Wrestling?!

Olympic wrestling is almost 90% stamina, and core strength, but wwe..... thats a different story.

I know wrestling is a good fighting style, but how does it acatually affect people. I mean is it the breakin bones on the impact of wrestling moves? I mean kuz punching gets knockouts and just beats the shit outta people, but wrestling how does it work? If you mean olympic wrestling then its using leverage and angles to create impact. A belly to back suplex like you see in the wwe is an actual olympic move that when done properly against someone not expecting it...can not only knock them out, but break their neck and leave them permanently paralyzed or dead like i've seen several times in my wrestling days. Its completely different from boxing but added as a supplement for inside clinches adds a whole new dimension to your fight game and makes you a real badass in a street fight. Guy cant stay outside cuz you'll knock him out. But he cant rush in and tackle you either cuz he'll end up getting thrown hard.

i'm not a wrestling fan, but it seems funny when people compare it to boxing/any combat sport. its like comparing a documentary to walt disney films. take it for what it is.

If you mean olympic wrestling, it involves a lot of submissions and holds that make the opponent tap. I'm not sure what you're asking. Actually that's ju-jitsu. Real wrestling doesn't involve submissions. Olympic wrestling involves taking an opponent down while on your feet and then trying to expose your opponent's back to the mat. Which can be done with a variety of moves. If held their long enough then a pin is the result.

just enjoy both, each for what it is and stop trying to create beef

I know wrestling is a good fighting style, but how does it acatually affect people. I mean is it the breakin bones on the impact of wrestling moves? I mean kuz punching gets knockouts and just beats the shit outta people, but wrestling how does it work? If you mean olympic wrestling, it involves a lot of submissions and holds that make the opponent tap. I'm not sure what you're asking.

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