have zero chance of winning because he is not well rounded. Terrific pure boxer. One dimensional mixed martial artist. He would be next to helpless.Look at the method in which they are beating their opponents. It's about what they are strongest in that determines if they are strikers or grapplers. Anderson Silva knows grappling but you can tell by his fights that he know and understands his strengths as a striker.
Really? that doesn't make sense. You are picking someone from an entirely different sport where kicking, throwing, tripping, elbows, kneeing, and sweeping is not allowed and then put that person in a fight where it is allowed. That's not even a comparison. If I asked how would a grappler do against Floyd May Weather if the grappler had to follow boxing rules? You'll be all upset that the scenario takes the grappler out of his element.how do you think Floyd may weather would do in an Mma match against anyone in the ufc? I think he would have zero chance of winning because he is not well rounded. Terrific pure boxer. One dimensional mixed martial artist. He would be next to helpless.
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The point is that there are no pure strikers or pure grapplers competing at an elite level in MMA. They are all well rounded. You take a pure striker, even one of the best ever, and drop him in MMA, and it's ridiculous. As you say, it doesn't even make sense.Really? that doesn't make sense. You are picking someone from an entirely different sport where kicking, throwing, tripping, elbows, kneeing, and sweeping is not allowed and then put that person in a fight where it is allowed. That's not even a comparison. If I asked how would a grappler do against Floyd May Weather if the grappler had to follow boxing rules? You'll be all upset that the scenario takes the grappler out of his element.
I never said that there were pure strikers or grapplers in MMA.The point is that there are no pure strikers or pure grapplers competing at an elite level in MMA
If you put a pure grappler in a boxing ring and have that grappler fight according to boxing rules, then the grappler will rule. It doesn't have anything about being well rounded because the MMA and Boxing have different rules. Put an well rounded MMA fighter into a boxing ring with a professional boxer, fighting by boxing rules, then that MMA fighter will be at a disadvantage. Trying to compare the 2 fighters makes no sense, not because of the skill level but because they aren't the same sports.They are all well rounded. You take a pure striker, even one of the best ever, and drop him in MMA, and it's ridiculous
This doesn't matter either the fact that people get KOed in MMA means that striking is going one. If Anderson Silva hits knocks out a fighter with a kick, elbow, knee, or a punch then that means striking is happening. It doesn't matter if he has a ground game or not because it was the strike that caused the KO.I disagree, and am asserting that anyone at an elite level of MMA is well rounded.
Once again. If Anderson Silva knocks out a fighter with a kick, elbow, knee, or a punch then it's the striking that knocked him out not the grappling.And I've still not seen very many (can't recall any) videos of a competent striker with no grappling experience ever knocking out a competent grappler with no striking experience.
I'd pay to see Ronda Rousey kick his butt. Or Chuck Norris.how do you think Floyd may weather would do in an Mma match against anyone in the ufc? I think he would have zero chance of winning because he is not well rounded. Terrific pure boxer. One dimensional mixed martial artist. He would be next to helpless.
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You got to admit well rounded MMA strikers are way more fun to watch in the UFC. Although black belt level straight grappling is pretty cool like this.The point is that there are no pure strikers or pure grapplers competing at an elite level in MMA. They are all well rounded. You take a pure striker, even one of the best ever, and drop him in MMA, and it's ridiculous. As you say, it doesn't even make sense.
A pure grappler would flounder, as well. Remember, my comment was in response to your post suggesting that the UFC has a lot of examples of strikers defeating grapplers. I disagree, and am asserting that anyone at an elite level of MMA is well rounded. Further, the grappling skills create opportunity for effective striking, and vice versa.
And I've still not seen very many (can't recall any) videos of a competent striker with no grappling experience ever knocking out a competent grappler with no striking experience. I've seen plenty of videos of the converse, where grapplers take advantage of striker's discomfort in a clinch or on the ground. I'm sure there are some out there, and wouldn't mind taking a look.
I understand now and disagree that it doesn't matter in Mma what grappling skills someone has. I don't understand how you could think otherwise.If you knock someone out with a punch, kick, elbow, or knee then that is striking. It doesn't matter what grappling skills they have, it was the striking skills that knocked them out. If you knock someone out without punching, kicking, elbowing, or kneeing the it's the grappling skills that knocked them out.
Yes, but what if? She would grab his butt and slam him on the concrete.Floyd vs Ronda = apple and oranges
I can't stand Floyd so anyone that can pound him would be entertaining. He's got the attitude that makes people what to hit him in his mouth. What surprises me the most is that Floyd calls out Rhonda out of all of the MMA fighters out there. That's the one he's got to prove something to.Yes, but what if? She would grab his butt and slam him on the concrete.
This is what you saydisagree that it doesn't matter in Mma what grappling skills someone has
This is what I'm saying.If Anderson Silva hits knocks out a fighter with a kick, elbow, knee, or a punch then that means striking is happening. It doesn't matter if he has a ground game or not because it was the strike that caused the KO.