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You May Have Streetfighting Experience but It Wont Help You Against Trained Fighters
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your examples are awful. Kimbo had been training in mma for a while and was fighting an old shot boxer. and youre trying to say Tank Abbott was successful? for the most part he would get owned, and lost to any guy with boxing experience. Its hilarious because they showed his fight against Don Frye in there, which he lost.
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Originally posted by Steak View Post
your examples are awful. Kimbo had been training in mma for a while and was fighting an old shot boxer. and youre trying to say Tank Abbott was successful? for the most part he would get owned, and lost to any guy with boxing experience. Its hilarious because they showed his fight against Don Frye in there, which he lost.
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Originally posted by AKATheMack View PostThat was in their arena, do you pick any of those guys over Tank in 4x4ft worth of fighting space? And these are HWs not 150lb men.
you dont need much power behind punches to KO someone with no gloves on.
and since when is a 4x4 space a 'streetfight', lol. call me crazy, but I thought street fights happened in the street, not a closet.
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Originally posted by Steak View Postan old shot 150lb Gatti owned some random HW athletes on pros vs joes, even with headgear and big gloves on..
I saw that episode.
Hell they flat out weren't even fighters at all.
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Abbott was a street-fighter, but he did train as well, at least once his career started. Pretty sure he trained with Tito Ortiz.
There are exceptions to every rule. If size, strength and natural ability are equal, then the better trained guy is likely to win. But Tank was very strong, hit hard and had a good chin. There are some good fighters that he may have beaten just by overpowering and pounding on.
When it comes to fighting, it only takes one punch to win or lose, so there are going to be exceptions to almost any 'rule' you can think of. I think Tank was likely one of those exceptions.
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